Stata Tip 40: Taking Care of Business

Taking care of business.

Design Issues in Electoral Research: Taking Care of (Core) Business

National and other election studies suffer from a number of problems that can be addressed if electoral researchers focus first and foremost on the 'core business' of election studies -the measurement of the dependent variable in all its aspects -and allow other concerns (generally associated with measuring independent variables) to be 'hived off' to special-purpose surveys specific to particul...

Taking Care

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Taking Care of (E)-Business?: Australian IT Professionals' Views of Wireless Network Vulnerability Assessments

M-commerce, a growing sub-category of E-business, allows business to be done ‘anywhere, anytime’. However security of wireless devices remains problematic. It is unclear whether protocols to alleviate security problems, such as wireless vulnerability assessments (WNVAs), are being used or are effective. The paper reports on a survey-based study of Australian computer security professionals’ use...

Analysis of Overall E-Business Solution on Personalized Medical Care - - Taking Private Hospitals for Example

The patient is the lifeblood of the hospital and only win customers can win the future. When choosing a hospital, in addition to the strength of the medical treatment of the hospital itself, patients considering most are the services of the hospital which is the very factor that can influence customer making decision. Clearly, the needs of patients can’t be achieved in overcrowded public hospit...