ICTs and enterprises in developing countries : hype or opportunity?
Jim Tanburn, Alwyn Didar Singh, Job Creation
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Jim Tanburn, Alwyn Didar Singh, Job Creation
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Explores the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the development of small enterprises in developing countries. Considers the conditions that must be met: connectivity, security and legal framework, roles of the government and the private sector in developing e-governance, e-business, etc.
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Explores the role of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in the development of small enterprises in developing countries. Considers the conditions that must be met: connectivity, security and legal framework, roles of the government and the private sector in developing e-governance, e-business, etc.
Key concepts: ICTS, Developing country, Business, Information and Communications Technology, Government (linguistics), Corporate governance, Private sector, Industrial organization