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E-BUSINESS STRATEGIES AND THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN KOGI STATE

E-BUSINESS STRATEGIES AND THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN KOGI STATE

  ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT The study looked at e-business strategies and the performance of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Kogi State. Survey research methodology was employed in this study. The population of the study consists of 938,740 small and medium-sized businesses in Kogi State. Sample size consists of 400. The study employed primary data. Information from the respondents was gathered via a questionnaire and the primary source of data. To test the hypotheses, the study used correlation coefficient analysis. Finding from the study showed that; supply chain integration enables SMEs to streamline their operations by seamlessly connecting various supply chain stages; cyber security practices not only protect the SME itself but also contribute to the overall security of the supply chain, ensuring smooth production processes; and SMEs can tailor their products or services by using CRM tools to understand Customer demands and tastes, resulting in a rise in customer loyalty and satisfaction. Lead generation is facilitated by online strategies for marketing that include content advertising, lead magnets and email marketing. Conclusively, Adopting e-business tactics makes it easier to communicate with clients directly and individually. The study recommends that, in the constantly changing business environment, SMEs should maximize their e-business strategies and take advantage of digital technology to improve performance, maintain their competitiveness, and promote sustainable growth.
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1 28 Jun, 2024
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key Words: Keywords: E-business Strategies, Customer Relationship Management, Cyber security, Supply Chain Integration, Online Marketing, Business Growth, Profitability, Production Efficiency and Return On Equity, SMEs.
Volume/Issue/Year: Vol. 3(1), 2024
Key Contributors: ONUCHE, Beatrice ; DR. Nurudeen Yakubu Zakariya ; ATAT, Joy & Dr Cynthia Unekwu ALOGWUJA