...–psychological dynamics shaping resistance to technology adoption in developing-country academic libraries. By integrating empirical evidence with Resource Dependence Theory, Resistance-to-Change Theory and the Technology–Organisation–Environment framework, it offers a theoretically grounded and practically...

... Indonesia E-government; considering that Indonesia is one of the developing countries that is striving to be able to apply Indonesia E-government. To manage electronic records properly, the government requires archivists who are skilled in information and communication technology. However...

... (Hughes, 2004 , p. 5). Digitization enables the creation of digital libraries by converting analogue contents into digital formats, and provides a practical example of Bush's imagination of “Memex”. Digitization Universities University libraries Pakistan Digital library Developing countries...

...‐mailed versions of printed peer‐reviewed scientific journals from developing countries; these versions were generally e‐mailed as ASCII text and could lack figures and graphics. But much has changed, both due to technological capabilities and due to policy changes. BI has increasingly moved toward...

...Edet E. Nkereuwem Argues that as the developed countries of the world that have embraced the electronic information revolution move ahead, most African countries, including Nigeria, are finding themselves increasingly isolated from the global Internet information system. Highlights the major...