The adoption of XBRL presents new opportunities for considerably enhancing the business information supply chain. However, its diffusion has proved to be very challenging. This paper draws upon stakeholder and social network theories to evaluate issues surrounding the diffusion of XBRL in Australia. Qualitative empirical evidence is used to identify XBRL stakeholders and to assess their salienc...

Social network analysis is concerned with the analysis of influence of an individual within a social network and how the influence diffuses through the network. It has been shown useful in business analytics. In this paper, we extend a nonlinear dynamical system that accurately models virus propagation in epidemiology to model information diffusion in social networks. Our approach can numerical...

The rapid growth of the Internet and electronic commerce stimulates new digital innovations. Electronic markets can influence both adoption and diffusion processes of digital innovations in significant ways. The difficulties for market transactions of information goods and the change from free to paid content on websites in the last years has led to research questions about how individuals deci...

This paper aims to propose a new framework for estimating and forecasting diffusion of high technology products, along with the construction of a price index. Into that context, the “diffusion–price” model is presented, as an innovative concept providing a long term estimation of both price and diffusion elasticity. This corresponds to the bidirectional estimation of the mutual influence of the...

The Net-Enabled Business Innovation Cycle (NEBIC) was offered by Wheeler [1] as a subjective understanding of how firms can gain competitive advantage through enabling and emerging technologies (ET). NEBIC consists of four capabilities that lead a firm from choosing ET, to matching ET with business opportunities, executing for growth, and assessing customer value. The first capability of NEBIC ...

The diffusion of Internet technology has prompted the necessity to fundamentally reconsider the relevance of contemporary business models and Web-based systems. This paper is an exploratory study of the Internet business using the ICDT model, Kotler’s product model, and the value chain concept. We distinguish between two categories of Web-based systems; Web-presence systems (WPS) and Web inform...

We develop a new concept of rural technology diffusion influenced by labor mobility and business relations. The technology gain effect of labor mobility increases technology diffusiveness, whereas the technology drain effect decreases it. The concept is applied to survey data from the Mekong region, a new geographic area in this context. In the econometric analysis that takes spatial correlatio...

The research proposes a “conceptualERP-framework” for a smart factory during technology diffusion “mega-projects”. Application of knowledge discovery and classification algorithms is applied to draw probabilistic inferences based on FP-Growth-algorithm without ignoring the “balanced scorecard (BSC)-model-driven architecture” which is embedded with business intelligence. The prime objective bein...

Automation of a business process can be obtained by using a workflow management system or ERP system embedding workflow functionalities. The wider diffusion of ERP systems tends to favor the latter solution. There are several practical limitations of most ERP systems when automating business processes. To date, there is a lack of empirical studies aiming at achieving an evidence of these limita...