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Determining benefits from B2B e-commerce : a strategic approach
A request from a powerful customer to exchange information electronically is an
important external stimulus to the business strategy of a supplier. Prior research indicates that
sub-optimal benefits, if any, are the typical result of such a stimulus. In this research, B2B ecommerce
alignment between business strategy and IT strategy is proposed as a determinant
of enhanced business benefits from electronic information exchange. A multiple case study
approach in the Australian automotive industry is used to examine this proposition. As more
electronic information is exchanged using a range of electronic modes, thus creating complex
interorganizational systems, this research provides insights for suppliers about how to achieve
greater benefits from B2B e-commerce.