Stephen De Lurgio
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Lecturer
Also affiliated: Walton Hospital (2023)
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Stephen De Lurgio's research focuses on understanding factors that influence business competitiveness, particularly within small-to-medium-sized e-commerce enterprises. His work investigates the roles of IT capability and innovation in maintaining a competitive edge in the market. De Lurgio also examines methodological approaches in research, including comparisons between different sample populations for research studies, such as Mechanical Turk workers and student participants, providing recommendations for future research design. His scholarly output includes two publications, with an h-index of 1 and 18 total citations. De Lurgio has collaborated with Zachary R. Steelman and Amber Young at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville on shared publications.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 6
- Citations: 243
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Lecturer publications 2023–2024University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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How do small-to-medium-sized e-commerce businesses stay competitive? Evidence on the critical roles of IT capability, innovation and multihoming (2024)
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Mechanical Turk Versus Student Samples: Comparisons and Recommendations (2023)
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- Mechanical Turk Versus Student Samples: Comparisons and Recommendations
- Mechanical Turk Versus Student Samples: Comparisons and Recommendations
- How do small-to-medium-sized e-commerce businesses stay competitive? Evidence on the critical roles of IT capability, innovation and multihoming
- How do small-to-medium-sized e-commerce businesses stay competitive? Evidence on the critical roles of IT capability, innovation and multihoming
- How do small-to-medium-sized e-commerce businesses stay competitive? Evidence on the critical roles of IT capability, innovation and multihoming
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