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Competitiveness through technology management: an empirical study of the Indian software industry

Banwet, D. K.; Momaya, Kirankumar; Shee, Himanshu - 2003

Technology is one of the critical factors in deciding whether technology intensive firms are able to succeed in gaining sustainable economic growth in a highly competitive market. In order to realise sustainable development, it is very important to achieve technological competitiveness. This...

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Determining website content for small businesses: assisting the planning of owner/managers

Burgess, Stephen - 2008

This paper examines the development of a model to assist small businesses in their online Business-to-Consumer (B2C) interactions with customers, predominantly in relation to determining website content that matches overall business strategy. The model was developed to assist small business...

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Population Ageing Challenges Knowledge Management and Sustaining Marketing Culture

Kannan, Selvi; Madden-Hallett, Helen - 2006

The knowledge era may give rise to a new world of chaos if marketing perceptions do not move away from the “zeitgeist whirlpool”. The “zeitgeist whirlpool” ideology illustrates the position of marketers trapped in the flowing current of marketing approach invented by the Baby Boomers, to...

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Implementing ERP Systems Globally: Challenges and Lessons Learned for Asian Countries

Hawking, Paul - 2007

improve their global operations many companies are implementing global information systems in particular Enterprise Resource …

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A cross-sectional analysis of value-drivers in the knowledge economy

Oh, K. B; Bose, Sanjoy; Billington, Nicholas - 2003

factors derived from market data and, secondly those identified in the biotechnology, information technology and energy and …

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Future considerations for the training and development of Australian quality managers

Stewart, Deb; Waddell, Dianne - 2003

Adequate, appropriate training of quality managers is essential to the development and implementation of effective quality management systems. This study reports on a survey of 235 Australian quality managers to determine their perceptions of their training and development needs, the extent to...

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Managing trust and relationships in PPPs: some Australian experiences

Teicher, Julian; Alam, Quamrul; Van Gramberg, Bernadine - 2006

Governments in Australia increasingly rely on private sector service providers to improve efficiency in public service delivery and have entered into a range of business partnerships with those providers. This article considers the effectiveness of public-private partnership models used in...

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The FairWear Campaign: An Ethical Network in the Australian Garment Industry

Burchielli, Rosaria; Delaney, Annie; Tate, Jane; … - 2010

In many parts of the world, homework is a form of labour characterised by precariousness, lack of regulation, and invisibility and lack of protection of the workers who are often amongst the world’s poorest and most exploited. Homework is spreading, due to firm practices such as outsourcing....

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Information Quality Attributes Associated with RFID-Derived Benefits in the Retail Supply Chain

Sellitto, Carmine; Burgess, Stephen; Hawking, Paul - 2007

information quality attributes associated with radio frequency identification (RFID)-based benefits across sectors of the retail … chain, however, an emerging number are also apparent in the retail and post retail domains. The improved information value … completeness. The paper proposes an RFID information value chain that maps benefits and information attributes across the supply …

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"The Decline in Apprenticeship Training in the Electrical Industries in Victoria"

Worland, David; Doughney, James - 2002

A nation that pursues a knowledge-based approach to economic growth might be expected to view its skill base as an important component of this strategy and the rate of accumulation of trade skills as an important part of the skill formation story. Australia, in common with many other countries,...

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