CSF技法을 活用한 정보시스팀 構築計劃에 관한 연구

The purpose of this study is two-fold. First is to examine the application of the CSF methodology in the context of IS planning, and second is to define and discuss the critical success factors in 's' corporation. Data on the critical success factors in 's' corporation were collected through interviews. Through this case study, three outputs are produced; the functional managers' CFSs, the areas of prospective systems' application, and systems development priorities

효과적인 종합무역정보망 구축방안 -무역자동화를 중심으로-

As the trade volume increases, it is no longer feasible and efficient to handle massive documents manually. And foreign competitors have been aggressively computerizing trade systems as a way to enhance their national competitiveness. Although Korea started to automate trade systems in 1990, it is still in the early stage of development and its much touted impact has not been materialized. Based on the comparative study of trade and logistics computerization in Korea, Singapore and Australia along with selected user interviews of Korean business firms, this study suggests ways for successful trade automation in Korea

Factors Affecting Customers’ Trust in Internet Shopping

Although the volume of electronic commerce is increasing rapidly more than 100% annually, many consumers still hesitate Internet shopping due to the lack of trust in electronic transactions. Greenfield Online (1998) reports that Internet vendors could enhance their level of trust by increasing the security of the payment system and trustworthiness of the vendors. Even though trust is an important element in consumer based electronic shopping, there have not been many empirical studies dealing with the trust of consumers in Internet shopping. This study found factors which influence the consumers’ trust and suggests ways to obtain consumers’ trust for the Internet shopping mall operators. A rather comprehensive model was developed to explain the relationship between independent variables and consumers’ trust as a dependent variable. The independent variables are propensity to trust of consumers, familiarity of consumers to Internet shopping, the perception of transaction safety of consumers, protection of privacy, vendor’s integrity, vendor’s competence, substance of website, functionality of website, quality of information, third party recognition, and the legal framework. The following factors are found to be influencing consumers’ trust; familiarity of consumers to Internet shopping, the perception of transaction safety of consumers, protection of privacy, vendor’s competence and the legal framework. A few recommendations are given to Internet vendors to win consumers’ trust