Taxonomy of Information Society Measures
To benefit from the advantages of information society on one hand, and afraid of being left further behind of Global Society and increasing in the digital divide on the other hand, stimulating countries to become inclusive Global Information Society. These issues have led policy makers to move towar...
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author | Payam Hanafizadeh |
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description | To benefit from the advantages of information society on one hand, and afraid of being left further behind of Global Society and increasing in the digital divide on the other hand, stimulating countries to become inclusive Global Information Society. These issues have led policy makers to move towards such society by identifying the objectives, goals and targets. Planning for achieving these objectives needs a real understanding of current situation that can be obtained by information society measures. There has been a proliferation of information society measures in recent years that each of them follows a certain objective. This paper elaborates and categorizes these measures that help scholars and policy makers to 1) select the measures that fitted with their objectives, 2) prevent the repetitive researches, 3) identify the defects and flaws of previous measures and correct them in their own measures, 4) use the experiences of previous measures for constructing their own ones. In this paper, e-measures are classified in three categories: Digital Divide, E-Readiness, and Core ICT Indicators. The categorization of e-readiness measures are based on definitions of e-readiness, objectives, methods and results. Also, digital divide measures are categorized based on potential factors that include cross-sector and cross-construct validation studies. |
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spelling | doaj.art-1296fdcf14a24bbb91eca5d73cf1df412023-02-08T07:30:57ZengIran Telecom Research CenterInternational Journal of Information and Communication Technology Research2251-61072783-44252011-12-0134112Taxonomy of Information Society MeasuresPayam Hanafizadeh0 To benefit from the advantages of information society on one hand, and afraid of being left further behind of Global Society and increasing in the digital divide on the other hand, stimulating countries to become inclusive Global Information Society. These issues have led policy makers to move towards such society by identifying the objectives, goals and targets. Planning for achieving these objectives needs a real understanding of current situation that can be obtained by information society measures. There has been a proliferation of information society measures in recent years that each of them follows a certain objective. This paper elaborates and categorizes these measures that help scholars and policy makers to 1) select the measures that fitted with their objectives, 2) prevent the repetitive researches, 3) identify the defects and flaws of previous measures and correct them in their own measures, 4) use the experiences of previous measures for constructing their own ones. In this paper, e-measures are classified in three categories: Digital Divide, E-Readiness, and Core ICT Indicators. The categorization of e-readiness measures are based on definitions of e-readiness, objectives, methods and results. Also, digital divide measures are categorized based on potential factors that include cross-sector and cross-construct validation studies.http://ijict.itrc.ac.ir/article-1-197-en.htmlcore ict indicatorsdigital dividee-readinessinformation society measures |
spellingShingle | Payam Hanafizadeh Taxonomy of Information Society Measures International Journal of Information and Communication Technology Research core ict indicators digital divide e-readiness information society measures |
title | Taxonomy of Information Society Measures |
title_full | Taxonomy of Information Society Measures |
title_fullStr | Taxonomy of Information Society Measures |
title_full_unstemmed | Taxonomy of Information Society Measures |
title_short | Taxonomy of Information Society Measures |
title_sort | taxonomy of information society measures |
topic | core ict indicators digital divide e-readiness information society measures |
url | http://ijict.itrc.ac.ir/article-1-197-en.html |
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