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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"internet-based technology"”.
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The role of internet-based technology in customer satisfaction in the banking sector: empirical evidence from Edo State, Nigeria
Internet-Based Technology (I-BT) has become an important resource in driving the performance of all successful businesses. This thesis contains the findings of an investigation into the role of I-BT in the relationship between customer-focused engagement behaviour (CFEBEH) and customer satisfaction …
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Factors impacting on technology acceptance for the micro/SME electronics retailer.
… energise and invigorate practitioners into using internet based technologies more fully in their business practices. This supported the widely held belief that the internet can and does enhance and improve business efficiency. It also suggests that SMEs were not fully engaging with the technology …
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Process of change in teaching and learning in higher education : integrating information and communication technology
… courses involving Information and Communication Technology (ICT) led to the idea that a holistic view, involving the study of all aspects that contribute to the whole context, would be necessary to reach a better understanding of the process of change in teaching and learning. The opportunity to …
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Essays on managerial productivity and firm outcomes
… affects political outcomes. We show that under internet-based technology, where users provide additional values when they are served their preferred content, media firms would have an incentive to skew their content, leading to divergence. However, the degree of divergence will depend on the …
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The end of core : should disruptive innovation in telecommunication invoke discontinuous regulation?
… for telecom regulators as the unregulated Internet technologies such as voice and video over Internet disrupt the regulated traditional technologies such as telephony and television and the historical paradigm of the regulator. The existing U.S. telecommunications regulations were created …