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... highly creative individuals who are able to develop novel and useful ideas, which are the outcome of creativity. The authors posit that Information Technology (IT) plays a significant role in creativity. Design/methodology/approach Applying the componential view of creativity, the authors propose...

...Kanchana Wijayawardena; Nilupama Wijewardena; Ramanie Samaratunge Purpose Given the limited research on women in information technology (IT) sectors in emerging economies and the importance of understanding their experiences working in highly gendered IT firms, the purpose of this paper...

... approach Students Learning Information technology Since humans are diverse their abilities to benefit from opportunities differ. An individual's ability to convert a capability input into a capability is determined by three categories of conversion factors: personal, social and environmental...

... Wickramasinghe can be contacted at: vathsala@mot.mrt.ac.lk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Commercial banks Offshore software development Job expectations Met expectations Sri Lanka Banks Information technology Organisations increasingly resort to individuals with specialised...

...Catherine Lang Purpose This paper aims to present results of interviews with Australian students in junior, middle and senior secondary‐school. It also aims to provide a current insight into the declining diversity of the information technology (IT) student cohort that is not captured...

... ; Merriam, 2001 ; Wolcott, 1994). Pseudonyms were assigned to protect the anonymity of participants. Communities Web 2.0 Workplace learning Information technology E‐learning Latour (2002 , p. 252) writes that “technologies bombard humans beings with a ceaseless offer of previously unheard...

... --> India Governance Communication technologies Economic development Information technology E‐government As Stiglitz (2010) says, in a “battle of ideas” failed policies can result when misguided models and theories prevail, in his argument, with respect to financial markets and the economy...

...Jonny Holmström Institutions Networks Communication technology Information technology These are the best of times, and the worst of times, to study information and communication technologies (ICT). On the one hand ICT penetrates many aspects of our lives while the complexity...

...: 0198775415   £19.90 paperback, £60 hardback © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 --> Information technology Communication technologies Knowledge management Virtual organizations Programming Reading textbooks is frequently a tenuous, unrewarding experience that is quite revealing...

... information technology as a competitive advantage. Also of particular interest is a section on artificial intelligence and cutting-edge technology. In addition, the book offers a companion web site at www.mhhe.com/haag There you may find sample chapters and quizzes to test your knowledge. In addition...

...Jeria L. Quesenberry Londa   Schiebinger . Has Feminism Changed Science? . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press   1999 . 252+x pp. , ISBN: 0‐674‐38113‐0   $27.95 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 --> Women in science Feminism Information technology...

... states for investment from multinational enterprises (MNE) and other transnational agencies, which is leading to the adoption of market friendly policies by nation states. Jordan Competition Information technology Communications technology Ireland Singapore In fact, looking...

...Norhayati Zakaria; Jeffrey M. Stanton; Shreya T.M. Sarkar‐Barney The Internet, World Wide Web, and related information technologies, originally developed in Western countries, have rapidly spread to a great variety of countries and cultures. Many of these technologies facilitate and mediate...

... international organization such as UNESCO, UNDP, and the World Bank on the importance of ICTs and what it can offer for development (see Al Jaghoub, 2001). © MCB UP Limited 2003 Egypt Information technology Communications technology Globalization Networks The game of technology...

... of mental maps among organizational actors that inform their actions. Cross‐cultural management Research Information technology Globalization Workforce Ireland Accompanying the technological developments of recent decades and the overall trend toward globalization with respect to both...

...Steven R. Gordon; Judith R. Gordon The organization of companies’ information technology (IT) functions has been studied and described in three ways: on a centralization‐decentralization continuum, on the basis of technological architecture, and, for multinational companies, as reflective...

.... Information technology Project planning Uncertainty Success Developing countries Kuwait Most organizations have limited knowledge of what contributes to the success or failure of the information technology (IT) project, a group of people who may come from different functional areas from within...

... of translations. The concept of moralising moment is introduced to identify accounts in which such processes are glossed or covered. Information technology Health care Central government Vision Denmark Modern information technologies are penetrating all parts of societal life, changing...

... , pp. 36 ‐ 47 . Boudreau , M.‐C. , Loch , K.D. , Robey , D. and Straub , D. (1998), “ Going global: using information technology to advance the competitiveness of the virtual transnational organization ”, Academy of Management Executive , Vol. 12 No. 4 , pp. 120 ‐ 8...