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ICTs enable producers and buyers to access information on market prices and facilitate the transaction of goods and services. The most sustainable initiatives have resulted from strong partnerships between stakeholders in public, private, and civil sectors who are mutually invested in infrastructure and capacity-building. This argument for engagement with businesses — both as initial partners and as entrepreneurial outcomes of ICT4D programs has remained central to the development agenda.

Person(s)
Rahul De' (Researcher)
  • Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIMB)
    Bangalore, India
Institution(s)
Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIMB)
  • Bangalore, India
Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF)
  • New Delhi, India
Centre for eCommerce and Communications (CeCC)
  • School of Business
  • University of Ballarat
  • Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
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Korea's 'E-Sports' Industry: Ways to Nurture the Emerging Business (Report)
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Contents business in the mobile era (Report)
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Researching women's ICT-based enterprise for development: methods, tools and lessons from fieldwork: Reflections on research and fieldwork processes of women's ICT-based enterprises in Kerala (Report)
Information Rules: a Strategic Guide to the Network Economy (Book)
  • Hal R. Varian, Carl Shapiro. Harvard Business School Press, 6 October 1998
Why should countries embed ICTs into SME policy? (Report)
Researching women's ICT-based enterprise for development: methods, tools and lessons from fieldwork: Reflections on research and fieldwork processes of women's ICT-based enterprises in Kerala (Report)
An Investigation of the Replicability of a Microfinance Approach to Extending Telecommunications Access to Marginal Customers (Report)
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