Titlebook: Enterprise Systems. Strategic, Organizational, and Technological Dimensions; International Worksh Darshana Sedera,Norbert Gronau,Mary Sumne

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57513-6tential for extensive contribution in digital learning. This paper discusses and analyses the present applications of Expert System in e-learning and to see the usefulness and effectiveness of it. The main objective is to focus and highlight the new trends of e-learning system and by integrating Exp

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Management des Spontanpneumothoraxraditional to digital business, the business model concept has prevailed as a promising unit of analysis. To describe business models, they are typically broken down into single business model components. However, there is a lack of knowledge on the dynamics between them, i.e. which dependencies and

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Pr?operative Funktionsdiagnostiklights some of these influences covering the markets for enterprise systems, the used and needed technology and the usage in enterprises. Questions for further research stemming from this description are derived.

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Characteristics of Enterprise Software,se software. To standardise and improve the communication within and among these stakeholder groups, a ‘morphological box for enterprise software’ was designed. Several iterations have been tried, the current version 5.0 is being released in this work. It comprises 5 feature groups with 19 features

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EMR Implementation: Lessons Learned from ERP,ding for the initial purchase of EMR systems. The use of IT in making clinical health care more efficient and effective is well known. But recent articles in the healthcare domain indicate that 20 to 30?% of electronic medical record (EMR) systems fail within a year of implementation [.]. This study