Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy

Information and communication technologies provide the basis for increasing and applying knowledge in the private and public sectors. Countries with strong information infrastructures that employ innovative information technology applications, have...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Format:	Publication
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFORMATION APL ASP B2B B2C BROADCASTING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESS TO BUSINESS BUSINESS TO CONSUMER CAPITAL MARKETS CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SECTOR COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS COMPETITIVE MARKETS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS CONSULTING SERVICES CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGIES COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITAL DIVIDE DISTANCE LEARNING DOCUMENTS DSL E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT ECN ENCRYPTION FOREIGN INVESTMENT GATEWAY GATEWAYS GICT GKP GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP ICSC ICT INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION STORAGE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED CITIZEN SERVICES CENTERS INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER ISDN ISP KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY STRATEGY KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES KNOWLEDGE REVOLUTION KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORK LICENSING MCT MEDIA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES MIS MULTIPURPOSE COMMUNITY TELECENTER NATIONAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK SERVICES NEW PRODUCTS NEW TECHNOLOGIES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION POSTAL NETWORKS POSTAL UNION PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO REALISM RECORDING SAL SOFTWARE COMPANY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION REFORM TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONES TRAINING COURSES UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS OBJECTIVES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY KNOWLEDGE ARCHITECTURE DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PUBLIC SECTOR POVERTY MITIGATION BANK'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ROLE INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INSTITUTIONAL REFORM IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS MONITORING & EVALUATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES SECTORAL ALLOCATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE EDUCATION DELIVERY
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/04/1982682/information-communication-technologies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15243

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spelling	okr-10986-152432021-04-23T14:03:11Z Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy World Bank ACCESS TO INFORMATION APL ASP B2B B2C BROADCASTING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESS TO BUSINESS BUSINESS TO CONSUMER CAPITAL MARKETS CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SECTOR COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS COMPETITIVE MARKETS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS CONSULTING SERVICES CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGIES COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITAL DIVIDE DISTANCE LEARNING DOCUMENTS DSL E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT ECN ENCRYPTION FOREIGN INVESTMENT GATEWAY GATEWAYS GICT GKP GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP ICSC ICT INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION STORAGE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED CITIZEN SERVICES CENTERS INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER ISDN ISP KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY STRATEGY KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES KNOWLEDGE REVOLUTION KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORK LICENSING MCT MEDIA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES MIS MULTIPURPOSE COMMUNITY TELECENTER NATIONAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK SERVICES NEW PRODUCTS NEW TECHNOLOGIES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION POSTAL NETWORKS POSTAL UNION PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO REALISM RECORDING SAL SOFTWARE COMPANY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION REFORM TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONES TRAINING COURSES UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS OBJECTIVES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY KNOWLEDGE ARCHITECTURE INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PUBLIC SECTOR POVERTY MITIGATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION BANK'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ROLE KNOWLEDGE SHARING INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INSTITUTIONAL REFORM PUBLIC GOODS IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS MONITORING & EVALUATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES SECTORAL ALLOCATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE EDUCATION DELIVERY Information and communication technologies provide the basis for increasing and applying knowledge in the private and public sectors. Countries with strong information infrastructures that employ innovative information technology applications, have many advantages for sustained economic growth and social development. This book is, primarily, a business strategy which explains the World Bank's role in the development of information infrastructure. It details a plan for expanding the institutional development capacity within the World Bank and in the regions in order to successfully implement this strategy. This book also discusses issues relating to information technology quality assurance and improving the World Bank's capacity to ensure such quality. 2013-08-20T22:05:25Z 2013-08-20T22:05:25Z 2002-04 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/04/1982682/information-communication-technologies 0-8213-5105-2 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15243 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication
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topic	ACCESS TO INFORMATION APL ASP B2B B2C BROADCASTING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESS TO BUSINESS BUSINESS TO CONSUMER CAPITAL MARKETS CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SECTOR COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS COMPETITIVE MARKETS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS CONSULTING SERVICES CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGIES COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITAL DIVIDE DISTANCE LEARNING DOCUMENTS DSL E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT ECN ENCRYPTION FOREIGN INVESTMENT GATEWAY GATEWAYS GICT GKP GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP ICSC ICT INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION STORAGE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED CITIZEN SERVICES CENTERS INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER ISDN ISP KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY STRATEGY KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES KNOWLEDGE REVOLUTION KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORK LICENSING MCT MEDIA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES MIS MULTIPURPOSE COMMUNITY TELECENTER NATIONAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK SERVICES NEW PRODUCTS NEW TECHNOLOGIES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION POSTAL NETWORKS POSTAL UNION PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO REALISM RECORDING SAL SOFTWARE COMPANY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION REFORM TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONES TRAINING COURSES UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS OBJECTIVES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY KNOWLEDGE ARCHITECTURE INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PUBLIC SECTOR POVERTY MITIGATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION BANK'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ROLE KNOWLEDGE SHARING INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INSTITUTIONAL REFORM PUBLIC GOODS IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS MONITORING & EVALUATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES SECTORAL ALLOCATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE EDUCATION DELIVERY
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO INFORMATION APL ASP B2B B2C BROADCASTING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS MODELS BUSINESS STRATEGY BUSINESS TO BUSINESS BUSINESS TO CONSUMER CAPITAL MARKETS CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES SECTOR COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS COMPETITIVE MARKETS COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS CONSULTING SERVICES CONVERGENCE TECHNOLOGIES COPYRIGHT DECISION MAKING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DIGITAL DIVIDE DISTANCE LEARNING DOCUMENTS DSL E-COMMERCE E-GOVERNANCE E-GOVERNMENT ECN ENCRYPTION FOREIGN INVESTMENT GATEWAY GATEWAYS GICT GKP GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE PARTNERSHIP ICSC ICT INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE INFORMATION NETWORKS INFORMATION STORAGE INFORMATION SYSTEMS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS INNOVATIONS INTEGRATED CITIZEN SERVICES CENTERS INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER ISDN ISP KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY STRATEGY KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES KNOWLEDGE REVOLUTION KNOWLEDGE SHARING KNOWLEDGE WORK LICENSING MCT MEDIA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES MIS MULTIPURPOSE COMMUNITY TELECENTER NATIONAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE NETWORK SERVICES NEW PRODUCTS NEW TECHNOLOGIES POLITICAL PARTICIPATION POSTAL NETWORKS POSTAL UNION PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO REALISM RECORDING SAL SOFTWARE COMPANY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE INFRASTRUCTURE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TECHNICIANS TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATION DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION REFORM TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR TELECOMMUNICATION SECTOR REFORM TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONES TRAINING COURSES UNIVERSAL ACCESS UNIVERSAL ACCESS OBJECTIVES INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY KNOWLEDGE ARCHITECTURE INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS PUBLIC SECTOR POVERTY MITIGATION ACCESS TO INFORMATION BANK'S TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ROLE KNOWLEDGE SHARING INVESTMENT COMMITMENTS INSTITUTIONAL REFORM PUBLIC GOODS IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS MONITORING & EVALUATION FINANCIAL RESOURCES SECTORAL ALLOCATION TRAINING ASSISTANCE EDUCATION DELIVERY World Bank Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
description	Information and communication technologies provide the basis for increasing and applying knowledge in the private and public sectors. Countries with strong information infrastructures that employ innovative information technology applications, have many advantages for sustained economic growth and social development. This book is, primarily, a business strategy which explains the World Bank's role in the development of information infrastructure. It details a plan for expanding the institutional development capacity within the World Bank and in the regions in order to successfully implement this strategy. This book also discusses issues relating to information technology quality assurance and improving the World Bank's capacity to ensure such quality.
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title	Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
title_short	Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
title_full	Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
title_fullStr	Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
title_full_unstemmed	Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy
title_sort	information and communication technologies : a world bank group strategy
publisher	Washington, DC
publishDate	2013
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/04/1982682/information-communication-technologies http://hdl.handle.net/10986/15243
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Information and Communication Technologies : A World Bank Group Strategy

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