Success factors of information technologies in the competitiveness of sugar mills: Mexico.
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https://doi.org/10.24054/face.v22i1.1478Keywords:
innovation, information technologies, AFE, factors, competitivenessAbstract
Currently, technological progress is present in most of the commercial activities, the objective was to determine the success factors that affect the acceptance of IT for the competitiveness of sugar mills located in the Huasteca Region of Mexico, by their managers. Through the quantitative method, an exploratory factor analysis was carried out by means of a questionnaire to 80 managers of sugar mills in the Huasteca region of Mexico, where the construction of the factors related to the acceptance of information technologies and business competitiveness was validated.
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