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Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Volume 28
Volume 28, Number 1, December 2006
- Markus Sihvonen:
Ubiquitous Financial Services for Developing Countries. 1-11 - Peter A. Kwaku Kyem, Peter Kweku Lemaire:
Transforming Recent Gains in the Digital Divide into Digital Opportunities: Africa and the Boom in Mobile Phone Subscription. 1-16 - Sevgi Özkan, Nazife Baykal, Murat Sincan:
Evaluation of a Hospital Information System in an International Context: Towards Implementing PB-ISM in Turkey. 1-10 - Matthew H. S. Kuofie, Ray Hackney:
Exploiting Information Technology for Economic Development. 1-2 - Jameleddine Ziadi, Matthew H. S. Kuofie:
Impact of ICT on Organizations in Tunisia. 1-8 - Bangaly Kaba, Amadou Diallo, Michel Plaisent, Prosper Bernard, Koffi N'Da:
Explaining the Factors Influencing Cellular Phones Use in Guinea. 1-7 - Alemayehu Molla, Rodney Taylor, Paul S. Licker:
E-Commerce Diffusion in Small Island Countries: The Influence of Institutions in Barbados. 1-15 - Brilliant Mhlanga
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Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) Policy for change and the Mask for Development: A Critical Analysis of Zimbabwe's E-Readiness Survey Report. 1-16 - Vishal Kodakanchi, Matthew H. S. Kuofie, Eltayeb Salih Abuelyaman, Jihad Qaddour:
An Economic Development Model for IT in Developing Countries. 1-9 - M. O. Raji, O. B. Ayoade, Abel Usoro:
The Prospects and Problems of Adopting ICT for Poverty Eradication in Nigeria. 1-9
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