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English, 05.12.2021 04:20, DanyD8951

RESEARCH METHODS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Answer the two questions
Question 1
Write a literature review on how artificial intelligence is being used in practice in organisations.
(20 marks).
Instruction
• Include all references using the APA style
• Not more than 3-page excluding references
• Avoid verbatim copy of source material content
Question 2
A researcher seeks to determine which sector of the Ghanaian economy is more digitalised.
Using quantitative research methodology, design a study that will compare the extent of
digitalisation of companies in the major sectors of the Ghana economy. Restrict your answer
to identifying and explaining the appropriate sampling technique, concepts, variables and
hypothesis for the study. Make the necessary assumptions (20 marks).

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