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(Dissertation, Master of Science, 2006)Health care has entered the electronic domain. This domain has improved data collection and storage abilities while allowing almost instantaneous access and results to data queries. Furthermore it allows direct communication ...
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(Dissertation, Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce, 2005)Galleries displaying artwork and artefacts are already taking advantage of technology to give added value to the viewing public. However are such systems suitable or desirable for use in art displays? The purpose of this ... -
(Dissertation, Bachelor of Commerce with Honours, 2004)Disaster recovery planning is a cyclic process which has the goal of maintaining the availability of the information infrastructure, even in the event of a disaster. It is well documented that disaster recovery planning ...
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(Dissertation, Bachelor of Commerce with Honours, 2000)This document will discuss the small business and its particular needs when considering data warehouses or data marts in conjunction with business intelligence tools. We will discuss some of the history of the data warehouse ... -
(Dissertation, Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours, 2006)This study develops a new communication and collaboration supported tool – IC3. In particular, this tool is an integration of open source video conference over internet protocol (VCoIP) and virtual network computing (VNC) ... -
(Dissertation, Bachelor of Commerce with Honours, 2004)Automatic mood detection from music has two main benefits. Firstly, having the knowledge of mood in advance can allow for possible enhancement of the music experience (such as mood-based visualizations) and secondly it ...
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(Dissertation, Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours, 2004)Mental maps are a cartographic illustration of a person's internal representation of the spatial environment in which they live. They are often used to provide an insight into how different ethnic or social groups perceive ...
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(Dissertation, Bachelor of Commerce with Honours, 2004)Touch screens are a popular method of interaction with information systems embedded in public kiosks and PDAs. Typical information systems are used on desktop PCs and therefore restricted to having a mouse as the selection ...
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(Dissertation, Master of Science, 2001)The past decade has seen an explosion in the use of the Internet and in the amount of information available to its users. Amongst the wealth of information is a vast amount of biological data being generated by the various ... -
(Dissertation, Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours in Software Engineering, 2006)Standards development and adoption play a crucial role in shaping competition in the IT industry. In addition to the traditional, formal standards development organisations (SDOs), many private consortia bodies are formed ...