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E-Learning has become an increasingly popular mode of instruction in higher education due to advances in the Internet and multimedia technologies.  The purpose of the study is to gauge the perception and views of the lecturers at South Eastern University (SEUSL). As it is an…

This paper proposes the exploration of the use of Backward Chaining as one of the many methods utilized in the automated approach to events’ analysis in the area of computer forensics.  In addition, steps to be taken are outlined in developing an expert system that…

Web-based counseling services have grown since the inception of Internet, typically built around traditional counseling models where clients approach service providers. This paper considers an approach that is pro-active in finding individuals who may be at risk. The paper outlines the relationship between the content…

The objective of this paper is to test the moderating effect of gender on e-purchasing behaviour. With this aim, we analyse a group of e-customers (males and females) with experience in online shopping through an extended Technology Acceptance Model. The results obtained show that there…

This paper presents a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for a phased implementation of an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution. The key activities that constitute an ERP implementation project are discerned in detail, each in its entirety.  Each activity illustrates the tasks required to fulfill each…

Many approaches have been developed which claim to guide organization to use their common or shared memory in more efficient way. One of the approaches is realizing the organizational memory with the help of information system, resulting the term Organizational Memory Information System (OMIS). This…

In the recent years, the web site has become a necessity for organisations everywhere. Dynamic Web pages, which interact with the user, have become a semi-mandatory requirement for any Web site. An efficient application, easy to use and maintain, together with a robust database and…

For knowledge to be managed it has to be severed from those who produced it; it must be stable, replicable, and translatable across contexts, space and time. What this entails is that at some point in its development it has to be divided from its…

Software generally used by individuals and organizations is proprietary software. This kind of software is closed, available at a cost, and its copyright is owned by the organization that develops it. This means that the end user does not have access to source code, cannot…

The literature on management of virtual and offshore project teams contains numerous examples of the ways in which such projects can fail. Typically, the failures relate to one or more of the three cornerstones of project management: the time frame is not adhered to; costs…