Enabling Sustainable Improvement in IT Entrepreneurship
Paul E. Renaud, Sheppard D. Narkier, Sonia D. Bot
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Paul E. Renaud, Sheppard D. Narkier, Sonia D. Bot
Abstract
IntroductionInformation technology (IT) provides essential services that make it possible for a firm to operate and generate revenue in an increasingly competitive, global marketplace. In many cases, IT is now the electronic face of most firms, as well as the central nervous system. A firm’s dependency on IT is a consequence of its need to provide prompt support to its client-
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IntroductionInformation technology (IT) provides essential services that make it possible for a firm to operate and generate revenue in an increasingly competitive, global marketplace. In many cases, IT is now the electronic face of most firms, as well as the central nervous system. A firm’s dependency on IT is a consequence of its need to provide prompt support to its client-
Key concepts: Entrepreneurship, Dependency (UML), Revenue, Business, Industrial organization, Competitive advantage, Face (sociological concept), Knowledge management