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100			_aArora, Amit Kumar _934583
245			_aDeterminants for the Adoption of Digitalization by Manufacturing SMEs in India: An Empirical Study
300			_a7-22 p.
520			_aThe study attempted to determine the factors/determinants for the adoption of digitalization in SMEs. The study categorized various determinants into internal and external factors. To test the hypotheses, 52 sample units were studied. The results of logistic regression and chi-square test indicated that diversification, profitability, level of competition, managerial factors, and technological factors were significant for the adoption of digitalization. On the other hand, size of the firm and government initiatives were found to be the non-significant factors. Lack of support from the top management and lack of experts were found to be the major challenges for the adoption of digitalization for the firms who had not adopted digitalization.
653			_aDigitalization,
653			_aSmall and Medium Enterprises (SMES),
653			_aManufacturing Sector, .
653			_aInternal Factor,
653			_aExternal Factor
700			_a Rathi, Priya _934584
773	0		_030328 _976640 _aGILANI, MEENAKSHI _dGILANI MEENAKSHI NEW DELHI _o55510799 _tPRABANDHAN _z0975-2854
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