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17
May
2012

Effects of Industry Type on ICT Adoption among Malaysian SMEs

Journal of Supply Chain and Customer Relationship Management
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has been widely regarded as an enabler to boost the competitive level of SMEs in the business arena. Notwithstanding the many efforts undertaken by governments to promote ICT adoption among SMEs across different types of industries, many of them failed…
17
May
2012

A Roadmap towards Service-Oriented Enterprise

Journal of Organizational Management Studies
In the current economic context, enterprises are struggling to obtain competitive advantages on the market, by exploiting the opportunities offered by information technology. The research in this paper aims to encourage the use of modern approaches in order to increase enterprise agility, through the transition…
16
May
2012

Behavioral Intention towards the Use of 3G Technology

Communications of the IBIMA
Nowadays, 3G technologies provide people with higher wireless bandwidth, audio and video services, as well as mobile internet access all in one mobile environment. The information technology industry needs to understand why people prefer this technology, which variables and opportunities convinced them to use it.…
16
May
2012

Bankruptcy Prediction Model for Listed Companies in Romania

Journal of Eastern Europe Research in Business and Economics
Z-score model is one of the most frequently used model for early financial failure warning and considers various financial ratios selected as prediction variables.The purpose of this paper is to use multivariant discriminant analysis (MDA) to substantiate a score function effective in bankruptcy risk prediction…
10
May
2012

Accounting Reporting in Banks: The Case in Egypt and the UAE Before and after the Financial Crisis

Journal of Accounting and Auditing: Research & Practice
Banks in many countries including those in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) suffered losses —at various degrees- as a result of the world financial crisis (started in 2006 by the US credit crisis). This stimulated the researcher to raise a question: Could accounting…
09
May
2012

Technology Transfer and International Integration of Developing Countries: An Empirical Investigation of Tunisian’s Case

Journal of African Research in Business & Technology
The objective of this paper is to elucidate empirically the relationship between technology transfer, productivity growth and integration of the Tunisian economy emphasizing the issued technology on the one hand and the absorptive capacity of Tunisia, on the other. Indeed, technology transfer is far from…
08
May
2012

The International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and Financial Stability: The Case of Russian and East Asian Financial Crises

Journal of Economics Studies and Research
The role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB) in providing financial stability to countries with financial problems has received conflicting views from different social and political groups. The purpose of this paper is to examine whether these two international organizations…
07
May
2012

The Key Drivers of Online Consumers’ Intention to Purchase in an Online Auction: A Reference from Southeast Emerging Market

Journal of Internet and e-business Studies
The increase in the number of online sales, such as shopping website and online auction is due to the explosion of the World Wide Web in the last decades. In very short time, the Web has changed the way of people communicate each other, search…
02
May
2012

Fiscal Pressure and Tax Mix Convergence in the European Union

Journal of Eastern Europe Research in Business and Economics
The convergence of taxation systems among the member states of the European Union has long been a major issue of debate. As the union continues to expand its borders, the convergence of the tax mix and of the fiscal pressure seemed to have been pushed…
30
Apr
2012

Women and Men in Traditional and Modern Organisations Psycho-Sociological Research

Journal of Eastern Europe Research in Business and Economics
The gender and racial composition of the Romania workforce is rapidly changing. As more women enter the workforce and as they enter jobs that have traditionally been dominated by men, issues related to sex and gender in work settings become increasingly important and complex.  Research…