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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"member benefits"”.

  1. Toward a Theory of Information System Development Success: Perceptions of Software Development Team Members

    … by investigating how software development team members define the success of an information system development effort. The theoretical model of ISD success is developed and tested. ISD success is measured through the eyes of the software development team members—since they are the most …

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  2. CROs as activity settings: The impact of peer support and setting resource characteristics on member participation and sense of community

    … resources and peer support processes that impact members' sense of community and organizational participation in CROs. Interviews, setting observations, and survey methods were used to collect data on 16 CROs located across the state. Descriptive, correlational, and stepwise regression analyses …

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  3. Skills gap analysis of farmer-owned cooperative directors and its connection to the agricultural landscape

    … directors need to up-skill to maximize farmer member benefits. Director education is generally considered a successful strategy for improving financial and strategic performance, yet little research has examined the skills farmer cooperative directors need. This research identified skills …

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  4. Exclusive group formation as a collective action problem

    … exist to provide semi-public goods to their members. If only contributing members of a club can access its product (the club good), the club should be free of the free-rider problem. Because club goods are finite and rivalrous, clubs are subject to "crowding effects"; that is, per-member …

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  5. Understanding Digital Inequality and the Role of Cooperatives

    … Because cooperatives can internalize these benefits, they may be willing to provide higher-quality infrastructure than investor-owned firms, especially in marginalized communities where the provision costs are high relative to revenue. I found that cooperatives are more likely to provide …

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