Applicability Assessment Framework for Organisational Social Media Use by Development NGOs
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Poster accompanying short conference paper that suggests an initial applicability framework based on earlier research and the literature review of organisational social media use by NGOs in the context of international development. It aims at providing guidance to these NGOs when assessing the implementation of social media for development purposes. The applicability of this artefact will be tested by development NGOs.
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The balancing act of optimised value creation
The analysis revealed three high level factors that may need to be aligned in order to
ensure optimised value creation of BOP ventures. These three factors are BOP strategy,
partnerships, and products & services development. It is also confirmed that neither BOP
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independently from the rest. There is a delicate balance and interaction between the three
where all three are interdependent and mutually influence each other.
Published in the Proceedings of the International Conference on Impact of
Base of the Pyramid Ventures, Delft, The Netherlands, 16 - 18 November, 2009.
BOP conference presentation paper "The balancing act of optimised value ...
Presentation about paper "The balancing act of optimised value creation",
Proceedings of the International Conference on Impact of
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This research examines the attention some multinational ICT companies have given to the BOP so far. A case study research was conducted of 5 projects involving multinational ICT companies, which were studied as separate case studies for this thesis, all in the geographical space of Africa.
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Ontwikkelen Van De Base Of The Pyramid Markt - Projectie Magazine 2009
Onderzoek naar succesfactoren in businessmodel/strategie, partnership en product en service ontwikkeling in BOP projecten van multinational ICT bedrijven actief in Afrika.
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