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Intention to adopt blockchain technology for collaborative business processes by academic libraries in South Africa
Globalisation has compelled academic institutions to leverage digital innovations that present new capabilities and novel opportunities because of the stiff competition and movement restrictions during pandemic such as COVID-19, in their operating environments. In this digital era, academic librarie...
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Department of Information Systems
2023
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