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Author Information
Enas Al-Lozi is with the Department of Management Information
Systems, Al-Zaytoonah University,
Amman, Jordan. Email: enas.allozi@zuj.edu.jo.
M. Al-Debei and Anas Aloudat
are with the University of Jordan,
Amman, Jordan; email: m.aldebei@
ju.edu.jo; a.aloudat@ju.edu.jo.

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