Titlebook: Advances in Information Systems Research, Education and Practice; IFIP 20th World Comp David Avison,George M. Kasper,Dewald Roode Conferenc

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Citizenship after the Nation Stateowledge-based economic model. Our findings suggest that, in the future, knowledge-based activity will continue to gain ground with increased emphasis on agility and improvisation. Moreover, the purpose of discipline will be newly understood to serve an underlying role, which is supportive rather than dominant.

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Introduction Voices of Contestation,n and the supply chain culture. An argument for their validity within the RFID adoption framework is presented. The research reveals that cost, the absence of a universally-adopted standard and the supply chain culture are currently the major setbacks to RFID adoption in the South African port community.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137479501ements of IT experts and the skills provided by the education, and as the congruence between practitioners’ education expectations concerning the skills to be taught and the skills provided by the education. The paper analyzes these two interpretations empirically based on a questionnaire study and

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Engin Isin (Professor of Politics)ds more professional practice in the IT field rather than the ambition of trying to establish them as true professions. The idea of knowledge work leads us to focus on the body of knowledge possessed by it specialists, which is the hallmark of all professions. The on-going debate about the practical

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Comparative Territorial Politicsting in specific niches (spokes). This paper seeks to develop a better understanding of the motives for this strategy. Relying on existing work on strategic alliance formation, it is argued that partnering is particularly attractive for hubs if these small companies possess certain capabilities that

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Migration, Minorities and Citizenshiplopment approaches, where the focus is on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of organizational processes, design for consumer information systems focuses more on the enjoyment, pleasure and purchases of the consumer. We argue that the shift in focus from . to . in consumer information system