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GROWTH THEORY AND ACCOUNTING FOR GROWTH OF THE TAIWANESE ECONOMY
Lin, Pei-Chien; Roe, Terry L. - 1999
contribution of total factor productivity (TFP) to growth in GDP averaged about 32 percent over the period, and this contribution …
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Customer Relationship Management in Organisationen: Ein Modell der Strukturierung
Pattloch, Annette - 2003
Die Dissertation thematisiert die Wirkung von Informationstechnologie in Organisationen unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der motivationalen Aspekte der Organisationsmitglieder. Der theoretische Bezugsrahmen ist die Theorie der Strukturierung von Giddens und ihre Anwendung in der...
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Betriebliche Kommunikationsprozesse bei Dienstleistern : Herausforderungen für Organisation und IT durch Kundenorientierung (Anhang)
Kordowich, Philipp - 2010
betriebliche Kommunikationsprozesse entstehen und aufgezeigt, wie die Informationstechnik die Leistungserbringung unterstützen kann. …
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Information Technology: Instrument and Object of Risk/Return Management
Fridgen, Gilbert Stefan - 2010
The ongoing financial and economic crisis (FEC) that started in 2007 already caused and still causes unprecedented damage for the economy worldwide. Its reasons and consequences illustrate the complex and dynamic environment in which companies act nowadays: Increasingly harmonized markets and...
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Success criteria for systems led transformation: managerial implications for global operations management
Ojiako, Udechukwu; Maguire, Stuart - 2008
Purpose – Organisational transformation has been a major research theme over the last few decades. The main emphasis focuses on how successful organisations are using information systems and technology (IS/IT) to transform business operations. This paper aims to summarize and evaluate the key...
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An online system to guide etransforming SMEs
Hol, Ana - University of Western Sydney; College of Health and Science; … - 2009
Throughout the centuries, business lives have been changing and modifying. Each era in history brought new needs, demands and requirements. During the Agricultural era land and tools played important roles, while during the Industrial era machines and factories played a dominant role in shaping...
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The New Economy and the Dollar Puzzle: the Case of Australia
Karunaratne, Neil Dias - 2002
Solow productivity paradox and spawned a New Economy (NE) in Australia in the late 1990s. Both growth accounting estimates …
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IMPACTOS DAS MUDANÇAS TECNOLÓGICAS E ORGANIZACIONAIS NA FORÇA DE TRABALHO DO SETOR AGROINDUSTRIAL DE MINAS GERAIS
Fonseca, Maria Leila Rezende do Vale; Alencar, Edgard; … - 2002
This article analyzes the impacts of the changes motivated by the opening process of theBrazilian economy in the composition of manpower and in the demand of workers' training with technicalformation at the high school level in three agroindustrial companies of Minas Gerais State. It was used...
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Innovation, Productivity Growth, and the Survival of the U.S. Copper Industry
Tilton, John E.; Landsberg, Hans H. - 1997
next best deposits. This tendency to exploit poorer quality ores tends to push productivity down and the prices of mineral … wide range of cost-reducing innovations. These efforts, in turn, helped double labor productivity in copper mining during … their labor productivity and standard of living. In particular, it highlights the stimulating influence of global …
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Micro Gains From Micro Reform
Quiggin, John - 1998
Large estimates of the benefits of microeconomic reform have been put forward in official studies. By contrast, Quiggin (1997) concludes that benefits of microeconomic reforms have been modest. A key area of disagreement relates to the claim that increased competition leads to increases in...
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