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Galyna Nazarova, Nikita Nazarov
Pág. 132 - 137
Among the directions of increasing the competitiveness of enterprises, the development of an adequate organizational structure is of primary importance. This structure will ensure the efficient and coordinated interaction of all business units of the ent...
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Preeti Mudliar,Joyojeet Pal
Pág. pp. 41 - 55 pgs.
The quest for a low-cost computer has been among the primary motivations of innovation and practice in the ICTD world. We discuss developments using the case of the low-cost Indian tablet, Aakash, publicized as the world?s cheapest tablet, and situate th...
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Graham Brewer, Thayaparan Gajendran, Goran Runeson
Pág. 24 - 36
Construction firms in regional areas face considerable challenges to their competitiveness. Logistics, availability of suitable personnel, unfamiliarity with trading partners, and the tyranny of distance conspire to obstruct profitable engagement beyond ...
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Klaus Solberg Søilen
The journal continues to draw mainly on articles presented at academic conferences on topics related to competitive intelligence. In 2013 SCIP organized a first conference in South Africa, under the leadership of ASA du Toit, the journal?s editor for Afr...
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John Nicholas, Gezinus Hidding
Success in information technology (IT) projects remains elusive, even after decades of efforts to improve it. Most of these efforts have focused on variations of the traditional project management paradigm as promulgated by PMBOK. We su...
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