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Access and use of electronic resources by academics and postgraduate students at the University of Venda, South Africa

Ndou, Alugumi Samuel (2018-07-09)

Electronic resources (e-resources) have brought many benefits and challenges in the way people access, retrieve and store information. At the University of Venda (UNIVEN), e-resources are there to be accessed and used by ...
Accessibility and utilization of electronic information resources for research by academic staff at selected Nigerian universities between 2005 and 2012

Ngulube, Patrick; Onyancha, Omwoyo Bosire; Ani, Okon Edet, 1967- (Taylor & Francis, 2014)

This article explored the extent of the accessibility and utilization of electronic resources by academic staff at two Nigerian universities: the University of Calabar and the University of Ibadan. A quantitative research ...
A critical analysis of the South African integrated information and communication technology policy

Mfuphi, Siyabonga Minenhle (2020-12)

This dissertation underpins a qualitative document analysis of the 2016 South African integrated information and communication technology (ICT) policy: White Paper. However, in this study, this policy is referred to as the ...
The effects of an electronic medical record on patient management in selected Human Immunodefiency Virus clinics in Johannesburg

Mashamaite, Sello Sophonia (2011-11)

The purpose of the study was to describe the effects of an EMR on patient management in selected HIV clinics in Johannesburg. A quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study was undertaken in four HIV clinics in ...
How should the protection of privacy, threatened by new technologies like radio frequency identification (RFID), be seen from a Judeo-Christian perspective?

Schmidt, Erwin Walter (2011-11)

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a new technology which allows people to identify objects automatically but there is a suspicion that, if people are tracked, their privacy may be infringed. This raises questions ...
Influence of Facebooking and social media use on academic performance among Nigerian undergraduate social sciences students

Oyetunde, Joseph Oye (2017-02)

Anyone using the Internet is likely to use Facebook and anyone using Facebook is likely to use it just about every day. The prevalent uses of the Internet and related technologies is a sign-showing that they have become a ...
An investigation into the factors that influence customers' adoption of e-services

Persad, Kamisha (2015-02)

Customer satisfaction is a key concern in any business strategy. It is often assumed that customer satisfaction can be enhanced using e-services. E-service is defined as interactive service received via the Internet (Jiang ...
Women-driven entrepreneurship within the information and communication technology sector: a grounded analysis of small, micro, and medium enterprises in the Eastern Cape Province

Sekeleni, Naledi (2014-06)

The thesis is a grounded analysis that seeks to understand small, micro, and medium enterprises (SMME) in the ICT sector that are particularly driven by women entrepreneurs in the Buffalo City and Nelson Mandela metropolitan ...

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