posted on 2011-08-12, 10:59authored byNeil Doherty, Laurie McAulay
In recent years, whilst considerable attention has been focussed on the Internet,
and in particular its potential as a sales medium, little research has been conducted into how
such investments can be objectively evaluated. Based upon a review of the literature and a
series of exploratory interviews, a provisional framework for evaluating e-commerce
investments is presented. It is shown that in addition to considering generic issues such as
flexibility and implementabilty, an e-commerce evaluation framework should address
specifics, such as customer management, marketing and logistics.
History
School
Business and Economics
Department
Business
Citation
DOHERTY, N.F. and McAULAY, L., 2002. Towards the formulation of a comprehensive framework for the evaluation of investments in sell-side e-commerce. Evaluation and Program Planning, 25 (2), pp. 159-165.