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An information technology governance framework for women-owned small to medium enterprises in Cape Town South Africa

Domain:

socioeconomicdigital infrastructure

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
Mad
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Ethical clearance Reference no: 215057287/2022/16

The data set comprises of data collected from thirteen respondents (R1-R13), comprised of women who owned or partly owned SMEs in Cape Town, South Africa. The gathered data offered an understanding of the development of an IT governance framework in women-owned SMEs in South Africa, encompassing diverse perspectives and experiences

Tags

Fairness, accountability, transparency, trust and ethics of computer systemsWomen-owned business enterprisesBusinesswomenEntrepreneurshipSelf-employed womenSmall business -- Information technology

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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

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