Resource Constraints and Information Systems Implementation in Singaporean Small Businesses

By James Y. L. Thong. 2001

402 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Communication, Information Systems and Management, Strategy and Management

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In Communication

1. Morteza Ghobakhloo
2. Jose Benitez-Amado
3. Daniel Arias-Aranda
4. Elizabeth E. Grandón
5. J. Pearson
6. John M. Ward
7. Mário M. Caldeira
8. Mercy Mpinganjira

In Information Systems and Management

1. Morteza Ghobakhloo
2. Jose Benitez-Amado
3. Daniel Arias-Aranda
4. Elizabeth E. Grandón
5. J. Pearson
6. John M. Ward
7. A. K. Lingappa
8. Amit J. Shah

In Strategy and Management

1. Jose Benitez-Amado
2. Daniel Arias-Aranda
3. Elizabeth E. Grandón
4. J. Pearson
5. John M. Ward
6. Mário M. Caldeira
7. Morteza Ghobakhloo
8. Mercy Mpinganjira

Citations in the corpus

• Using resource-based theory to interpret the successful adoption and use of information systems and technology in manufacturing small and medium-sized enterprises (2003, background): “Thong (2001) developed a resource-based model to analyse resource constraints and information systems implementation in Singaporean small businesses and found that external technical expertise is a very important factor of IS/IT implementation success.”
• Understanding mobile marketing adoption intention by South African SMEs: A multi-perspective framework (2016, result): “However, this finding ontradicts those of prior research by Thong (2001), who identied external technical support from vendors as a key determinant f information systems adoption among Singaporean small busiesses.”
• Adoption of E-Commerce Applications in SMEs (2011, background): “Owing to the general financial constraint in SMEs, these businesses usually cannot E-commerce applications in SMEs afford costs of hiring external IS expertise to provide training for employees, as well as to help them with IS adoption (Thong and Yap, 1995; Thong, 2001).”
• Academic, Family, and Peer Influence on Entrepreneurial Intention of Engineering Students (2020, background): “Discriminant validity is defined as “the degree to which items differentiate between variables” (Thong, 2001).”
• Electronic commerce adoption: an empirical study of small and medium US businesses (2004, background): “Such items were found relevant in other research [7,15,48,64].”