Titlebook: e-Transformation: Enabling New Development Strategies; Nagy K. Hanna Book 2010 Springer-Verlag New York 2010 Developing Countries.Economic

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Government Transformation: Vision and Journeycations of an ICT-induced institutional transformation. It presents a new techno-economic paradigm for the public sector. For a variety of reasons, public agencies at all levels are pressed to respond to growing challenges. E-government provides powerful tools and new opportunities to address both o

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Enterprise Transformationts may take, in partnership with business associations and NGOs, to promote the effective adoption and diffusion of e-business by SMEs or priority user sectors. The aim is to help policy makers and business associations play their key roles in facilitating ICT diffusion among SMEs, and enabling ente

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Empowering Poor Communitiesand social inclusion. This chapter calls ICT applications that are targeted for poor communities and poverty reduction, e-society or grassroots innovation. Much of these empowered local initiatives and innovations are about building the local capabilities to appropriate the new technologies to solve

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Managing Implementation and Riskss to the country’s initial conditions (strategic fit with levels of development). I also suggest an evolving role for government and other partners, including the sequencing or phasing of investments so as to increase the role of private sector over time, as may be appropriate. Attention should be g

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4322-3nstitutions so as to accommodate fast-changing conditions and technological and market innovations (Kay, 2002). We touch only briefly on the regulatory institutions for the telecommunications and other information infrastructures in .. We devote this chapter to crosscutting e-development policies and institutions.

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Policies and Institutions for a Knowledge Economynstitutions so as to accommodate fast-changing conditions and technological and market innovations (Kay, 2002). We touch only briefly on the regulatory institutions for the telecommunications and other information infrastructures in .. We devote this chapter to crosscutting e-development policies and institutions.

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