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Volume 53, 2014

Special Issue: SAICSIT 2013

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Ian D. Sanders, Kirstin Krauss:
SAICSIT 2013 Special Issue: guest editorial. v
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Loek G. Cleophas, Derrick G. Kourie, Bruce W. Watson:
Weak factor automata: the failure of failure factor oracles? 1-14
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Marie Hattingh, Machdel Matthee:
The expatriate information flow model: towards understanding Internet usage in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 15-31
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Chrisna Jooste, Judy van Biljon, Jan Mentz:
Usability evaluation for Business Intelligence applications: a user support perspective. 32-44
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Dale Tristram, Karen L. Bradshaw:
Determining the difficulty of accelerating problems on a GPU. 45-59

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