[PDF] Top 20 IT governance enablers: a systematic literature review

... IT governance (ITG) is high on the agenda at many organizations and high-level ITG models are be- ing raised within the organizations [de Haes, van Grembergen, 2008; Hardin-Ramanan et ...ITG it is ... See full document

... Services, Infrastructures, and Applications: IoT services are composed of sensors, devices, compute resources and aim to improve the quality of life by improving the efficiency of services to meet business needs (Wen et ... See full document

... and it proved itself quite successful in providing known financial entities a clear geometrical ...as it was shown, relates to gauge-invariant quantities with which the dynamics can be ...financial ... See full document

... insignificant. It is also important to stress that this paper suggests that households' and landlords' demonstrate optimistic view of continuing price increases, which they extrapolate from past ... See full document

... Harris (2006) states that the information provided by MA systems only adds value if it is adequately related to the product or business. Therefore, researchers need to provide appropriate design and use of ... See full document

... www.internationaljournalofcaringsciences.org The studies showed a mean age at onset of a first ever stroke within the seventh and eighth decade varying from 67.4 to 75 years. Also, men were considerably, on average, 3 ... See full document

... scientific literature on mental health care, more precisely identify the most frequent themes, highlighting the relationship of the subject with clinical practice in mental health care and discuss the mental ... See full document

... the literature subsequent to this review and to update the presented rec- ...a systematic literature search in the electronic databases PubMed and Scopus, which included original studies in ... See full document

... (Lee et al., 2011; Lee & Okay, 2012); (h) personal satisfaction, social involvement, wages, and benefits (Ineson et al., 2013); (i) trust in the organization (Lee et al., 2013); (j) greater satisfaction with life (Qu ... See full document

... the literature of the area, the appraisal process is fundamental for an effective and efficient record and information management, aiming at both the rationalization and the formation of an organizational memory, ... See full document

... 2005) showed that they are inferior to those of OSIPVs. These results contrast those found by Costa and colleagues (2011), in which SSPIV rates are higher than OSIPV rates, and by Santos and Caridade (2017), in which ... See full document

... help IT organizations im- plement important frameworks in their infrastructure, by helping them have a robust and easy control of the overall processes (Pereira & Mira, ... See full document

... research, it has a number of limitations. First, it is purely based on the body of knowledge presented in three databases over the past 17 ...study, it might be interesting to check if it ... See full document

... record. It can be seen that records analyzed did not reflect the work of professionals, the care received by the client and their ...sense, it is essential that nursing make greater investments in intention ... See full document

... It is important to highlight the difference between a directive and a regulation. The first one lay down a set of general guidelines but only becomes enforceable when transposed into national law by Member States. ... See full document

... Conclusion: Despite integrated care being implemented in some European countries since the beginning of the millennium, it is a relatively new concept in health management discourse. There is room for more studies ... See full document

... Therefore it was concluded that activation of the "reward system" may be one reason for the sometimes overly excessive and repetitive scratching behavior of AD ... See full document

... to it, is based on how much cash the project is expected to generate in the future, with the cash flows discounted at a rate of return that reflects firm’s cost of ...since it produces equivalent ... See full document

... Epilepsy is a disease characterized by a wide range of symptoms re- sulting from a variety of cerebral disorders. Semiologically, it is classiied as partial or generalized. he clinical manifestations can arise ... See full document

... fore, it is not known if they can cause fetal ...pregnancy. It is nearly inevitable though that there will be some patients exposed to these drugs during pregnancy, typical- ly during the early stages of an ... See full document