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The Impact of IT on the Banking Productivity

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impact of ICT capital on productivity in banks. For the analysis, data from various research reports, and reliable studies on … efficiency and productivity depends more and more on ICT capital. Although, the financial services industry and banks in …There has been much debate on whether the investment in Information Technology provides improvements in productivity …

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Group process and productivity

Worchel, Stephen (contributor) - 1992 - 1. print.

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Humanisierung der Arbeit und Produktivität : Auswirkungen e. Erw. d. Entscheidungsspielraums d. Arbeitnehmer auf Fehlzeiten, Fluktuation u. Arbeitsproduktivität in Wirtschaftsorganisationen

Tinar, Mustafa Y. - 1986

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Computers and productivity : how firms make a general purpose technology work

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Micro-electronics, robotics and jobs

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Closing the productivity gap : a comparison of Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, Britain and West Germany

Hitchens, David M. W. N.; Wagner, Karin; Birnie, J. E. - 1990

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The control of staff-related overhead

Brearley, Arthur - 1976

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The impact of the degree of competition in IT industry on operating performance during financial crisis

Lee, Sangho; Nam, Changi; Lee, Hongkyu - International Telecommunications Society (ITS) - 2011

This study examines whether competition improves corporate performance in Korean economy. Market competition promotes managerial efforts for cost reduction and innovation, while market concentration enables managers to enjoy a "quiet life". The effect of competition can be substituted, to some...

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Understanding information : business, technology and geography

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