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Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Volume 70
Volume 70, Number 1, September 2015
- Atta Addo
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Women and ICT in Africa and the Middle East: Changing Selves, Changing Societies. 1-2 - Alcardo Alex Barakabitze, Edvin Jonathan Kitindi, Camilius A. Sanga
, Ayubu Shabani, Joseph Philipo, George W. Kibirige:
New Technologies for Disseminating and Communicating Agriculture Knowledge and Information: Challenges for Agricultural Research Institutes in Tanzania. 1-22 - Achilles Kiwanuka
, Honest C. Kimaro
, Wilfred Senyoni:
Analysis of the Acceptance Process of District Health Information Systems (DHIS) for Vertical Health Programmes: A Case Study of TB, HIV/AIDS and Malaria Programmes in Tanzania. 1-14 - Arunima Sehgal Mukherjee:
Capacity Strengthening within a Development Context: Developing and Applying a Conceptual Model. 1-22 - Naomi Isabirye
, Stephen V. Flowerday, Amit Nanavati
, Rossouw von Solms:
Building Technology Trust in a Rural Agricultural e-Marketplace: A User Requirements Perspective. 1-20 - Eamonn Walls, Mike Santer, Gary B. Wills
, Jeff Vass:
The Dreams Plan: A Blupoint Strategy for e-Education Provision in South Africa. 1-24 - Izak van Zyl
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Disciplinary Kingdoms: Navigating the Politics of Research Philosophy in the Information Systems. 1-17 - Kevin A. Johnston, Ndumiso Jali, Flora Kundaeli, Tejumade V. Adeniran:
ICTs for the Broader Development of South Africa: An Analysis of the Literature. 1-22 - Irene Govender, Brian Skea:
Teachers' Understanding of E-Safety: An Exploratory Case in KZN South Africa. 1-17
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