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Monique van Doorn,Margriet de Witorations between parties in Germany and Thailand. However, when at least one inventor is located in India, companies from Japan, the US, and Germany exhibit similar patterns. The most prevalent innovation network pattern is collaboration between the home country and India. The second most prevalent

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137292049execute farmers’ financial withdrawal and deposit requests. The proof-of-concept suggests that smart contracts, a key part of blockchain technology, can replace the need for approvals performed by human intermediaries in the agriculture financing process with approvals based on policies. This study

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-06882-9focusing on robotics in Japan, smart homes in the USA, and automated vehicles in Europe are presented and examined to determine the learning points that companies can leverage during their expansion and development of gerontechnology products and services. Every new market brings both challenges and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2607-3ment of the human educator role, inequitable access to technology, and the digital literacy proficiency gap among students. This chapter discusses Singapore’s commitment to transforming its educational environment through the adaptation and adoption of emerging technologies, the role of government p

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Emerging Technologies: Opportunities and Challenges from User and Business Perspectives,theoretical perspectives and underlying strategies that translate them into practice. The book comprises two parts that explore the adoption of emerging technology from both the user and business perspectives. This first chapter of the book draws from the findings of each of the other chapters and p

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Important but not for Me: Understanding Older Adults’ Resistance to Gerontechnologyffectively benefit older adults due to their resistance as users. The present study investigated the antecedents of older adults’ resistance toward using a smartphone-enabled home automation system. Using the lens of the equity-implementation model and the status quo bias theory, a structural model

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