Network Analysis Methods and Tools for Sme C-Commerce
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publisher
Victoria University, School of Information Systems, Electronic Commerce Research Unit (ECRU)
Faculty
Faculty of Computing, Health and Science
School
School of Computer and Information Science
RAS ID
3733
Abstract
This paper reflects on network analysis methods and their utility for understanding network behaviours that impinge upon clustering and C-commerce innovation. The primary focus of the paper is an analysis framework that combines elements representative of both quantitative and interpretivist approaches. The framework was applied to the analysis of information and knowledge flows between Small-to-Medium Sized Tourism Enterprizes (SMTEs) that participated in a portal quasi-experiment based on the Cape Range Ningaloo World Heritage Region of Western Australia.
Comments
Brogan, M. P. (2005). Network Analysis Methods and Tools for Sme C-Commerce. Proceedings of 6th International We-B (Working for E-Business) Conference. (pp. 222-232). Melbourne, Australia. Victoria University, School of Information Systems, Electronic Commerce Research Unit (ECRU).