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Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing & Management Review__________________________________________ ISSN 2319-2836 APJMMR, Vol.3 (10), OCTOBER (2014), pp. 49-69 Online available at indianresearchjournals.com AN E- PROCUREMENT USAGE ANALYSIS IN INDIAN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY DR. MERAJ NAEM*; DR. MOHAMMAD TARIQUE KHAN**; DR. MEHBOOB UL HASSAN*** *ASST. PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, AL DAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBAI. **ASST. PROFESSOR, JAZAN UNIVERSITY, SAUDI ARABIA. *** PROFESSOR, SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, AL DAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBAI. ABSTRACT The desktop computing in the 1980s and 1990s served as catalyst to the reengineering movement, the Internet and WWW can be considered as the catalyst for the radical change in business context and business process viewpoint what Keen and McDonald term as “e- process” perspective. (Kim & Ramkaran) Globalization of market, increased competition, reducing gap between products in terms of quality and price are compelling the industry to rethink about how to manage business operations more efficiently and effectively. Since scope for improvement within the organization is decreasing; the companies are looking for business activities beyond the organization’s boundary (SP Sarmah et al, 2005). The purpose of this research is to analyze the E-Procurement usage in the supply chain management of Indian Automobile Industry occurring between the buyer and its established suppliers 1 . A quantitative approach has been chosen for the purpose of this study as quantitative approach is one which is based on numbers and statistics. The sampling tool adopted is the survey method Questionnaire format for sampling and SPSS is the statistical tool for data handling. In this study the particular case of the E-Procurement usage in the supply chain management of Indian Automobile Industry occurring between the buyer and its established suppliers is to be considered. Similar type of study has been conducted by various researchers internationally in different context by applying case study method while this study is based on survey method specifically in Indian context on the e-procurement of Automobile Industry where primary samples were collected thru questionnaire method. KEY WORDS: Procurement, e-procurement, e-supply chain, usage, automobile industry.
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  • Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing & Management Review__________________________________________ ISSN 2319-2836 APJMMR, Vol.3 (10), OCTOBER (2014), pp. 49-69 Online available at indianresearchjournals.com

    AN E- PROCUREMENT USAGE ANALYSIS IN INDIAN

    AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

    DR. MERAJ NAEM*; DR. MOHAMMAD TARIQUE KHAN**;

    DR. MEHBOOB UL HASSAN***

    *ASST. PROFESSOR,

    SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,

    AL DAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBAI.

    **ASST. PROFESSOR,

    JAZAN UNIVERSITY,

    SAUDI ARABIA.

    *** PROFESSOR,

    SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,

    AL DAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DUBAI.

    ABSTRACT

    The desktop computing in the 1980s and 1990s served as catalyst to the reengineering

    movement, the Internet and WWW can be considered as the catalyst for the radical change in

    business context and business process viewpoint what Keen and McDonald term as e-process perspective. (Kim & Ramkaran) Globalization of market, increased competition, reducing gap between products in terms of

    quality and price are compelling the industry to rethink about how to manage business operations

    more efficiently and effectively. Since scope for improvement within the organization is

    decreasing; the companies are looking for business activities beyond the organizations boundary (SP Sarmah et al, 2005).

    The purpose of this research is to analyze the E-Procurement usage in the supply chain

    management of Indian Automobile Industry occurring between the buyer and its established

    suppliers1.

    A quantitative approach has been chosen for the purpose of this study as quantitative approach is

    one which is based on numbers and statistics. The sampling tool adopted is the survey method

    Questionnaire format for sampling and SPSS is the statistical tool for data handling.

    In this study the particular case of the E-Procurement usage in the supply chain management of

    Indian Automobile Industry occurring between the buyer and its established suppliers is to be

    considered. Similar type of study has been conducted by various researchers internationally in

    different context by applying case study method while this study is based on survey method

    specifically in Indian context on the e-procurement of Automobile Industry where primary

    samples were collected thru questionnaire method.

    KEY WORDS: Procurement, e-procurement, e-supply chain, usage, automobile industry.

  • Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing & Management Review__________________________________________ ISSN 2319-2836 APJMMR, Vol.3 (10), OCTOBER (2014), pp. 49-69 Online available at indianresearchjournals.com

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