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Repertoires of Collaboration for Disaster Management: Negotiating Emergent and Dynamic Systems Succeth traditional command and control approaches and CoP, during three disaster scenarios. As a result of lessons learned from this analysis we suggest that developing a supplementary “repertoires of collaboration” approach to the negotiation of DoP for disaster management, would have a positive impact

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Success or Failure in Knowledge Management Systems: A Universal Issue,comprehensive selection of economic sectors and industries. Our results showed that users were not satisfied with the information and knowledge systems that they were being offered. In addition to multiple technology and usability issues, there were human and organisational barriers that prevented t

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Tracing Success in the Voluntary Use of Open Technology in Organisational Setting and hence its use could fade away. Institutional entrepreneurs who have the ability to imagine new and different possibilities and encourage organisational members to experiment and explore possible use and benefit from the technology could influence the initial mental model.

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Market Separations Perspective of Agricultural Markets and Successful AMIS: Beyond Technical Rationa we conduct a two level analysis of market separations – those in agricultural markets and those in AMIS services markets. We find that information separation is a strong feature that exists in agricultural markets and AMIS provide good means of reducing this separation. Success of AMIS is defined b

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Major Issues in the Successful Implementation of Information Systems in Developing Countriesing semi structured interviews, field visits and observations. The findings suggest that the .and .(to certain unfair practices being virtually impossible to change) arethe core issues that impede success of information systems implementation in developing countries.

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Does Mandatory Pressure Increase RFID Adoption? A Case Study of Western Australian Livestock Industrwed by a qualitative field study. The field study confirms and contextualizes the factors from the literature review. Finally, an empirical study investigates the adoption behavior of livestock farms in relation to RFID adoption in the context of Western Australia. Data were analyzed using Partial L

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The Cross-Cultural Knowledge Sharing Challenge: An Investigation of the Co-location Strategy in Softr period of co-location four facilitators of cross-cultural knowledge sharing were shared office, shared responsibility for tasks and problems, shared prioritization of team spirit, and a champion of social integration.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07300-0th traditional command and control approaches and CoP, during three disaster scenarios. As a result of lessons learned from this analysis we suggest that developing a supplementary “repertoires of collaboration” approach to the negotiation of DoP for disaster management, would have a positive impact