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    Electronic commerce in Greater China
    (2001)
    Trappey, CV
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    Trappey, AJC
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    交大名義發表
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    National Chiao Tung University
    The Greater China region (China, Taiwan and Hong Kong) has more than 1.2 billion people, about one fifth of the world's total population. This incredibly large market continues to modernize rapidly, and over the last five years, the region has maintained a very high economic growth rate in comparison to the rest of the world. The combination of market size and economic growth makes Greater China the most promising place in the world for Internet products and services. China, Taiwan and Hong Kong recognize the opportunities and via public and private initiatives are investing in the development of information technology (IT) and the Internet infrastructure. This paper outlines the key electronic commerce (EC) trends and events in the region. Further, the research analyzes the current impediments to Internet commerce in China. Taiwan and Hong Kong and provides strategy and directions for the region's EC development.
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    Internet and e-commerce adoption by the Taiwan semiconductor industry
    (2005)
    Peng, YC
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    Trappey, CV
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    Liu, NY
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    管理科學系
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    Department of Management Science
    Purpose - To determine the status of internet and e-commerce adoption by the Taiwan semiconductor industry, the research is designed to help government and enterprise in formulating strategic plans and making resource allocation decisions. Design/methodology/approach - Using the three-level model of internet commerce adoption (MICA), a survey of 287 companies and web sites was designed. Semiconductor firms were placed into five categories: integrated circuit (IC) design, manufacturing, packaging, IC testing, and peripheral device manufacturing. Findings - The MICA model shows the internet adoption ratio for semiconductor firms as 82.6 percent, significantly higher than the electronics and electrical machinery industry sector (56.5 percent). The IC manufacturing and packaging segment are in the processing stage, the final stage of development for the MICA model. One-third of the IC testing industry segment falls into the provision stage, and 36.1 percent web sites are in the processing stage. The IC design and peripherals industrial segments are located in the provision stage. Practical implications - The IC manufacturing segment is conducting more financial transactions than the other segments - a result that matches earlier research showing that larger companies are most likely to implement e-business applications. Many enterprises in the industry are lagging with the adoption of the internet indicating a need for education and training. Originality/value - This benchmark study provides a framework for evaluating the internet adoption status of semiconductor and other high technology firms. The MICA model is demonstrated to be suitable for evaluating the different stages of internet adoption.