2018 Third International Conference on Informatics and Computing (ICIC) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/iac.2018.8780415
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A Collaborative Process Scheme in Strategic Information Systems Planning

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“…To answer all the problems related to this, quantitative data are analyzed as explained below and qualitative data are presented together with the discussion of research results. The number of respondents was 37, consisting of businessmen, industry, business observers, and other entrepreneurs with the following profiles: Gender (77% Men and Women 23%); Age (40% (20-29), 33% (30-39), 17% (40-49), and 10% (50_ ...); Field (13% (Home Industry), 3% (Animal Husbandry), 3% (Ag-riculture), 30% (Culinary), 11 % (Fashion), 24% (Software House), 5% (Sport), 5% (Art), and 8% (Other); Partners (5% (1 to 10), 14% (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20) , 24%(21-30), 22% (31-40), 24% (41-50) and 11% (60-...).…”
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“…To answer all the problems related to this, quantitative data are analyzed as explained below and qualitative data are presented together with the discussion of research results. The number of respondents was 37, consisting of businessmen, industry, business observers, and other entrepreneurs with the following profiles: Gender (77% Men and Women 23%); Age (40% (20-29), 33% (30-39), 17% (40-49), and 10% (50_ ...); Field (13% (Home Industry), 3% (Animal Husbandry), 3% (Ag-riculture), 30% (Culinary), 11 % (Fashion), 24% (Software House), 5% (Sport), 5% (Art), and 8% (Other); Partners (5% (1 to 10), 14% (11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20) , 24%(21-30), 22% (31-40), 24% (41-50) and 11% (60-...).…”
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“…Managerial ability, analysis, market prediction, communication, problem-solving and modal support were basics to improve entrepreneurship. Partnership approach in business strategy, to entrepreneurs, could encourage stakeholders to understand other competence and essential to determine system requirements in business operation [12] which was one of the six components in strategic maturity model [13] and also a part of the best practices map on customer's perspective [14]. The main purpose of this partnership approach was to minimize and even omit disharmonies between entrepreneurs that often impede progress.…”
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