Dear Colleagues:
Today i would like to share some of my research findings with you regarding
the readiness of E-commerce and IT in developing countries and its
consequences on global e-conomy. Whereever we are, the issue will affect us
in some way or other.
But as my research paper has been submitted for a conference, i can't
disclose it now. But i would let you know some facts that are truly
disturbing for every conscious person under the sun.
* Business models of developing countries are still based upon traditional
Industrial Age.
* If one considers key driving principles of new e-conomy, developing
countries are no where.
* Regarding micro level change aspect-management issue is a big problem.
* Lot of hurdles for turning to Business Process Reengineering.
* No efficient supply chain to compete in new e-conomy.
* Even basic automation to embrace e-commerce is not in common.
* Lots of Impediments in restructuring an organisation in developing countries.
Here one point is worth remembering: International bodies can't handle
micro level problems of an organisation as they are able about macro level
ones to some extent.
* Macro level factors that are responsible for overall unhealthy business
environment in developing countries. They are political; economic;
infrastructural; social and cultural; environmental aspects and last but
not least, the very condition of human beings that are critically
influencing business environment of developing countries.
Is it really some body else's problem or we have a role to act?
The point is that if the lower deck of Titanic is full of water, there is
no room for the people of upper deck to feel complacent!
Please trust me, if the future of nearly 5 billion People is endangered,
the world would simply lose its apparent balance in terms of everything.
Actually the 'Humanity' itself questions us, "Don't we have anything to do?
Or just we need to keep watching idly!"
We need to give answer to us first!
Thank you for reading the e-mail...That means you care for the world...Just
please think what you can do...
Salman
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