Determinants Of Integrated Performance Measurement Systems Usage: An Empirical Study

Exploring the Determinants of E-Commerce Usage in the Hotel Industry in Thailand: An Empirical Study

The use of the Internet for communicating and transacting with customers has been growing rapidly in the worldwide tourism industry. However, there is a large variation in the intensity of use of e-commerce in the travel and tourism industry. While the Internet usage varies across countries, even within a country there are large variations amongst enterprises. These variations are mainly due to...

An empirical study on mobile phone usage

One of the major scientific undertakings over the past few years has been exploring the interaction between humans and machines in mobile environments. We have smart devices with high computational power. Some devices are also aware of context. For example, some mobile devices have built in GPS, light sensor and other detection devices like [1]. In this work, we will examine how mobile device c...

The Determinants of Exchange Rate System: an Empirical Analysis

Since the breakdown of the Bretton Woods System, exchange arrangements of countries have become flexible. Several attempts have been made to determine whether the theories of optimum currency areas adequately explain the choice of an exchange rate system. In this paper, the optimum currency area is retested. Using cross-section data, a regression analysis of the choice of an exchange rate syste...

Determinants of Organisational Structures: An Empirical Study

Development of an Integrated Performance Measurement (PM) Model for Pharmaceutical Industry

Regarding to rapidly changing and highly competitive business environment it will become increasingly important for organizations to measure their performances appropriately. With respect to special characteristics of pharmaceutical industry and lack of reported performance measurement, this study tries to design an integrated performance measurement model for pharmaceutical companies. For gene...