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Communication Costs and Trade in Sub Saharan Africa: A Gravity Approach, intensity. The study also reveals that countries with high communication costs generally have lower export intensity than countries with low communication costs. The results suggest that investment in ICT infrastructure that brings down international communication costs will have a positive effect on regional trade in the long run.

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On Software-Defined Networking for Rural Areas: Controlling Wireless Networks with OpenFlow,a networking. This paper presents an on-going work on utilising SDN capabilities in wireless networks. It describes some design ideas and evaluates basic building blocks that enable SDN in low-cost wireless networks.

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Towards Securing Communications in Infrastructure-Poor Areas,ity issues and allow peers to securely exchange data, we propose a new key management scheme that enables to handle public keys in the absence of a central coordination which would be required in a traditional PKI.

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Interfacing im Apple-Pascal-Systemse outbreaks, it also contributes greatly to enable good management of the health system nationally and internationally, because objective data is required to enable planning, follow-up and management towards improvement. Based on the results, considering the availability of current ICT tools, we hope to propose improvements to the model.

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Reporting in the Health Systems: Case Study of Ghana,se outbreaks, it also contributes greatly to enable good management of the health system nationally and internationally, because objective data is required to enable planning, follow-up and management towards improvement. Based on the results, considering the availability of current ICT tools, we hope to propose improvements to the model.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-08368-1developing countries; e-infrastructure; education; government technology policy; health informatics