Titlebook: Networked Information Technologies; Diffusion and Adopti Jan Damsgaard,Helle Zinner Henriksen Conference proceedings 2004 IFIP Internationa

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Exploring Application Service Provision,and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) base their decision on when adopting the ASP concept? The concept, ASP, consists of software vendors, and an ASP enterprise, which act as a third part firm in a business model. For its clients it forms a strategy to “buy-in” applications and organize maintenance f

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A Framework for the Investigation of the Institutional Layer of IT Diffusion,one at firm level seeking to find the ways a technical innovation is introduced and used by a company. In this paper we look at the institutional layer of IT diffusion by investigating the interaction between actors in the demand and supply side of the diffusion process. We argue that stakeholder an

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Taking Organizational Implementation Seriously: The Case of IOS Implementation,inter-organizational systems (IOS) include all the same possibilities for failures as intra-organizational systems — and unfortunately even some more. In this paper, we present some empirically proven means for avoiding problems during the implementation of IOSs. Our argumentation is based on the id

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,Networked Technologies — The Role of Networks in the Diffusion and Adoption of Software Process Impcing new methods and technical tools attuned to the managerial and process-oriented aspects of software development. Social networks play a key role in the adoption and diffusion of software process improvement as a networked technology. This panel addressed actual examples of SPI networks and ident

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Open Source Software: Placebo or Panacea?,asic premise that software source code—the ‘crown jewels’ for many proprietary software companies—should be provided freely to anyone who wishes to see it or modify it. Also, the tension between collectivism and individualism in the overall movement, the balance between modesty and supreme ego on th

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Caterina Muzzi,Karlheinz Kautze-scale enforced movement of peoples in the pre-modern world. The compulsory emigration of black Africans took place over a period of many centuries. If we include the trans-Saharan shipment of Africans to the Mediterranean which became significant in the ninth century, then we are dealing with a mi

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