The increasing deployment of digital infrastructures in cities highlights challenges how people shape the conditions data production that their and lives. As such, need to centre governance (DG) models around is amplified. This paper unpacks reassesses people-centredness materialises at level DG by conducting a scoping review literature on people-centred (PCDG) cities. Utilising twelve extraction categories framed conceptualisation as socio-technical system, this synthesises identified...

The Internet of Things (IoT) holds significant potential to enhance vocational education, yet its implementation in this sector remains limited and has a low success rate. Ensuring organizational readiness is essential for successful IoT adoption. This study aims develop model assess the preparedness urban high schools (VHS) Indonesia research objectives are identify key factors influencing VHS readiness, analyze their interrelationships, determine priority areas improvement facilitate...

While there is a growing body of research on information behavior during nonroutine events such as natural disasters, the has largely neglected older persons specific group despite their identification demographic that suffers disproportionately disasters. To address this gap, article reports study and related activities Based qualitative study, we draw theory worlds to key preparing, responding, recovering from The contributes literature by developing more informed understanding both...

Abstract Data governance is an emerging field of study concerned with how a range actors can successfully manage data assets according to rules engagement, decision rights, and accountabilities. Urban studies scholarship has continued demonstrate criticize lack community engagement in smart city development urban projects, including local sustainability initiatives. However, few move beyond critique unpack more detail what should look like. To overcome this gap, we develop test participatory...

The implementation of Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning systems (Cloud ERP) is always challenging, which requires a variety risks to be taken into consideration ensure the success implementation. assessment Critical Success Factors (CSFs) in on-premise ERP implementations has been well documented but this research not carried through implementations. Therefore, contribution paper provide and practice with identification analysis 35 CSFs systematic literature review. Drawing from literature,...

Abstract The wide‐scale economic benefits of mobile (cell) phones for developing regions the world have been well researched over an extended period. But potential value mobiles well‐being specific poor groups has overlooked. This paper reports on a project which focused welfare blind masseurs in Indonesia, as representatives three million people that country. Links between advantages Information and Communications Technologies human development presented before papers general terms, but...

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report on the exploration women farmers' information literacy (IL) in context rural Bangladesh within an ICT-based empowerment project. Design/methodology/approach This study uses thematic analysis qualitative data collected during a culturally sensitive workshop IL with group project participants. Findings findings showed that understood their needs and where find information, which indicates participants had some basic skills. However, online...

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss the creation and sharing information by Bangladeshi women participants in a community informatics project assess what extent provided them meets their short longer-term needs. Design/methodology/approach analysis based on data collected during workshop with village Dhaka focus group discussions rural Bangladesh March April 2019. continuum model used as framework analyse data. Findings study shows that document learning share it families...

The purpose of this article is to provide lessons from the field about an Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) project (Participatory Research Ownership With Technology, Change [PROTIC]) concerned with use mobile phones by women in remote villages Bangladesh. Bangladeshi government considers that role ICT social economic transformation significant country’s development. International nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) also regard as important but are challenged...

As part of a large Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) programme, we conducted number research projects to empower fisherfolk in Bangladesh. Due their low socio-economic status, level digital as well general literacy many other similar factors, are very diverse end users software. It was important understand characteristics before designing any software them. We started with exploratory reviewing literature hearing from experts who closely work fisherfolk. Based...

Background: Some higher education institutions (HEIs) are constantly under pressure to deliver superior quality services at low costs through deploying traditional on-premise systems. Cloud-based enterprise resource planning (Cloud ERP) presents an ideal opportunity lower HEI in terms of scalability and pay-per-use features. Adoption Cloud ERP is, however, still for the context HEIs. The successful adoption depends not only on support system providers but also understanding from client...

Community-based migrant organizations play a vital role in the provision of welfare services to temporary workers, international students, and refugees whose access government support are limited. Through co-design based inquiry, we explored potential utilize mainstream digital platforms agenda an Australia-based Filipino organization. We discuss advantages disadvantages implementing such technology-mediated workflows within community-based organization essential practices that they may...

Smartphones are important for international development in the Global South. This paper explores how access to smartphone technologies promote women's agency social change these contexts by creating learning and livelihood opportunities increasing connection with local market service providers. The presents findings from a project which provided 200 Bangladeshi rural women farmers technologies, training support, qualitatively investigated their ability cope geographic vulnerabilities,...

Abstract The importance of Information and Communication Technology has been recognized but often undervalued by small businesses. Furthermore, best practices ICT use in large companies do not always translate to a business environment. Few studies have done at the intersection Micro Small Enterprises (MSEs) ‘holistic’ manner taking into consideration various aspects adoption use. LIAISE framework provides guidelines for investigating use, including literacy, information, content, access,...