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Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Volume 15

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Volume 15, Number 1, October 2003

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Luciana Sá, Sabrina Marczak, Jorge L. N. Audy, Jairo Avritchir:
Effectiveness Of Fiscal Incentives To Attract IT Investments: A Brazilian Case. 1-10
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Carlos J. Navarrete, James B. Pick:
Cross-Cultural Telecommuting Evaluation in Mexico and the United States. 1-14
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Elizabeth Munive-Herrera, Raul A. Trejo-Ramírez:
A Methodology for Self-Diagnosis for Software Quality Assurance in Small and Medium-Sized Industries in Latin America. 1-13
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Martha García-Murillo:
Patchwork Adoption of ICTs in Latin America. 1-9
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Kallol Kumar Bagchi, Adriano O. Solis, Leopoldo A. Gemoets:
An Empirical Study on Telecommunication Product Adoption in Latin America and the Caribbean. 1-17

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