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Thesis (MArch(Prof)) -- University of Pretoria, 2008. / Abstract in English. Includes bibliographical references.

Please read the abstract in chapter 7 of the dissertation. / Dissertation (MA)--University of Pretoria, 1967. / gm2014 / Historical and Heritage Studies / Unrestricted

Thesis (MArch(Prof)) -- University of Pretoria, 2009. / Abstract in English.

No abstract available. / Dissertation (MA)--University of Pretoria, 1942. / gm2014 / Anthropology and Archaeology / Unrestricted

No abstract available. / Thesis (DPhil)--University of Pretoria, 1955. / gm2014 / Historical and Heritage Studies / Unrestricted

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M. Tech. Business Administration / Small and medium enterprises are the cornerstones of the economy as research indicates that they create jobs and also contribute to the gross domestic product of a country. Several studies on e-commerce adoption by small and medium enterprises in developing countries have found that small and medium enterprises are said to be generally lagging behind to large organisations as far as the adoption of e-commerce is concerned. There were studies done on e-commerce adoption. However, no study has been done on e-commerce adoption in Pretoria East. The objectives of the study were to determine the current level of e-commerce adoption by small and medium enterprises in Pretoria East. The study assessed whether the influence of factors such as relative advantage, competitive pressure, IT knowledge, security and government support motivates the adoption of e-commerce by small and medium enterprises in Pretoria East and the relative importance thereof.

Thesis (MTech. degree in Architecture: Professional)--Tshwane University of Technology, 2012. / This design dissertation will deal with the making of an Open Information and Educational Resource Center to function as an information hub in central Pretoria for local educational facilities as well as the general public. The dissertation proposes a new information building type in South Africa within which local educational facilities would be accommodated and would serve as a community hub. Located on the south eastern periphery of Pretoria's Central Districts, surrounded by the inner city residential areas, the facility does not replace the existing city libraries but merely supplements them by addressing current technological needs. In the proposed building, the designer attempts to rehabilitate/establish a public nodal area while incorporating research with regard to sustainable architecture. The facility aims to create a hypothetical architectural model which can address built environment issues regarding information literacy. Part of the investigation includes the development of a central community related educational hub.

Die toestand van verval waarin die militere fortifikasies van Pretoria verkeer, wek kommer. Die min dokumentere inligting wat daaroor beskikbaar is, noodsaak spoedige optrede om dit wat behoue gebly het te dokumenteer. Hierdie studie is 'n eerste poging om soveel historiese inligting moontlik oor die fortifikasies te boekstaaf. ldentifisering van die terreine waar die fortifikasies voorgekom het, het die hoogste prioriteit geniet. 'n Beskrywing van elkeen word ook gegee met die oog op historiesargeologiese navorsing wat hieruit mag voortspruit. Besondere aandag word aan Fort Daspoortrand (Wesfort) gegee, omdat dit so 'n unieke en interessante fortifikasie is. 'n Nadere argeologiese ondersoek is op die terrein van hierdie unieke argitektoniese meesterwerk geloods, ten einde 'n grondplan daarvan te teken. Omdat hierdie studie die eerste fase van 'n histories-argeologiese streeksopname is, sal 'n verskeidenheid navorsingsmoontlikhede hieruit kan voortvloei. ENGLISH : The present state of decay of the military fortifications of Pretoria is a cause of great concern. Consequently the remains of the fortifications should be urgently recorded. This study is a first effort to document as much as possible of the historical information relating to the fortifications. The highest priority was given to identifying the sites of each fortification. They are also described with a view to possible further historical-archaelogical research which may emerge from this study. Particular attention was given to Fort Daspoortrand (West Fort) as it is such a unique and interesting fortification. A closer archaeological investigation was done on the site of this unique architectural masterpiece, with the aim of drawing up a plan of the fort. As this study is the first phase of a regional historical-archaeological study, a variety of possibilities for research could emerge from it. Copyright / Dissertation (MA)--University of Pretoria, 1992. / Anthropology and Archaeology / unrestricted