Titlebook: SMEs and New Technologies; Learning E-Business Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka,Kaushalesh Lal Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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New Technologies and Economic Development,n and communications technologies (ICTs),. have contributed to the process of knowledge accumulation and more importantly, how this has promoted economic performance.. These studies have been carried out at different levels of aggregation, namely establishments and plants, firms, industries or secto

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Learning New Technologies by SMEs: Mechanisms and Trajectories,ful firms would in turn possess both GPTs and firm-specific skills. The range of GPTs include mechanical engineering and arguably the most pervasive to date, ICTs (Rosenberg, 1994). These technologies are required for, and in fact are indispensable to, the operation of the core routines of organizat

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Growth of Employment and the Adoption of E-Business,r surplus economy such as India, the study examines direct and indirect impact on employment due to production, and the adoption of ICTs in India. The case of India is relevant because the country has made its presence felt in global software production on the one hand, and is facing serious unemplo

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