Analysis of research designs in articles with high citation index
| Authors and dates | Title | Methodology |
|---|---|---|
| Wamukoya and Mutula (2005a, 2005b) | E-records management and governance in East and Southern Africa | Literature review |
| Kemoni (2009) | Management of electronic records Review of empirical studies from the Eastern, Southern Africa Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives (ESARBICA) region | Literature review |
| Wamukoya and Mutula (2005a, 2005b) | Capacity-building requirements for e-records management. The case in East and Southern Africa”. The study aimed at examining capacity building requirements for e-records management in East and Southern Africa | Literature review |
| Ngulube and Tafor (2006a, 2006b) | The Management of Public Records and Archives in the Member Countries of ESARBICA | Cross-sectional study conducted between 2004 and 2005. Interviews, content analysis of documents and self-administered questionnaires used to collect data |
| Asogwa (2012) | The challenge of managing electronic records in developing countries Implications for records managers in sub-Saharan Africa | Literature Review |
| Katuu (2012) | Enterprise Content Management Implementation: An Overview of Phases, Standards and Best Practice Guidelines | Literature Review |
| Nengomasha (2009) PhD thesis | A study of electronic records management in the Namibian Public Service in the context of e-government | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data |
| Kemoni and Wamukoya (2000) | Preparing for the management of electronic records at Moi University, Kenya | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data |
| Keakopa (2006) | The management of electronic records in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa: Opportunities and challenges | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data |
| Authors and dates | Title | Methodology |
|---|---|---|
| E-records management and governance in East and Southern Africa | Literature review | |
| Management of electronic records Review of empirical studies from the Eastern, Southern Africa Regional Branch of the International Council on Archives (ESARBICA) region | Literature review | |
| Capacity-building requirements for e-records management. The case in East and Southern Africa”. The study aimed at examining capacity building requirements for e-records management in East and Southern Africa | Literature review | |
| The Management of Public Records and Archives in the Member Countries of ESARBICA | Cross-sectional study conducted between 2004 and 2005. Interviews, content analysis of documents and self-administered questionnaires used to collect data | |
| The challenge of managing electronic records in developing countries Implications for records managers in sub-Saharan Africa | Literature Review | |
| Enterprise Content Management Implementation: An Overview of Phases, Standards and Best Practice Guidelines | Literature Review | |
| A study of electronic records management in the Namibian Public Service in the context of e-government | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data | |
| Preparing for the management of electronic records at Moi University, Kenya | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data | |
| The management of electronic records in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa: Opportunities and challenges | Qualitative methodology, multi-case study design. Interviews, document search and observation used to collect data |
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