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A Model of the Impact of Corporate Culture on Information Technology Adoption

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The forest products industry is often characterized as being reactive rather than proactive when it comes to implementing inter-organizational (IOS) technologies. The industry generally lags in IOS adoption relative to most other industries. This is supported by Vlosky (2002) who finds the industry lagging in adopting information technologies such as the universal product

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