The Bring Your Own Device Trend in an Oil and Gas Sector

Ekpo, Iniabasi Ephraim; Fournier-Bonilla, Sheila D.

doi:10.1109/mipr.2018.00052

2018 IEEE Conference on Multimedia Information Processing and Retrieval (MIPR) 2018

DOI: 10.1109/mipr.2018.00052

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The Bring Your Own Device Trend in an Oil and Gas Sector

Iniabasi Ephraim Ekpo

Sheila D. Fournier-Bonilla²

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Information Technology (IT) Trends plays an important role in rapid adaptation of business, government, and academic sectors. This paper presents quantitative and qualitative analysis of IT trends survey results responded by IT undergraduate students. The technologies including in the IT trends were selected based on studies, reports from related sectors and well-known consulting firms. The questions used in the survey were passed the Index of Coherence (IOC) test from domain experts with high reliable level 63 (α = .96) The results show significant contributions toward survey objectives, which impact opportunities for improving knowledge and understanding of IT trends in business, government and academic perspectives.

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A Survey of Interest Information Technology Trends: Undergraduate Student Viewpoint towards Business, Government and Academic Considerations

Sodanil¹,

Ketmaneechairat²,

Sakul-Ung³

2020

IJEEEE

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The Bring Your Own Device Trend in an Oil and Gas Sector

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A Survey of Interest Information Technology Trends: Undergraduate Student Viewpoint towards Business, Government and Academic Considerations

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