Information Technology for Development

2013 - 2025

Current editor(s): Sajda Qureshi

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Volume 24, issue 3, 2018

Contextual reflections on innovations in an interconnected world: theoretical lenses and practical considerations in ICT4D pp. 423-428

Arlene Bailey and Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson

Can mobile phone-based animated videos induce learning and technology adoption among low-literate farmers? A field experiment in Burkina Faso pp. 429-460

Mywish Maredia, Byron Reyes, Malick N. Ba, Clementine L. Dabire, Barry Pittendrigh and Julia Bello-Bravo

Wired mobile phones: the case of community technology centers in favelas of Brazil pp. 461-481

David Nemer

A confessional account of community entry: doing critically reflexive ICT4D work in a deep rural community in South Africa pp. 482-510

Kirstin E. M. Krauss

A comprehensive four-stage framework for evaluation of Information Communication Technologies for Development interventions pp. 511-531

Vidushi Pandey and Sumeet Gupta

The clinic-level perspective on mHealth implementation: a South African case study pp. 532-553

Brendon Wolff-Piggott, Jesse Coleman and Ulrike Rivett

Vendor satisfaction of E-government procurement systems in developing countries: an empirical research in Indonesia pp. 554-581

DongBack Seo, Chee-Wee Tan and Gumala Warman

Investigating critical success factors in online learning environments in higher education systems in the Caribbean pp. 582-611

Corlane Barclay, Charlette Donalds and Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson

Market influencers for ICT advancement in small states – a comparative analysis pp. 612-631

Guillermo Jesús Larios-Hernández and Pável Reyes-Mercado

Volume 24, issue 2, 2018

Healthcare information technology for development: improvements in people’s lives through innovations in the uses of technologies pp. 189-197

Solomon Negash, Philip Musa, Doug Vogel and Sundeep Sahay

The role of perceived e-health literacy in users’ continuance intention to use mobile healthcare applications: an exploratory empirical study in China pp. 198-223

Xi Zhang, Xiangda Yan, Xiongfei Cao, Yongqiang Sun, Hui Chen and Jinghuai She

An assessment of learning gains from educational animated videos versus traditional extension presentations among farmers in Benin pp. 224-244

Julia Bello-Bravo, Manuele Tamò, Elie Ayitondji Dannon and Barry Robert Pittendrigh

mHealth outcomes for pregnant mothers in Malawi: a capability perspective pp. 245-278

Mphatso Nyemba-Mudenda and Wallace Chigona

Doctor–patient relationship strength’s impact in an online healthcare community pp. 279-300

Shanshan Guo, Xitong Guo, Xiaofei Zhang and Doug Vogel

Proposing a decision support system for automated mobile asthma monitoring in remote areas pp. 301-314

Chinazunwa Uwaoma and Gunjan Mansingh

Mind the Gap: Assessing Alignment between Hospital Quality and its Information Systems pp. 315-332

João Barata, Paulo Rupino da Cunha and Ana Paula Melo Santos

Countering the “dam effect”: the case for architecture and governance in developing country health information systems pp. 333-358

Mikael Gebre-Mariam and Elisabeth Fruijtier

Mobile IT in health – the case of short messaging service in an HIV awareness program pp. 359-397

Tridib Bandyopadhyay, Peter Meso and Solomon Negash

Innovation in the fringes of software ecosystems: the role of socio-technical generativity pp. 398-421

Brown Msiska and Petter Nielsen

Volume 24, issue 1, 2018

Conceptualizing development in information and communication technology for development (ICT4D) pp. 1-14

Yingqin Zheng, Mathias Hatakka, Sundeep Sahay and Annika Andersson

From needs to aspirations in information technology for development pp. 15-36

Kentaro Toyama

The practice of ICT-enabled development pp. 37-62

Harminder Singh, Antonio Díaz Andrade and Angsana A. Techatassanasoontorn

ICT4D research: a call for a strong critical approach pp. 63-94

Rahul De´, Abhipsa Pal, Rupal Sethi, Sunil K. Reddy and Chetan Chitre

Tech hubs, innovation and development pp. 95-118

Andrea Jiménez and Yingqin Zheng

Critical agency and development: applying Freire and Sen to ICT4D in Zambia and Brazil pp. 119-137

Sammia Poveda and Tony Roberts

Building theory in ICT4D evaluation: a comprehensive approach to assessing outcome and impact pp. 138-164

Hafeni Mthoko and Caroline Khene

Analyzing conflict and its management within ICT4D partnerships: an institutional logics perspective pp. 165-187

Shahifol Arbi Ismail, Richard Heeks, Brian Nicholson and Aini Aman

Volume 23, issue 4, 2017

Improving outcomes from Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) studies pp. 645-647

Sajda Qureshi

Taking technology to the field: hardware challenges in developing countries pp. 648-667

Laura J. Hosman and Laura E. Armey

The development of a mobile money service: an exploratory actor-network study pp. 668-686

Godfried B. Adaba and Daniel Azerikatoa Ayoung

ICT diffusion as a determinant of human progress pp. 687-705

Sang-Oun Lee, Ahreum Hong and Junseok Hwang

The impact of ICT on labor productivity in the EU pp. 706-722

Marcin Relich

Bridging ICTD research and policy-making: notes from a systematic review on MSMEs in the low- and middle-income countries pp. 723-733

P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan

Volume 23, issue 3, 2017

Exploring the emerging research topics on information technology-enabled collaboration for development pp. 403-414

Xusen Cheng, Xiangbin Yan and Deepinder S. Bajwa

An extensible framework for collaborative e-governance platform workflow modeling using data flow analysis pp. 415-437

Luning Liu, Jingrui Ju and Yuqiang Feng

User roles and team structures in a crowdsourcing community for international development – a social network perspective pp. 438-462

Simon Fuger, Robert Schimpf, Johann Füller and Katja Hutter

Digital platforms for research collaboration: using design science in developing a South African open knowledge repository pp. 463-485

Judy van Biljon, Mario Marais and Melanie Platz

Employees’ collaborative use of green information systems for corporate sustainability: motivation, effort and performance pp. 486-506

Zhaojun Yang, Jun Sun, Yali Zhang, Ying Wang and Lisha Cao

Enhancing client citizenship behavior in enterprise system service of China: the role of enterprise system benefits and guanxi pp. 507-525

Yuting Wang, Hefu Liu and Zhao Cai

Increasing collaboration and participation in smart city governance: a cross-case analysis of smart city initiatives pp. 526-553

Gabriela Viale Pereira, Maria Alexandra Cunha, Thomas J. Lampoltshammer, Peter Parycek and Maurício Gregianin Testa

The dominant role of governing structure in cross-sector collaboration in developing China: two case studies of information integration in local government one-stop services pp. 554-578

Nan Zhang, Zhikui Lu and Yunyun Shou

To reward or develop identification in online brand communities: evidence from emerging markets pp. 579-596

Ying Hua, Shuang (Sara) Ma, Yonggui Wang and Qimeng Wan

Vendor-managed inventory as data interchange strategy in the networked collaboration of a Vietnam ship parts supplier and its customers pp. 597-617

Judith Molka-Danielsen, Per Engelseth and Bich Thi Ngoc Le

Governing nonprofit platform ecosystems – an information platform for refugees pp. 618-643

Maximilian Schreieck, Manuel Wiesche and Helmut Krcmar

Volume 23, issue 2, 2017

Context-specific theorizing in ICT4D research pp. 195-211

Francis Kofi Andoh-Baidoo

Information and communications technology use and income growth: evidence of the multiplier effect in very small island states pp. 212-234

Sajda Qureshi and Lotfollah Najjar

Telecommunications infrastructure and usage and the FDI–growth nexus: evidence from Asian-21 countries pp. 235-260

Rudra P. Pradhan, Mak Arvin, Mahendhiran Nair, Jay Mittal and Neville R. Norman

Information technology adoption for sustainable development: green e-books as an example pp. 261-280

Chia-Lin Hsu, Mu-Chen Chen and Yu-Hsiang Lin

Can the internet promote democracy? A cross-country study based on dynamic panel data models pp. 281-295

Ali Pirannejad

ICT adoption in Cameroon SME: application of Bass diffusion model pp. 296-317

Habib Ntwoku, Solomon Negash and Peter Meso

What makes a maker: the motivation for the maker movement in ICT pp. 318-335

Bo-Ram Kwon and Junyeong Lee

Enterprise system lifecycles in transition and less developed economies within the European Union pp. 336-366

Paulo Rupino da Cunha, Piotr Soja, Marinos Themistocleous and Miguel Mira da Silva

Contributions and challenges in the struggle to end poverty: the case of Kiva pp. 367-387

Nader H. Asgary and Robert E. McNulty

ICT: performance evaluation of community development worker’s in South Africa on e-skills pp. 388-402

R. O. Fasasi and D. Heukelman

Volume 23, issue 1, 2017

The forgotten awaken: ICT’s evolving role in the roots of mass discontent pp. 1-17

Sajda Qureshi

ICT4D research: reflections on history and future agenda pp. 18-41

Geoff Walsham

Examining the ICT access effect on socioeconomic development: the moderating role of ICT use and skills pp. 42-58

María Alderete

Interrogating the effect of environmental factors on e-commerce institutionalization in Tanzania: a test and validation of small and medium enterprise claims pp. 59-85

Salah Kabanda and Irwin Brown

The evolution of Ghanaian Internet cafés, 2003–2014 pp. 86-106

Matthew LeBlanc and Wesley Shrum

Information asymmetries and identification bias in P2P social microlending pp. 107-126

Frederick J. Riggins and David M. Weber

An exploratory study on mobile banking adoption in Indian metropolitan and urban areas: a scenario-based experiment pp. 127-152

Sumeet Gupta, Haejung Yun, Heng Xu and Hee-Woong Kim

Understanding e-government failure in the developing country context: a process-oriented study pp. 153-178

Panom Gunawong and Ping Gao

The role of information and communication technology for development in Brazil pp. 179-193

Rodrigo Fernandes Malaquias, Fernanda Francielle de Oliveira Malaquias and Yujong Hwang