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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Holistic theoretical framework."”.

  1. Transformation Paradox: A Framework for the Analysis of Politics in Enterprise Transformations

    <p>The purpose of this research is to develop a theoretical framework for the analysis of politics in enterprise transformations using a dialectical analysis approach (Hegel, 1989; Heraclitus, 1979; Pinkard, 1988; Skinner, 1978a, 1978b) and conduct an evaluation of the framework validity. The …

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  2. Factors influencing adoption and diffusion of mobile payment systems - a holistic framework

    … such factors and relations between them in a holistic framework, and c) providing specific recommendations and guidelines in all the various perspectives. Grounded theory was the methodology employed to fulfil these objectives. Qualitative approach was found to be most suitable to this study, …

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  3. Carrier mobility of downscaled amorphous semiconductors exemplified by hydrogenated amorphous silicon

    … semiconductors. To validate this hypothesis, a holistic theoretical framework is established. The theory focusses on the universal band tails found in the density of states (DOS) of amorphous semiconductors, which affects charge transport. Using hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) as an …

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  4. The use of social media by organisations when engaging with their online community: the collective storytelling phenomenon

    … decide to use social media. The main theoretical contribution is the development of a holistic theoretical framework using the GTM to better explain social media use within organisations when engaging with their online community.

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