Impact of Operating Expenditure on Sales of IT Industry (A Case Study of Leading IT Organizations in Pakistan)

This article aims to shed light on the challenges Pakistani businesses encounter while attempting to implement IT (Information Technology). I've created a model to look at the reasons why Pakistani businesses aren't using IT to streamline their operations. The focus of my preliminary resea...

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Published in:Journal of information technology and economic development 2023-10, Vol.13 (2), p.14-29
Main Authors: Arshad, Ifrah, Ali, Tahir
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Annual reports
Company structure
Competition
Competitive advantage
Corporate profits
Data collection
Employees
Expenditures
Hypotheses
Independent variables
Information systems
Information technology
Operating costs
Organizational change
Organizational structure
Organizations
Profitability
R&D
Research & development
Sales
Software
Variables
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Summary:This article aims to shed light on the challenges Pakistani businesses encounter while attempting to implement IT (Information Technology). I've created a model to look at the reasons why Pakistani businesses aren't using IT to streamline their operations. The focus of my preliminary research is on businesses that are having trouble incorporating IT in their operational procedures. Issues with integrating IT into existing business processes are outlined in this article. Additionally, the purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between sales and operatingexpenditures, which serve as the dependent and independent variables, respectively. Information technology (IT) usage in businesses has been on the rise recently. The technology has progressed from being used to automate standardized activities to the development of truly revolutionary systems that alter the foundations of how businesses operate. It is widely held that "rather than merely being assisted by computers, organizations will live by them," adapting their operational models and strategies to take advantage of developments in IT. Even while there is a lot written about the link between IT and organizational change, not enough of it looks at the topic from an economic angle. The purpose of this article is to learn how information systems affect several important indicators of a company's organizational structure.
ISSN:2153-974X
2153-9731