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IDIA 2018: Tshwane, South Africa
- Kirstin Krauss, Marita Turpin
, Filistéa Naudé
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Locally Relevant ICT Research - 10th International Development Informatics Association Conference, IDIA 2018, Tshwane, South Africa, August 23-24, 2018, Revised Selected Papers. Communications in Computer and Information Science 933, Springer 2019, ISBN 978-3-030-11234-9
ICT Adoption and Impact
- Peter Makiwa, Riana Steyn
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An Investigation of the Government-Related Factors that Inhibit Small to Medium Enterprises' Adoption and Effective Use of Information and Communication Technology in Developing Countries: The Case of Zimbabwe. 3-16 - Sergey Samoilenko, Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson:
It Should Be There, but It Is Hard to Find: Economic Impact of ICT in Sub-Saharan Economies. 17-34 - Nokwazi Biyela
, Pitso Tsibolane
, Jean-Paul Van Belle
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Domestication of ICTs in Community Savings and Credit Associations (Stokvels) in the Western Cape, South Africa. 35-47 - Hafeni Mthoko
, Caroline Khene
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Rethinking ICT4D Impact Assessments: Reflections from the Siyakhula Living Lab in South Africa. 48-60 - Hannah Thinyane
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Supporting the Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking and Forced Labor in Thailand. 61-74
Mobile Education
- Hossana Twinomurinzi
, Joshua Magunduni
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Youth Unemployment in South Africa and the Socio-economic Capabilities from Mobile Phones. 77-93 - Karen Sowon
, Olga Sikhwari
, Mphatso Nyemba-Mudenda
, Wallace Chigona
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Smartphone Paradoxes in Working Mothers' Pursuit of Work-Life Balance. 94-106
E-education
- Karsten Eskelund, Richard Heeks
, Brian Nicholson
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Development Outcomes of Training for Online Freelancing in the Philippines. 109-124 - Sifiso Dlamini, Abraham G. van der Vyver:
A Qualitative Analysis of an E-education Initiative in Deep Rural Schools in South Africa: A Need to Build Resilience. 125-137
Community Development
- Simon Pettersen Nguyen, Petter Nielsen
, Johan Ivar Sæbø
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Global Standards and Local Development. 141-155 - Maria Rosa Lorini
, Wallace Chigona
, Malcolm Garbutt
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Enablers of Egalitarian Participation: Case Studies in Underserved Communities in South Africa. Processes of Creativity "Not for the Sake of it". 156-170 - Elisabeth Fruijtier
, Wilfred Senyoni
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The Role of Local Bricoleurs in Sustaining Changing ICT4D Solutions. 171-185
Design
- Masiya Alex Marufu
, Alta van der Merwe
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Building Empathy for Design Thinking in e-Health: A Zimbabwean Case Study. 189-205 - Martin Weiss
, Adele Botha
, Marlien Herselman
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Coming to Terms with Telemetry: A Scoping Review. 206-222 - Thomas McDonald van der Merwe
, Gavin Armitage:
Towards a Provisional Workplace E-learning Acceptance Framework for Developing Countries. 223-242 - Maria Rosa Lorini, Melissa Densmore, David L. Johnson
, Senka Hadzic, Hafeni Mthoko
, Ganief Manuel, Marius Waries, André van Zyl
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Localize-It: Co-designing a Community-Owned Platform. 243-257
Innovation and Maturity
- Paul W. Mungai
, Andrea Jiménez
, Dorothea Kleine
, Jean-Paul Van Belle
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The Role of the Marginalized and Unusual Suspects in the Production of Digital Innovations: Models of Innovation in an African Context. 261-278 - Sunet Eybers
, Marie Hattingh
, Osvaldo M. P. Zandamela:
Investigating Business Intelligence (BI) Maturity in an African Developing Country: A Mozambican Study. 279-294 - Mark Jonathan Corrigan, John Andrew van der Poll
, Emmanuel Samuel Mtsweni
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The Project Management Information System as Enabler for ICT4D Achievement at Capability Maturity Level 2 and Above. 295-310
Data
- Theresa Lillie
, Sunet Eybers
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Identifying the Constructs and Agile Capabilities of Data Governance and Data Management: A Review of the Literature. 313-326
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