Mon, 23 1100-1230

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Authors

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Theme

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Authors

Title

M1A.

ICT4D Research

7

N. Hayes and C. Westrup

POWER / KNOWLEDGE AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT: SOME CONSIDERATIONS FOR ICT4D RESEARCH

M1B.

ICT4D Actors-1

39

B. Nicholson and R. Babin

A SUITABLE PARTNER FOR DEVELOPMENT? PHILANTHROCAPITALISM AND GLOBAL IT OUTSOURCING

79

D. Thapa and Ø. Sæbø.

EXPLORING THE LINK BETWEEN ICT AND DEVELOPMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW

40

J. Dobson.

THE VISIBLE HAND: CONCEPTUALISING A ROLE FOR DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS IN FURTHERING LIVELIHOOD INITIATIVES

75

J. Choudrie and G. Harindranath

ANALYZING ‘IS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES’ RESEARCH: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY

28

S. Shrestha, J.P.T. Moore and J. A. Nocera

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING AND LEARNING CHALLENGES IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF NEPAL: TEACHER’S DIARY STUDY

Mon, 23 1330-1500

M2A.

ICT4D Theories

30

J. Bass, B. Nicholson and E. Subrahmanian.

INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS, THE CAPABILITY APPROACH AND ICT FOR DEVELOPMENT

M2B.

ICT4D Actors-2

65

C. Avgerou, B. Li and A. Poulymenakou.

EXPLORING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC STRUCTURES OF INTERNET-ENABLED DEVELOPMENT: A STUDY OF GRASSROOTS ENTREPRENEURS IN CHINA

6

M. Hatakka and R.l De'.

DEVELOPMENT, CAPABILITIES AND TECHNOLOGY – AN EVALUATIVE FRAMEWORK

51

S. Kabanda and I. Brown.

EXPLORING SMES’ PERCEPTION OF E-COMMERCE IN TANZANIA

43

A.D. Andrade and C. Urquhart.

UNDERSTANDING THEIR OWN CONTEXT: FROM MECHANISTIC MODERNISATION TO DIGITAL BILDUNG IN ICT FOR DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES

68

A. Briggs.

INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA’S ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM

Mon, 23 1515-1645

M3A.

Impact assessment

10

S. Ferdousi, B.T. Malik, N. Alam and M.M. Ashraf.

PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE OUTCOME OF AN INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) PROJECT IN BANGLADESH

M3B.

ICT4D Actors-3

27

R Vaidya, M. D. Myers and L. Gardner

TRACING ‘REALITY’ IN DESIGN - REALITY GAP: A STAKEHOLDER PRACTICE BASED MODEL FOR IS IMPLEMENTATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

16

J. Alam, N. Alam and M. M. Ashraf.

AN IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) FOR AGRICULTURE THROUGH LIVELIHOOD FRAMEWORK IN BANGLADESH

46

S. Guddireddigari, H. Grunfeld and G. Johanson.

EXPLORING THE ROLE OF DIGITAL DIASPORA IN ICT4D PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

8

S. Ibrahim-dasuki and P. Abbott

THE IMPACT OF ICT INVESTMENTS ON DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS FROM THE NIGERIA PRE-PAID ELECTRICITY BILLING SYSTEM

35

D. Thapa.

ICT ACTORS, NETWORKS AND DEVELOPMENT:  THE CASE STUDY OF A WIRELESS PROJECT IN NEPAL

Mon, 23 1700-1830

M4A.

National ICT

54

Y. Zheng.

DOES IT TRANSFORM CHINA?

M4B.

eHealth-1

66

C. Kanjo and J. Kaasbøll.

DATA, INFORMATION, AND KNOWLEDGE: THE GREATEST OF ALL IS KNOWLEDGE

62

M. Stilz.

AFGHANISTANS ROLE IN A GLOBAL INFORMATION AGE - ACTORS, GOALS AND REACTIONS

57

B. Lagebo.

TRAINING STRATEGY, AND IMPLEMENTATION IN HEALTH MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM TRAINING IN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY

60

F. Bankole, I. Brown and K-M. Osei-Bryson.

THE IMPACT OF ICT INFRASTRUCTURE ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. AN ANALYSIS OF ICT-USE IN SADC COUNTRIES

38

M. O. Faisal

MOBILE PHONE-BASED HEALTH CARE IN BANGLADESH, -AN IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Tue, 24 1100-1230

T1A.

ICT4D Context

47

K. Johnston, M. Tanner, S. Kabanda and W. Adams.

CULTURE, GENDER, RACE AND SUCCESSFUL ICT PROJECT DELIVERY IN THE WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA

T1B.

eHealth-2 - macro level

77

J. Saebo, J. Braa, S. Sahay, E. Kossi and D. Settle

NETWORKS OF NETWORKS – COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO DEVELOP HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS ACROSS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

13

P. Boonphadh, R. Johnson, E. Kemp, S. Wipassilapa and N. Hussain.

CROSSING THE CULTURAL DIVIDE:  CHALLENGES INVOLVED IN BRINGING A NEW ZEALAND-DESIGNED INTERACTIVE COMPUTER-BASED ESOL PACKAGE TO THAILAND

2

A. Nchise, O. Ngwa, V. Mbarika and K. Samake.

THE SOPHISTICATION OF INTERNET USAGE IN SUB SAHARAN AFRICA. TELEMEDICINE ADOPTION IN RWANDA.

NATIONAL TELEMEDICINE PROJECT

33

S. Kabanda and R. Patient.

DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES: THE CASE OF FACEBOOK

63

E. K. Kossi, C. Kanjo, C.  Moyo and J. Braa.

DEVELOPING INTEGRATED NATIONAL HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN MALAWI: ORIENTED EMERGENCE OF FLEXIBLE ARCHITECTURE

Tue, 24 1330-1500

T2A.

eGovernment

4

S. Ray.

A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATION OF G2C ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT PROJECTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

T2B.

mHealth

64

T. Sanner and K. Braa.

MAKING mHEALTH HAPPEN FOR HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN LOW RESOURCE CONTEXTS

48

H. Twinomurinzi and K.B. Ghartey-Tagoe.

CORRUPTION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND ICT: THE URGENT NEED FOR WORK SYSTEMS TO PRECEDE E-GOVERNMENT

49

B. Hwabamungu and Q. Williams.

THE IMPACT OF STAKEHOLDERS’ RELATIONS ON THE SUSTAINABILITY AND SCALABILITY OF mHEALTH PROJECTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

82

F. Wahid, M.K. Sein and B. Furuholt

UNLIKELY ACTORS: RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AS INTERMEDIARIES IN INDONESIA

72

A.A. Gizaw

AN INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE IN SHAPING mHEALTH SYSTEMS FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: CASE FROM INDIA

Tue, 24 1515-1645

T3A.

M4D

5

H. Ramburn and J-P. Van Belle

BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF MOBILE DATA SERVICES IN MAURITIUS

T3B.

eHealth-3

55

Chipo Kanjo and Jens Kaasbøll

INFLUENCE OF INFORMATION GENERATED FROM TRADITIONAL PRACTICES ON HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS

26

N. Frasheri and A. Fundo.

USE OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES IN ALBANIA – A CASE STUDY

76

M. Latifov, A.  Mukharjee, V. Chakravarthy and S. Sahay.

PRACTICAL APPROACHES TO DESIGNING STANDARDS: THE CASE OF A DISTRICT HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEM IN NORTHERN INDIA

59

N. Rangaswamy.

SHORT MESSAGE SOCIAL NETWORKING AND EMERGING DIGITAL LITERACIES: A CASE-STUDY FROM INDIA

81

M.S. Chawani, S. Mwakilama, C. Kanjo and J. Kaasboll.

A SCRUTINY OF THE INTEGRATION STATUS AND STANDARDIZATION PROCESS OF ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD SYSTEMS IN MALAWI

Wed, 25 1200-1330

W1A.

Public Internet Access

18

R. Gomez and L.F. Baron.

IS PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTING REALLY CONTRIBUTING TO DEVELOPMENT?

W1B.

Open Source Software

37

G. Rowles, K.  Sewchurran and J-P Van Belle.

OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE ADOPTION IN SOUTH AFRICAN NGOS

32

M. Mukerji.

ACCESS, USE AND IMPACT OF TELECENTRE MODELS:  FINDINGS FROM RURAL INDIA

71

S. Purkayastha and R. Saxena.

STRATEGIES TO BUILD APPROPRIATE HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS THROUGH OPEN-SOURCE COLLABORATION

34

W. Chigona, O.  Lekwane, K. Westcott and A. Chigona.

SHARED PUBLIC ACCESS POINTS IN DISADVANTAGED URBAN COMMUNITIES: USES, BENEFITS, AND CHALLENGES

73

Z. Saugene and S. Sahay

THE CHALLENGE OF CUSTOMIZING GLOBAL OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE TO LOCAL COUNTRY CONTEXTS: THE CASE OF DHIS GIS FOR HEALTH MANAGEMENT