In this paper I review the Information Systems (IS) research on how developing countries
have attempted to benefit from information and communication technologies (ICTs). First I …

Research on ICT and development (ICTD) involves assumptions on the nature of ICT
innovation and on the way such innovation contributes to development. In this article I …

This paper argues that it is of crucial importance that information systems (IS) research and
practice associates technology innovation with the context within which it is embedded. It …

Poor governance is among the most important causes of state failure and
underdevelopment. Hence innovations and reforms in the governmental and bureaucratic …

Most information systems research takes for granted the assumption that IS practice and
associated organizational change can be effectively understood as a process of technical …

Organizational culture continues to be cited as an important factor in the success or failure of
information systems (IS) adoption. This is evidenced by the growing trend in the number of …

Despite myriad anti-corruption interventions, including digitalization-based efforts, petty
corruption in public administrations of developing countries persists, undermining …

This article highlights a set of critical issues for information systems research that can be
fruitfully explored through the study of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in developing …

This chapter traces the evolution of the e-governance for development discourse, describes
key applications and reviews current research on this topic. It then presents a …

World Bank Discussion Paper No. 281. This study examines the best practices of eight
OECD countries--Canada, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, the United …