Social noise at the technological ‘last mile’
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PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS IN INDIA OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR E-PROCUREMENT PROJECTS TO COMPANIES
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Appalshop uses documentary films and radio pieces to address issues important to Appalachians- things like mining, education, and preserving the region
Empowerment via ICTs
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The e-Health Initiatives and Challenges in Peru
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Wireless technology such as – WiMAX, is beginning to offer reliable alternatives to fixed-line access, offering the potential for widespread, affordable connectivity to every region, village, and person in India.
AMARC’s CR impact evaluation project
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The IT phenomenon has received many a laudatory pats on the back for its stellar economic success, its potential to be an agent of social change, and its promise to provide employment to people across classes.
The e-Health Initiatives and Challenges in Peru
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IT is Healthy to Change
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Voices from the margins
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The need for speed
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The UN Global e-Government Readiness Survey 2008 presents a comparative assessment of the 192 UN Member States
Collaborative Creation of Free Software in African Universities
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Defence organisations are turning to advances in Information Technology to help them modernise their military. In the past few decades, the challenges that he defence organisations have confronted have been dramatically different from the past.
