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Korea Journal

  • P-ISSN0023-3900
  • E-ISSN2733-9343
  • A&HCI, SCOPUS, KCI
장필화(이화여자대학교) pp.35-59
이인숙(세종대학교) pp.61-86
김현희(한신대) pp.89-111
백승익(한양대학교) ; 김병석(한양대학교) pp.116-138
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Abstract

A virtual organization is a group of legally separate organizations that act as though they are one. The success of a virtual organization heavily depends on its ability to manage a massive information flow throughout its business partners. Today’s corporations cannot be characterized as either virtual organizations or non-virtual organizations, but they can be characterized as organizations which have different degree of virtuality. This paper attempts to explain virtuality of Korean corporations by examining e-businesses, particularly the B2B e-business. Although the user population of high-speed Internet service is growing quickly in Korea, most users use the Internet for entertainment or personal needs, rather than for work. The Internet usage rate of Korean corporations in enhancing their productivity is relatively low. Especially in the areas of B2B e-business, such as B2B e-marketplaces and SCM (Supply Chain Management), the usage rate is even worse. This paper examines Korean corporations’ virtuality associated with e-marketplaces and SCM and suggests a roadmap of e-marketplaces and SCM.

윤영민(한양대학교) pp.141-162
박순영(서울대학교) pp.165-193
정병호(한양대학교) pp.191-218
장수현(광운대학교) pp.212-256
우은주(이화여자대학교) pp.233-282

Korea Journal