The Knowledge-Creating Role of the Internet in International Business: Evidence from Vietnam

Nguyen Dinh Tho · Nigel J. Barrett

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Innovation and Knowledge Management International Business and FDI Global trade and economics

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This article examines the knowledge-creating role of the Internet in international business activities of Vietnamese firms. The authors find that both the collection and the transformation of information from the Internet by a firm affect its foreign sales intensity. In addition, market and learning orientations facilitate this process.

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