Titlebook: Information Technology in Supplier Networks; A Theoretical Approa Sascha Weber Book 2001 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 2001 Information Systems

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Supplier Relationships,e to be clearly defined. The present chapter gives an introduction to the basic aspects of supplier relationships (section 2.1) and describes how transaction cost theory is used to assess different possibilities of organizing these relationships (section 2.2).

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Decisions about Supplier Relationships and Information Technology,cursus the basic model is applied to outsourcing decisions in order to discuss how information technology is likely to influence the vertical integration of organizations. Finally, in section 4.3 the basic model is extended to incorporate decisions on the selection of information technology into the analysis.

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Information Technology,nt activities in organizations (section 3.2). Finally, in section 3.3 an overview of theoretical and empirical work related to the impact of information technology on relationships between organizations is given.

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Book 2001ers to the function of purchasing goods and services from suppliers, whether raw material used to manufacture an organization‘s final products, maintenance and repair supplies, or capital goods such as machinery and buildings. Major decisions in procurement concern the selection of the right supplie

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