最终幻想零式ps4和pc:帮忙一小段英语的翻译

Large firms tend to have e-business strategies but they are more associated with downstream customers. SMEs tend not to have e-business strategies due primarily to a lack of customer demand. In addition to low customer demand for e-solutions the cases reveal the importance of face-to-face contact in many SME markets, and the pragmatic and fragmented approach of SMEs to investment. Currently most of the case SMEs do not perceive much benefits from e-adoption in their businesses. Rather, SMEs seem to be more concerned that Internet-enabled business threatens to take away their uniqueness and ability to personalise their market offerings.

In all four chains, communication is based on well-established, interpersonal relationships. Maintaining the resulting loyalty and goodwill between the individual players and their businesses is considered more important than increasing efficiency of the communication mode. SMEs fear losing the personal touch and the corresponding intimate knowledge of their customers, and still lack confidence in Internet transactions. Lack of role models, fear of losing control and the owner’s existing poor knowledge base and motivation, are also barriers, frequently cited prior as more critical than resource issues.