Toward A Unified Theory of Management

Toward a Unified Theory of Resumption

Software Complexity: Toward a Unified Theory of Coupling and Cohesion

Knowledge work is generally regarded as involving complex cognition, and few types of knowledge work are as important in the modern economy as software engineering (SE). A large number of measures have been developed to analyze software and its concomitant processes with the goals of evaluating, predicting and controlling its complexity. While many effective measures can be used to achieve thes...

Toward a Unified Theory of Access to Local Telephone Systems

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Toward a Unified Transaction Cost Theory of Economic Organization

ing as it does from population growth and technical progress, the model does not generate perpetual growth. It does, however, illustrate the role of organizational change in exploiting the gains to labor specialization and, thereby, overcoming diminishing returns to capital. The focus on organization, in turn, highlights the role of transaction costs as a determinant of long run economic perfor...

Toward a Unified Theory of Consumer Acceptance Technology

In the last few decades, scholars and practitioners have increasingly tried to understand the factors that influence technology acceptance. Theories and models developed by scholars have tended to focus on the role of cognition and have rarely included affect. The few studies that have incorporated affect have tended to measure a single emotion rather than modeling it comprehensively. This rese...