مجلة أداء المؤسسات الجزائرية
Volume 7, Numéro 3, Pages 337-344
2018-08-19
Authors : Laala Atik . Boumediene Ramdani .
Although the value of Information and Communication Technologies (or ICT) is incontestable, their adoption by Small to Medium-sized Enterprises (or SMEs) in developing countries has been slow. Using the Technology-Organisation-Environment (or TOE) framework, this study will examine the determinants of ICT adoption by SMEs in Algeria. The results of a survey of 136 SMEs indicate that small businesses in Algeria are no longer only adopting basic ICT, but also adopting more advanced ICT such as enterprise systems. Depending on the ICT, specific technological, organisational, and environmental factors tend to influence SMEs adoption. Implications of these findings on owners/ managers, ICT suppliers and policy makers will be outlined.
ICT, IT, Technology, Adoption, SMEs, TOE, Small Business, Developing Country, Algeria ; ICT ; IT ; Technology ; Adoption ; SMEs ; Small Business ; TOE ; Developing Country ; Algeria ; Algeria ; Algeria
Saib Elhachemi
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Hadid Noufeyle
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pages 405-426.
Triki Manel
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pages 1200-1218.
Makhlouf Kouider
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pages 113-128.
Bekheda Kouider
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pages 354-369.
Merzouk Farida
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pages 292-311.