Adopsi Teknologi oleh Usaha Mikro, Kecil dan Menengah
(1) Jurusan Ilmu Administrasi Bisnis-FISIP UNPAD
Abstract
This study explains the importance of suitable technology in Small and Medium Enterprerises (SMEs). An applied technology has a positive impact on performance, only if it is appropiate with the jobs that is supported, not with the level of sophisticated technology. Unfortunately, not all of such technology will be suitable with the jobs, they are supported. Nevertheless, model which is used to be cited is more being characterized in the focus of using, not in the appropiateness. Starting from this condition, if we are reffering to the development, there will be a metamorphosis model of technology influence toward performance. It is expected that UMKM will get some input and new understanding in the using of technology.
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