Moderating effect of service innovation in the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology model – a mobile banking app perspective

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Permanent deformation behaviour of open-graded bitumen rubber asphalt using the model mobile load simulator (MMLS3). by Kasozi, Adam Matovu

“…This study covers the resistance of Bitumen Rubber Asphalt Open-Graded (BRAOG) mixes and the permanent deformation under Model Mobile Load Simulator (MMLS) wet trafficking. …”
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Exploring the role of hyperscalers in South African MNOs' business model innovation

Subjects: “…Business model innovation (BMI)…”
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Factors that Influence Mobile Bully-victim Behaviour on Mobile Social Networks: The Case of Facebook by Ndyave, Zizipho

“…Extensive literature on the potential causes of mobile bully-victim behaviour has been reviewed and a conceptual model (Mobile Bully-victim Model) of the influencing factors identified. …”
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Identifying the characteristics of socially integrated mobile bully-victims using a mobile application by Jokazi, Nombulelo

“…This study contributes to theory by developing a more comprehensive and integrated framework of socially integrated mobile bully-victims characteristics. This integrated framework and the conceptual model can be used to develop useful tools to mitigate bullying committed over mobile phones. …”
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The role of mobile service providers in combating mobile bullying among adolescent in South Africa by Willie, Dickson

“…A deductive research approach was followed in this study, and a conceptual model was developed to examine the extent of the involvement of the mobile service providers in reducing mobile bullying. …”
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Essays on Intergenerational Mobility in Africa

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USIZO LOMUSA Feeding Scheme business engineering model by Basson, A.P.

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The cognitive and affective antecedents to consumer behavior towards on-demand transportation services in Egypt by Asaad, Islam Nasser

“…In the recent few years, smartphones have shaped and assisted in the creation of new business models to formulate and develop some additional dimensions such as shared-economy or shared-mobility. …”
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Filling the Gap in Passenger Mobility in Lesotho : The '4+1'as an Informal Passenger Transport Alternative in Lesotho

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Towards the development of a standard test protocol : application of the MMLS3 for evaluating the performance of surfacing seals by Abrahams, Mohammad Shafee

Subjects: “…Model Mobile Load Simulator (MMLS3)…”
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A structural approach to modelling South African labour market decisions by Burger, Cobus

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Mobility sketch planning tool for Windhoek by Hiveluah, O T

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Patterns of mobility, and the effect of mobility on viral suppression and retention among postpartum women living with HIV in South Africa by Mazriel, Robyn

“…Logbinomial models were used to explore the association between mobility (moving in the 3, 6 or 12 months prior to the study visit) and i) viral suppression (viral load (VL) ≤50 and ≤1000 copies/mL measured at the 12 month and 4 year measurement visit) and ii) retention in care (based on routine medical record data at approximately 12 months and 4 years postpartum). …”
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Sustainable management of mobile telecommunications systems

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Patchworked creative practice and mobile ecologies by Venter, Marija Anja

“…Instead of vast networks with flows of data that connect infinite nodes, these creatives experienced the web and digital media as an assemblage of technologies and tariffs for mobile data. …”
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Transport oriented development as a developmental technique to uplift urban nodes in metropolitan regions: Bellville CBD, Cape Town by Madonko, Voumani

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English teachers' use of mobile devices in sourcing literature materials for language teaching

Subjects: “…Mobile devices…”
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Distributed IP mobility management for hosts and networks by Ernest, Petro Pesha

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