The paper presents computer system, named Stock Market Electronic Expert (SMEE), for Stock Market Analysis. It is developed as friendly, useful and credible computer program giving advises concerning investment policy on Stock Market. Fundamental and technical analysis are made automatically, and – on the base of obtained partial results – system produces evaluation of companies’ attractiveness...

I investigate strategic interactions and market outcomes in the “agency model” and “wholesale model” of sales, and also most-favored-nation (MFN) clauses. MFN clauses have pro-competitive effects under the agency model, encouraging retail entry and investment, which may be especially important in new markets. Adopting the agency model can also have pro-competitive effects. Indeed, consumers alw...

As has been demonstrated previously, medical care providers that employ an electronic health records (EHR) system provide more appropriate, cost effective care. Those providers are also better positioned than those who rely on paper records to recover if their facility is damaged as a result of severe storms, fires, or other events. The events surrounding Superstorm Sandy in 2012 made it appare...

The concept of the system is not only a management material but also integrated management resource, correction of mistake of medical treatment, application to EBM by the data mining of medical records. As for this system, it has become to grasp medical practice and medical material, which did not understand on current electronic receipt processing system accurately. In POAS (Point Of Act syste...

ICT investments in South Africa’s public healthcare have not resulted in the efficiencies envisaged as health information systems lacks interoperability. The approval of the eHealth strategy in 2012, introduces a roadmap for hospital information systems interoperability, thus, increase return on investment in ICT spending and improve the collection and quality of health data. EHealth Foundation...

This paper presents a case study conducted in a semi-conductor manufacturing company concerning information systems planning in the context of reengineering business models for elogistics. A framework based on business process reengineering (BPR) is described. To enhance BPR efforts, the benchmarking technique is introduced as an analysis tool for redesigning business models. The framework emph...

This study attempts to investigate the effects of entrepreneurial orientation and learning orientation on SMEs’ performance. A total of 200 SMEs from the electronic and electrical sector, and 250 SMEs from food and beverage industries were chosen randomly. The results of this study show that entrepreneurial orientation dimensions (innovativeness, proactiveness, and risk taking) and learning ori...

The value of the non-tangible benefits of an electronic medical record (EMR) is clear. But until real financial gain (or a neutral monetary impact but improved documentation and adherence to best practices) is proven, the decision to purchase an EMR as a component of practice management may never get off the drawing board. This is particularly true for smaller, independent clinics. With this in...

Electronic service implementation (ESI) in the public sector attempts to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency of governmental departments. Despite having provided the necessary infrastructure and investment, many governments have struggled to realise such aims due to the various forces that challenge implementation and institutionalisation. Using institutional theory as a lens, w...

Electronic Customer Relationship Management (eCRM) has become the latest paradigm in the world of Customer Relationship Management. Recent business surveys suggest that up to 50% of such implementations do not yield measurable returns on investment. A secondary analysis of 13 case studies suggests that many of these limited success implementations can be attributed to usability and resistance f...