Review of the Relevant Literature and Industry Specific Barriers

STRUCTURE This research paper looks to investigate the adoption and implementation of BIM by SMEs. The following is a brief look at how this research paper will be structured: • Chapter 2 provides a methodical review of relevant literature in the field of BIM, the perceived barriers with its adoption and implementation by SMEs and an analysis of the data found. • Chapter 3 sets out the research strategy inclusive of the challenges found alternative methods, and scope of this research paper.

critical evaluation of any publications and other literature material that exists concerning the research topic in order to gain a greater understanding of the subject. Material from each author will be discussed, defining similarities and differences between the various literatures. Literature Review: Literature review has been presented chronologically. Specific headings of aims and objectives are used for reviewing and analyzing each relevant literature, research and survey.

This is a critique of “Dose Culture Matter? A qualitative and comparison study on eLearning in Germany and China”. I am attracted to this article because I work in the eLearning industry doing visual content for eLearning environments. This study is relevant to my career path and is a topic of interest for me. Although my current work does not transcend the boundaries of Canada, I think as national boundaries become less significant to information products that making culturally sensitive eLearning

Introduction All literature analysed can be collated under three themes. The literature review will examine how strategic marketing theories can assist in developing a comprehensive deliverable that will meet the industry partner’s goals. This includes an external environmental analysis, a competitive industry analysis and a strategic relationship analysis. Academic literature will be analysed with a specific focus on theory. Supporting literature will then be provided that either promotes or critiques

The empirical literature, focused on developed countries, and has triggered controversies associated with size measurement and estimation issues [see e.g. Davis et al. (1996) and Davidsson et al.(1998)]. Evidence seems to indicate, as expected, that the net job creation effect is likely to be stronger in service industries. Nevertheless, more recent studies provide appealing evidence on particularly high net job creation by small firms also in the context of the manufacturing industry as suggested

regularization of other health systems will speed up the process of integration and creation of EHRs. When developing an EHR, the process is not an easy job and contains many barriers that will make accomplishing goals even harder. Before, the EHR is adopted, technical problems must be recognized and solved. The main barriers to the progression and adoption of EHRs include low amounts of national information exchange, not enough human and technical issues, problems about the adjustment of the process

advancement and evolution, and this is obvious at multiple levels. One specific technologic innovation which is becoming more and more present in the lives of the modern day individuals is represented by the tablet computer, with the most popular representatives of this category being the Apple iPad and the Google Android tablet. The tablet computers are characterized by increased portability, meaning that they eliminate the barriers of being obliged to manage information from the desk in the home or

regularization of other health systems will speed up the process of integration and creation of EHRs. When developing an EHR, the process is not an easy job and contains many barriers that will make accomplishing goals even harder. Before, the EHR is adopted, technical problems must be recognized and solved. The main barriers to the progression and adoption of EHRs include low amounts of national information exchange, not enough human and technical issues, problems about the adjustment of the process

BIMA Publishing Communications of the IBIMA http://www.ibimapublishing.com/journals/CIBIMA/cibima.html Vol. 2011 (2011), Article ID 791778, 11pages DOI: 10.5171/2011.7917780 Experienced Benefits and Barriers of e-Business Technology Adoption by SME suppliers Ali Abu Abid1, Md Mahbubur Rahim2, and Helana Scheepers3 1 2 faculty of Computer Sciences, Abha, Saudi Arabia Caulfield School of IT, Monash University, Australia 3 Swinburne University of Technology, Australia ____________________________________________________________

The Precautionary Principle as a Framework for a Sustainable Information Society Literature review: The application of precautionary principle has a great impact on the systems and situations of the environments and it is the duty of mankind to protect the environment by taking solid steps. therefore in this study , we provide arguments and reasoning to extend and stretch the link and relation of precautionary principle from environment to social subjects of protection. The speed at which