| INTENTION TO USE M-GOVERNMENT SERVICES: AGE, GENDER AND EDUCATION REALLY MATTER? | Annie Ng Cheng San, Choy Johnn Yee, Krishna Moorthy, Alex Foo Tun Lee | 1–31 |
| THE MOTIVES BEHIND KOREA’S LEADING E-GOVERNMENT AID PROGRAM | James C. Schopf | 32–53 |
| A PRELIMINARY WORK ON INVESTIGATING UNITED NATIONS’S E-GOVERNMENT CRITERIA IN MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES | Mohammed HUSSEIN, O. Tolga PUSATLI | 51–71 |
| THE INFLUENCE OF FLOW, SUBJECTIVE NORMS AND ATTITUDE ON GENERATION Y STUDENTS’ ADOPTION INTENTIONS TOWARD MOBILE GAMES | C. Synodinos, DG Price, AL Bevan Dye | 72–87 |
| THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ON THE EXPORT PERFORMANCE OF MANUFACTURING FIRMS: EVIDENCE FROM ZIMBABWE | Edmore Tarambiwa, Chengedzai Mafini | 88–105 |
| AN ASSESSMENT OF CHURN DETERMINANTS IN ZIMBABWE’S MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES | Lynn Hwambo, Roy M. Shamhuyenhanzva, Maxwell Sandada | 106–120 |
| INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN ACCOUNTANCY CURRICULA: NECESSITY OR AFTERTHOUGHT | Olive Stumke | 121–136 |
| MEASURING AND MODELLING INTERNET BANKING SERVICE QUALITY IN SOUTH AFRICA | Ephrem Habtemichael Redda, Jhalukpreya Surujlal | 137–157 |