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AEGIS: agent oriented organizations
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 139-162
 1995 Unland, R.
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Neural networks to classify employees for tax purposes
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 123-138
 1995 Denton, J.
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Chronigami: folding and unfolding time
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : VOL. 5:2, p. 103-121
 1995 Kavanagh, D.
Araujo, L.
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Increasing the interpretive flexibility of information systems through embedded application systems
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 79-102
 1995 Kakola, T.
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High-tech hidebound: case studies of information technologies that inhibited organizational learning
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 41-60
 1995 Gill, G.
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Merging the metaphors for organizational improvement: business process reengineering as a component of organizational learning
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 23-39
 1995 Robey, D.
Wishart, N.
Rodriguez-Diaz, A.
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Information systems and organizational learning: the social epistemology of organizational knowledge systems
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1995 : JAN-MAR, VOL. 5:1, p. 1-21
 1995 Pentland, B.
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Views of work and the design and use of group support systems
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1994 : VOL. 4:4, p. 245-266
 1994 Sengupta, K.
Te'eni, D.
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An examination of the factors contributing to microcomputer technology acceptance
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1994 : VOL. 4:4, p. 205-224
 1994 Igbaria, M.
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A disaster for everyone to see: an interpretive analysis of a failed IS project
Accounting, Management & Information Technologies
1994 : VOL. 4:4, p. 185-201
 1994 Myers, M.
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