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    • Analysing the changes in mobile technologies and how they have impacted on consumer purchase behaviour in clothing retailers 

      Kemple, Fiona (Dublin Business School, 2014)
      The researcher analyses changes in mobile technologies and how it has impacted on consumer purchase behaviour. As a result of the researchers findings they ultimately decided further investigation would broaden data available ...

    • An analysis of IT risk management within a hospital 

      O'Duffy, Daragh (Dublin Business School, 2003)
      The overall aim of this dissertation is to carry out an Information Technology risk management assessment within a hospital. This will form the basis of recommendations for a revised contingency proposal. In this instance ...

    • An analysis of some of the current technologies for Web-DBMS integration 

      Nolan, Susan (Dublin Business School, 2002)
      The Internet is explained together with its Intranet and Extranet implementations and the important development of peer-to-peer environments. The areas of application are set in context, from E-commerce through E-business ...

    • An analysis of staff retention in the Irish Celtic Tiger economy 

      Healy, Alice (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      The topic chosen for this dissertation is that of the issue of staff retention in the Celtic Tiger economy first made its appearance on the Irish economic landscape in 1994. This dissertation concentrates particularly on ...

    • An analysis of the benefits that expert system technology can offer the insurance industry 

      Murphy, Brian (Portobello College, 2001)
      The birth of Expert System Technology occurred over thirty years ago with the introduction of 'Dendral' to the chemical industry. Since then over 12,500 expert systems have been developed for many different types of ...

    • The Application Service Provision model : could this be the future of software delivery? 

      Mullarney, Etain (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      The Software Industry is set for an overhaul. Information Technology is further infiltrating the 'Value Chain' and creating new revenue streams for those who embrace it. A new, strategic method for software delivery and ...

    • Are call centres really the "dark, satinic mills"of the 21st century 

      Murray, Declan (Dublin Business School, 2000)
      "The growth in call centres in Ireland, the UK and Continental Europe is one of most remarkable phenomena of the nineties. At the start of the decade, few would have anticipated the expansion in this sector, let alone it ...

    • Biometrics : the future of security 

      Fleming, Marc (Dublin Business School, 2002)
      In today's ever changing world security is one of the main issues that both organisations and authorities have to look at in a more effective manner. The new wave of crime does not come from people wielding guns and wearing ...

    • The biometrics industry with emphasis on Ireland 

      Buckley, Conor (Dublin Business School, 2003)
      On September 11th 2001, a terrorist attack was launched on the United States of America, targeting one city in particular - New York. Two planes were hi-jacked and flown into the Twin Tower Office block. The devastation ...

    • Bluetooth & existing wireless solutions 

      Flynn, Robert (Dublin Business School, 2002)
      With the ever-increasing complexity and advances in technology comes a new type of wireless communication facility. Bluetooth is the name given to a wireless short-range radio wave communication technology aimed at removing ...

    • Bluetooth and its interconnectivity in the 21 st Century 

      Alshaikh, Yasmina (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      The aim of this thesis is to provide a good overview of the Bluetooth technology concept. It strives to cover aspects concerning how Bluetooth will affect individuals and businesses in the twenty first Century. The ...

    • Bluetooth technology 

      Keating, Eoin (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      Bluetooth is the name given to a new technology using short-range radio links, intended to replace the cable(s) connecting portable and/ or fixed electronic devices. It is envisaged that it will allow for the replacement ...

    • Broadband communications in Ireland: availability for the corporate & SME market 

      Barry, Quentin (Dublin Business School, 2003)
      This thesis is concerned mainly with the delivery strategies for broadband technologies within Ireland. Through the course of the document I have analyses information on an Industry level, a Service Provider level and a ...

    • Bullying in the workplace 

      Johnson, Mary (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      This project was undertaken in accordance with the requirements on myself as a final year degree student, studying the NCEA BA in Human Resource Management at Portobello College, Dublin. I chose this topic as it is a ...

    • Business Continuity Planning (BCP). Good practice in BCP and its relevance for Irish sme's 

      Hughes, Nichola (Portobello College, 2003)
      The focus of this research dissertation is Business Continuity planning (BCP) with particular reference to devising a process of "good practice" and the relevance of the concept to Irish small and medium enterprises (SME's). ...

    • Business Process Reengineering (BPR) – how these projects work and the role of IT in BPR 

      Lynch, Imelda (Dublin Business School, 2002)
      Business Process Reengineering has been thought of as a strategic exercise undertaken by organisations, in which they dramatically change their business processes to become more efficient, effective and gain and maintain ...

    • Business Web development 

      O'Sullivan, Kevin Joshua (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      This dissertation sets out to establish the main tasks involved in developing a Website. In order to accomplish this five main sections have been identified. Developing a business strategy is the first task in the process. ...

    • C.A.L.F.R.R. - Computer Aided Learning for Rugby Referees 

      Devitt, Eddie (Dublin Business School, 2001)
      This dissertation has been undertaken as a result of the authors ken interest in the area of Computer Aided Learning and refereeing. The aim of this report is to classify what Computer Aided Learning is, what areas has it ...

    • Can discount retailers integrate green strategies? 

      Zelli, Luca (Dublin Business School, 2014)
      The purpose of this study is to examine the impacts that green strategies have on a discount retailer; how green strategies can be marketed correctly to consumers and do green strategies have an effect on consumer ...

    • Carbon credit training 

      Ruigrok, David (Dublin Business School, 2008)
      Carbon Credit Trading is a product of the" ... 1998 Kyoto Accords on global warming, which call for reducing worldwide CO2 emissions to below 1990 levels." (Blank, 2001). The plan is a method, the merits, and or lack of ...