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Examining the drivers and barriers to e-procurement and e-collaboration adoption in South African Construction- post Covid-19
The uptake of e-procurement in the South African construction industry (SACI) has been generally slow and with no record of e-collaboration uptake. However, the onset of the Covid19 pandemic presented an opportunity for this to change, due to the new ways of working that had to be adopted as a resul...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2024
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