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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"barriers to technology adoption"”.
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Facilitators and Barriers to Technology Adoption: An Automated Pain Detection System for Long-Term Care
… With age as one of the strongest risk factors for the development of chronic health conditions, the Canadian healthcare system will be met with increasingly complex challenges in providing care as its population ages. The co-occurrence of dementia and pain among long-term care (LTC) …
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Innovation and economic growth in two perspectives: Social capital and social protection policies
… that, in the presence of diminishing returns to factor accumulation, economic growth can only be sustained by innovation and technological progress. Given this fact, this work examines the relationship between innovation and economic performance through two different perspectives. The first …
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Evaluation of Dust Control Technologies for Drywall Finishing Operations: Industry Implementation Trends, Worker Perceptions, Effectiveness and Usability
… have been associated with worker exposure to dust that contains known particulate respiratory health hazards, such as silica, talc, and mica. Despite the existence of engineering, work-practice, and personal-protective-equipment (PPE) control technologies for the mitigation of this hazard, …
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Technology Adoption Within UK Retail Construction: An Analysis of the Technology Adoption Model (TAM) on Addressing Barriers Preventing Technology Adoption as a Solution to Productivity
… for its low productivity rates and its slow adoption of technologies. This thesis looked to analyse key barriers that are preventing UK Retail Construction organisations from successfully adopting new technologies, in order to find a resolution to the productivity issues faced by the sector. …
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An exploratory study of the financial and non-financial performance impacts of interactions between ecosystem actors of the FinTech revolution
FinTech is an abbreviation of financial technology, characterised by start-ups and emerging technologies that have the potential to transform traditional financial services by making transactions and processes less expensive, more convenient, and more secure. This thesis conducts three studies on …