The Internet as an information conduit in developing countries : an investigation of World Wide Web usability among small and medium textile enterprises in Botswana

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Internet transparency in developing African regions: case of the DR Congo by Munganga, Dieudonne

“…The research found that users in the DRC have a low level of satisfaction with internet performance and that the country's internet infrastructure and Autonomous systems are not well interconnected, leading to poor network performance. …”
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Refactoring learning management systems for multi-device use in developing countries by Ssekakubo, Grace

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The challenges of developing countries transitioning to green transportation: a Cape Town case study. by Malebo, Tumelo

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Establishing modified mental health assertive treatment programs in a developing country by Botha, Ursula Alexandra

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The role of the International telecommunications Union in outer space spectrum management with respect to developing nations

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Resistance to the implementation of learning management systems by lecturers in higher education in a developing country context by Sakala, Lucy Charity

“…The case of Omega University in Zimbabwe was used as a representation of an HEI in a developing country context. Key findings: User resistance affected the implementation and uptake of Moodle. …”
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Internet Regulation in Egypt: Outcomes and Policy Recommendations by ElDemerdash, Sara

“…The thesis will start with a narrative discussion on the historical development of internet regulation, followed by a comparative study between the progression and current regulation efforts in some of the developed and developing countries around the world such as China, Singapore, The European Union, The United Kingdom, Germany, Tunisia and Egypt, to examine the progression of policies from mass media to the Internet. …”
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Internet-regulering in Suid-Afrika : staat of internasionaal? by Amoraal, Lezel

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Adopting “Results-based management policy innovation : a tool for strategy planning and execution” : a case study of the United Nations human settlements programme by Olupot, Geoffrey

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Scoping and developing the potential for SAPS online service delivery

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Bitcoin adoption in South Africa, an end user perspective by Kimani, Njinu

“…However successful, wide spread adoption may also be hampered by various actors such as governments, financial institutions, merchants and the behaviour of end users. The usage of Bitcoin in developing countries for especially for international remittances and transfers has shown significant benefits such as lower transaction fees. …”
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Medical application of the Internet of Things (IoT): prototyping a telemonitoring system by Chisanga, Fredrick

“…Significantly, 34% of households in developing countries had Internet access, with more than 80% of households in developed countries. …”
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Improving content delivery in low-resource networks: a case study of the African Internet Ecosystem by Phokeer, Amreesh Dev

“…However, the Internet in many African countries is still limited by both technical and regulatory challenges. …”
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An analysis of the digital services tax solutions presented in Africa and early-adopting developed countries to inform South Africa on the design features for taxing the digital ec... by Cupido, Sandy Deliah

“…Digital services tax (“DST”) has emerged as the most prevalent unilateral approach to taxing the digital economy, especially among African countries. In light of the issues regarding the global consensus required to implement Pillar One and the time it will take to get the United Nations (“UN”) Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation underway, an opportunity exists for South Africa to consider implementing a DST to tax the digital economy and benefit from the additional tax revenue to be generated in the interim. …”
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The fourth industrial revolution : a case study of the impact of the Internet of Things on road travellers in the Western Cape by Fisher, Darren

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“Politics as usual?”-The influence of the internet on political values, attitudes, and behaviour in South Africa : A mixed study approach. by Trossbach, Anne Roswitha

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Investigating the Usability and Quality of Experience of Mobile Video-Conferencing Apps Among Bandwidth-Constrained Users in South Africa by Oosthuizen, Dominique

“…Although understanding the performance and the perceived quality of experience for users with bandwidth caps and poor internet connections could guide the design of video-conferencing apps, the usability of video-conferencing applications have been severely overlooked in developing countries like South Africa, where one-third of adults rely on mobile devices to access the internet and where the per-gigabyte data cost is some of the most expensive in Africa. …”
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The use of a user-centric smart mobile application prototype for supporting safety and security in a city: a design science method by Mathijssen, Maxine

“…This research focuses on further researching smart city initiatives in Cape Town, placing citizens at the centre of the development process. As Cape Town's mobile phone penetration rate is high and access to Internet is rapidly expanding, this research aims to use crowdsourcing techniques for developing a smart mobile application prototype that is focused on enhancing community engagement and facilitating increased perceived feelings of safety and security for citizens. …”
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Developing a performance and accountability framework for Gauteng municipalities

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