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Developing a framework for adoption of cloud computing by small medium enterprises in Zimbabwe

Shoniwa, Tawanda Richard (2021-05)

Small, micro and medium enterprises (SMEs) are seen as the panacea for economic growth and unemployment in Zimbabwe. Thriving SME sectors represent a thriving national economy. Conversely, the failed SMEs sector in ...
Ensuring successful IT utilisation in developing countries

Gardner, BR (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1994)

It is generally accepted that Information Technology (IT) has the potential to promote development and alleviate some of the common problems in the developing countries. However, it would appear that few developing countries ...
A framework for benchmarking e-governance projects in developing countries

Hatsu, Sylvester (2018-12)

Investigations reveal that the failure rate of e-governance projects in developing countries is between 35% and 50% whereby, 35% is classified as a total failure and 50% is considered a partial failure. Furthermore, previous ...
A multi-agent based system to promote collaboration among Namibian transport stakeholders in order to reduce empty runs

Fransman, Logan (2014-11)

The main aim of transport stakeholders has always been to transport freight efficiently, as this efficiency contributes to the growth and success of their business. A country like Namibia is no different as the efficiency ...
A pluralistic approach to systems development

Lai, LSL (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1995)

It is believed that revolutionary developments in information technology may allow developing countries to leapfrog obstacles to development if they can successfully apply the new technology. However, many organizations ...
Slow but Steady Progress versus Leap Frogging: An E-government Dilemma in Africa

Twinomurinzi, Hossana; Rambau, Nkhangweni Lawrence (2012)

It is now accepted that ICT can play a significant role in making governments in Africa more efficient and effective. However, the success of e-government initiatives is far and wide in Africa. The overall reality is that ...
A survey of project management tools, techniques and methodologies used in Mauritius : the current status

Sukhoo, A.; Barnard, A.; Eloff, M.M.; Van der Poll, J.A. (PMSA, 2004-05)

Developing countries are very often faced with a shortage of skilled staff, difficult economic and social conditions, weak political institutions, deeply rooted cultural and religious beliefs that all have an impact ...

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