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THE ADOPTION OF INTERORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS AND NETWORK EXTERNALITIES: AN ANALYTICAL AND EMPIRICAL STUDY
Recent work in the information systems literature has argued that network externalities, the value of a network created as a by-product of an existing installed base, are a determinant of interorganizational systems (IOSs) adoption. However, almost no empirical studies have reported the impact of
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