IJALIS

ISSN: 2360-7858

 International Journal of Academic Library and Information Science
 

Vol. 7(6), pp. 156–165, July, 2019. 

ISSN: 2360-7858

DOI: 10.14662/IJALIS2019.083

Full Length Research

The ICT and E-business has driven the new economy, unfortunately not everyone is benefiting. The growing split or digital divided which breaks down along nations, economic, education and geographical lines between the information have and have not are leaving Nigeria behind in the fast pace (new economy). The new development offer opportunity to leap from the present state, but not many is aware of the linkage between IT and productivity, how it can make individuals and corporations more productive. The old principle no longer work in the new era and business has reached the old models limit with respect to complexity and speed. The real problem is ruinously dysfunctional mismatch between today business environments with the old classical model. Internet commerce gives rise to new kind of business models. The internet changes traditional business models and the nature of doing business and competition. This work examines the relationship between ICT and entrepreneurship development in Nigeria. A chi-square model is specified and estimated using primary data obtained from field survey. The empirical evidence suggest that the use of ICT facilities (the internet) can contribute to improve firm performance in terms of increased market share, expand product raged, customized products and better response to collect demand. A policy framework that would encourage the development of this sub-sector is therefore needed.

Key words: ICT, E – Business, Digital Divide, Information, models.

Cite This Article As: Cite This Article As: ISA, LM.,  ABDULSALAMI, LT (2019). ICT and E- Business Culture in Nigeria entrepreneurship: A Study of Internet Business In Lafia. Inter. J. Acad. Lib. Info. Sci. 7(6): 156-165