An interpretation of the changing IS/IT- standard game, Circa 2001

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An interpretation, which reveals that the future infocentric corporate environment, IS/IT might be motivated towards standardizing their business process than technologies, is described. The game of IS/IT-standardization is undergoing fundamental changes in terms that standardization on technologies is shifting towards standardization on business practices.

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, BUSINESS SERVICES, Information Systems, Innovations, Technology application

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Digital communities of practice: Investigation of actionable knowledge for local information networks

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Integration of knowledge-enabling digital technology into community functions through the development of local Digital Communities of Practice is described. The analysis includes domain, community, and practice dimensions as well as results from an exploratory research project in Minnesota.

Minnesota, Knowledge management, Technology and civilization, Technology and society

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Information and communication technology (ICT) initiatives at the University of Fort Hare: cure or plague?

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The benefits and need for Information Technology (IT) in daily life is discussed. The management of data by offices, companies, institutions, families and individuals with the help of information technology is presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Computer and Data Processing Services, Forecasts and trends, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Market trend/market analysis, Information management, Information accessibility

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