Journal of Enterprise Information Management: Volume 22 Issue 4

Market orientation, supplier perceived value and business performance of SMEs in a Sub‐Saharan African nation

Margaret Jekanyika Matanda, Nelson Oly Ndubisi

In the current customer‐centred business environment, organisations are adopting market‐oriented behaviour in an effort to enhance their value creation and delivery capabilities…

Impact of government export assistance on internationalization of SMEs from developing nations

A.K. Shamsuddoha, M. Yunus Ali, Nelson Oly Ndubisi

The purpose of this paper is to examine the effects of government assistance programmes on internationalization of SMEs from an Asian developing nation.

An empirical study of usage of external business services by Chinese SMEs

Jianzhong Xiao, Hong Fu

Adopting an evidenced‐based approach, this paper seeks to examine the usage of external business services by small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) in China.

Comparison of relationship perception in the international fresh produce business

Amos Gyau, Achim Spiller

The suppliers of fresh fruit and vegetable complain that their buyers in the retail segment of the market used certain undesirable and questionable business practices which are…

Influence of inter‐organisational integration on business performance: The mediating role of organisational‐level supply chain functions

Rajesh Rajaguru, Margaret Jekanyika Matanda

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the mediating role of organisational level supply chain activities on the effect of inter‐organisational information systems (IOIS) and…

Improving corporate governance of SMEs in emerging economies: a Malaysian experience

Shanthy Rachagan, Elsa Satkunasingam

SMEs are essential to economic growth in Malaysia and many emerging economies as they are a major source of employment and contribute towards the gross domestic product. It is…

Managing the internationalisation process of small and medium enterprises in Africa and Asia Pacific

Nelson Oly Ndubisi