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Computer-supported cooperative education to support development in South Africa

Grobler, M (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1995)

With the enormous educational backlogs in South Africa it seems that there is no choice other than searching for alternative, technology-based ways for improving the existing educational situation. This paper describes ...
Guiding principles for adopting and promoting the use of Enterprise 2.0 collaboration technologies within the enterprise environment

Louw, Robert Leonard (2014-11-06)

Although Enterprise 2.0 collaboration technology toolsets present enterprises with a significant amount of business benefits, such as improved enterprise communication, collaboration, creativity and innovation; nevertheless, ...
Information technology project managers' productivity and project success: the influence of polychronic communication

Coetzee, Basil B. (2014-10)

This research focuses on the role that polychronic Communication (PC) plays in the productivity and project success of Information Technology (IT) Project Managers (PMs). PC refers to a communication style where the ...
An investigation into the impact of enterprise architecture decisions on the responsibilities of software developers in companies that develop software

Van der Linde, Judith (2013)

Enterprise Architecture endeavours to resolve the complexity of increasingly distributed systems by aligning business vision with IT strategy, which in turn should reduce the overall costs of IT in the business and provide ...
An investigation of the thinking styles of agriculturalists and their use of information technology

Lubbe, S.; Singh, S. (Wageningen Academic Publishers, 2009-08-24)

Taking as point of departure research on different preferential thinking styles that humans employ, the authors argue that there is no assurance that a particular decision arrived at by a person employing a particular ...
Lessons from Singapore and Zimbabwe: A model for emerging countries to achieve quality economic growth

Yellen, RE; Sanford, CC (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1995)

The Singapore government's adoption of policies which has promulgated an infrastructure heavily reliant on information technology is used as a model to explain Singapore's remarkable economic growth. This model helps to ...
An object-oriented strategy for banking

Daratos, J; Steenkamp, AL (1995)

Many information strategists today agree that the Object-Oriented Technology (OOT) has particular requirements that should not be omitted from a traditional Information Technology (IT) strategy. An Object-Oriented Strategy ...
Research in information technology at South Africans Technikons

Von Solms, R (1995)

Traditionally, Technikon training was focused on career-oriented education and training. This has changed over the last few years and research has started to play a major role in Technikon education. This additional objective ...
A strategic theoretical framework to safeguard business value for information systems

Grobler, Chris Daniel (2017)

The phenomenon of business value dissipation in mature organisations as an unintended by-product of the adoption and use of information systems has been a highly debated topic in the corporate boardroom awakening the ...
Usability and accessibility evaluation of the digital doorway

Adebesin, Tawakkaltu Funmilola (2011-03)

The Digital Doorway (DD) is a non-standard computer system deployed to promote computer literacy amongst the underpriviledged communities in South Africa. Since its inception there has been no usability evaluation of the ...
Who will implement information technology for development?

Korpela, M (South African Computer Society (SAICSIT), 1995)

There is a long, although thin, tradition of research on whether and how information technology (IT) can contribute to national development and basic human needs, particularly in developing countries (DCs). It is striking, ...

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