Usando Investigación-Acción para unir la práctica con la teoría en sistemas. Examinando cualitativamente la teoría de adopción de tecnología en una pyme
USING ACTION RESEARCH FOR CONNECTING PRACTICE WITH SYSTEMS THEORY. QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION THEORY IN AN SME
USANDO PESQUISA-AÇÃO PARA UNIR A PRÁTICA COM A TEORIA EM SISTEMAS. EXAMINANDO QUALITATIVAMENTE A TEORIA DE ADOÇÃO DE TECNOLOGIA NUMA PME
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https://doi.org/10.15446/innovar.v26n60.55550Palabras clave:
Investigación-Acción, TAM, adopción tecnológica, pyme (es)Action Research, TAM, technology adoption, SME (en)
Pesquisa-ação, TAM, adoção tecnológica, PME (pt)
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