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Fig. 9.1 Telemedicine room in Gjakova

executive director and the IT worker lasted 1 h each, both interviews took place in
their offi ces. The IT manager was interviewed for 1 h in his offi ce. The researcher
revisited the city of Gjakova to interview the lead doctor in the facilities there. This
tour and interview lasted 2.5 h. Visit Three also included a visit to the Gazimestan
monument, 7 km outside Pristina, and a visit to Serbian enclave and monastery of
Gra anica, also a short distance from Pristina. Over 180 photos were gathered, and

documentation for equipment ordered was also made available to the researcher on
this visit which lasted 1 week.
Data from these visits was analysed. The fi ndings from this analysis are detailed
in the next section.

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7 Findings

Ciborra ( 2002 ) put forward fi ve features of the host revealed by hosting technology,
and these are the order in which the fi ndings are presented:

1. Hosting technology successfully will redefi ne the identity of the host.
2. Any attempt to control the technology leads to failure.