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nalysing Change Resistance to an Information Systems-Supported Process in a South African Public Hospital
Introducing technological change to an organization’s normal processes can potentially bring about positive or negative results, depending mostly on the manner in which the change was facilitated and integrated into the organization. However, very little research has been done on information technol...
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Department of Information Systems
2020
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