Complete Research Bibliography

The list of references below cover the core overlapping areas of IT Standards, IS/IT Adoption & Diffusion, and Ambient Intelligence (and Ubiquitous / Pervasive Computing). Also included are research papers which focus on topics of interest within Mobile computing, Complex Systems, Disruptive Technologies, and General & IS Innovation.

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