Title
Delivering high quality/low-cost products to the consumer and profits to the shareholders: Can it be done in the e-commerce environment?
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2001
Abstract
Mounting pressures from industrial consumers to meet their constantly changing demands for products has impacted the ever-shortened life cycle in the Ebusiness environment. As more Ebusinesses go online with the support from venture capitalists wanting a return on their investment in short order, can the traditional business/management model support these constraints posed by this business evolution? Balancing quality, costs, delivery, and staying economically viable and profitable may only be a reality for a small few. This exploratory study will build a theoretical framework supported by qualitative and quantitative models to reshape the technology management practices of the future.
Publication Title
Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology
Recommended Citation
Johnson, D. M.
(2001).
Delivering high quality/low-cost products to the consumer and profits to the shareholders: Can it be done in the e-commerce environment?.
Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology.
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Publisher's Statement
© 2001 Portland International Center for Management of Engineering and Technology. PICEMET 2001 conference homepage: http://www.picmet.org/Conferences/2001/