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Harvie Ramsay - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the status of women in the uk IT Industry an empirical study
European Journal of Information Systems, 1999Co-Authors: Androniki Panteli, Janet Stack, M Atkinson, Harvie RamsayAbstract:In this paper we analyse the state of women in IT occupations in the UK. Although the growing UK IT Industry is experiencing skills shortages, there is a declining trend in the representation of women. Using data from nationwide surveys and case study research, the paper aims to increase our understanding of gender occupational segregation in the UK IT Industry. Our findings suggest that even though the IT Industry does not exclude women, IT does lITtle to promote them or even to retain them in the field.
Guociang Wu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the influence of green supply chain integration and environmental uncertainty on green innovation in taiwan s IT Industry
Supply Chain Management, 2013Co-Authors: Guociang WuAbstract:Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between green supply chain integration (GSCI) and green innovation and to analyze the moderating effects of environmental uncertainty.Design/methodology/approach – A multi‐dimensional approach was employed to develop a comprehensive theoretical framework which encompasses various aspects of GSCI, green innovation and environmental uncertainty. To identify the effects of GSCI and environmental uncertainty on green innovation, hierarchical moderated regression analysis was applied using questionnaire data from 211 Taiwanese, information technology (IT) manufacturers.Findings – Supplier, customer and internal integration enhance both green product and process innovations. Demand uncertainty posITively moderates each GSCI‐green innovation link. However, the moderating effect of technological uncertainty is insignificant.Research limITations/implications – This study conducted a cross‐sectional investigation of the Taiwanese IT Industry. Theref...
Jay Unger - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A Strategy to Move Taiwan's IT Industry From CommodITy Hardware Manufacturing to CompetITive Cloud Solutions
IEEE Access, 2013Co-Authors: George Wang, Jay UngerAbstract:Taiwan has been a worldwide leader in computer hardware manufacturing for many years. Cloud computing, a major paradigm shift for the IT Industry, threatens that leadership posITion. Cloud computing drives the value chain increasingly toward systems software and services. IT has a major negative impact on the already marginal profIT picture that threatens Taiwan's hardware manufacturing Industry, and the Taiwan economy as a whole. The InstITute for Information Industry (III) has devised a strategy and technology called cloud appliances for enterprises (CAFÉ) to address the effects of this technology shift. CAFÉ is a major inITiative to help tradITional Taiwanese OEM/ODM vendors transform themselves from primarily being commodITy hardware providers into highly profITable, full-function cloud systems business that can reach worldwide markets. The III develops key system software components (CAFÉ technology components) that can be integrated wITh partners' hardware and other technology to create appliances that deliver cloud infrastructure and services enabling enterprises to establish private clouds (thus the name CAFÉ). Appliances that offer user-ready services and applications, provide significantly higher value to customers, support higher prices than hardware alone, and thereby increase the profIT margin of Taiwanese IT vendors. Key Taiwan hardware vendors that have already adapted the CAFÉ strategy include ASUS, Delta Electronics, GIGABYTE, In Win, and Promise Technology. They are developing, integrating, and shipping cloud appliances that incorporate CAFÉ technology components, as well as their own technology. The CAFÉ strategy has turned the cloud computing challenge into a golden opportunITy, moving the IT Industry of Taiwan toward the next horizon. Video-Summary and Testimonials http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4jqeuAwF00&feature=youtu.be.
Androniki Panteli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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the status of women in the uk IT Industry an empirical study
European Journal of Information Systems, 1999Co-Authors: Androniki Panteli, Janet Stack, M Atkinson, Harvie RamsayAbstract:In this paper we analyse the state of women in IT occupations in the UK. Although the growing UK IT Industry is experiencing skills shortages, there is a declining trend in the representation of women. Using data from nationwide surveys and case study research, the paper aims to increase our understanding of gender occupational segregation in the UK IT Industry. Our findings suggest that even though the IT Industry does not exclude women, IT does lITtle to promote them or even to retain them in the field.
George Wang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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A Strategy to Move Taiwan's IT Industry From CommodITy Hardware Manufacturing to CompetITive Cloud Solutions
IEEE Access, 2013Co-Authors: George Wang, Jay UngerAbstract:Taiwan has been a worldwide leader in computer hardware manufacturing for many years. Cloud computing, a major paradigm shift for the IT Industry, threatens that leadership posITion. Cloud computing drives the value chain increasingly toward systems software and services. IT has a major negative impact on the already marginal profIT picture that threatens Taiwan's hardware manufacturing Industry, and the Taiwan economy as a whole. The InstITute for Information Industry (III) has devised a strategy and technology called cloud appliances for enterprises (CAFÉ) to address the effects of this technology shift. CAFÉ is a major inITiative to help tradITional Taiwanese OEM/ODM vendors transform themselves from primarily being commodITy hardware providers into highly profITable, full-function cloud systems business that can reach worldwide markets. The III develops key system software components (CAFÉ technology components) that can be integrated wITh partners' hardware and other technology to create appliances that deliver cloud infrastructure and services enabling enterprises to establish private clouds (thus the name CAFÉ). Appliances that offer user-ready services and applications, provide significantly higher value to customers, support higher prices than hardware alone, and thereby increase the profIT margin of Taiwanese IT vendors. Key Taiwan hardware vendors that have already adapted the CAFÉ strategy include ASUS, Delta Electronics, GIGABYTE, In Win, and Promise Technology. They are developing, integrating, and shipping cloud appliances that incorporate CAFÉ technology components, as well as their own technology. The CAFÉ strategy has turned the cloud computing challenge into a golden opportunITy, moving the IT Industry of Taiwan toward the next horizon. Video-Summary and Testimonials http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4jqeuAwF00&feature=youtu.be.
