Information Technology, Human Resources - Intellectual, Capital & Knowledge Management, Business Technology - Information Systems, Communications - General & Miscellaneous, Knowledge Management, Management - General & Miscellaneous, Information Technology
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Overview
As stated in the subtitle of this hefty two-volume set, issues, applications, and case studies are presented in connection with the many dimensions of internet, and information and communication technologies (ICT) as they relate to the global economy. Of the 200 contributions, many were funded at the European level, others by commercial enterprises or national or regional planning commissions. Arrangement of material is in eight thematic sections on: broadband and mobility; e-business; e-government and e-democracy; knowledge management; networked, smart, and virtual organizations; new working environments; SME issues; and training and education. Readership will be the forward-looking economists and policy makers who must be alert to the implications of fast-evolving technology, as well as technology-oriented professionals interested in how the new gadgetry can and will transform society. Editors Paul and Miriam Cunningham are affiliated with HMC International Information Management Corporation Ltd. in Dublin, Ireland; Peter Fatelnig is with the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium. Indexing is by author only, not by subject. Annotation © 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, ORBook Details
Published
December 31, 2003
Publisher
IOS Press,US
Pages
1692
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781586033798