Investment and Household Adoption of Communication and Information Services

Stenberg, Peter L.

doi:10.1007/3-540-34488-8_12

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“…This contributes to internal constraints to reaping the full benefits of access to digital resources. This finding is in line with Stenberg's (2006) conclusion that the pattern of economies of scale for the current technology in rural areas renders service providers to spend more per customer for service provision and maintenance and hence higher cost of operation in such regions.…”

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Assessing regional digital competence: Digital futures and strategic planning implications

Alam

Erdiaw‐Kwasie

Shahiduzzaman

et al. 2018

Journal of Rural Studies

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Understanding strategic decisions aimed at addressing regional economic issues is of increasing interest among scholars and policy makers today. Thus, studies that proffer effective strategies to address digital futures concerns from social and policy perspectives are timely. In light of this, this research uses strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis tool to frame a regional strategy for digital futures to enhance placespecific digital connectivity and socioeconomic progress. Focus group discussions and a structured questionnaire were conducted to examine a SWOT for a digital economy strategy in the Southern Downs Region in Queensland, Australia. The findings show that while the proposed regional strategies for digital futures are susceptible to internal and external forces, strategic planning makes them manageable. The study's findings also reveal that adaptive strategic planning can help regulate the effects of internal and external factors that shape individual and organisational responses to digital transformation, and that these factors promote regional competitiveness.

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Assessing regional digital competence: Digital futures and strategic planning implications

Alam

Erdiaw‐Kwasie

Shahiduzzaman

et al. 2018

Journal of Rural Studies

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“…These were found to be organized as trillings, sixlings or fivelings, meeting along the threefold axis to generate large blocks of pyrochlore structure type. We have found this arrangement in many complex alloy structures with translational symmetry, like MnA14 [Stenberg (1989) working from Shoemaker, Keszler & Shoemaker (1989)] and several FAST COMMUNICA TIONS In the oblate rhombohedral structure the vertex SR interpenetrate somewhat along the short space diagonal in such a way that the SR has one of its triangles in common with a triangle of the icosidodecahedron which is in the inside of the other vertex SR. The oblate structure becomes asymmetric, but again the space between the SR's is filled by twinned units of WAIl2.…”

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A structural model for a quasicrystalline material

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Bovin³

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Acta Cryst Sect A

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Toward Understanding U.S. Rural-Urban Differences in Broadband Internet Adoption and Use

Stenberg

Morehart

Adoption, Usage, and Global Impact of Broadband Technologies

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The Internet has become entrenched in the U.S. economy over the last 15 years;access and use of the Internet has increased for all regions of the United States, most types of households and work places, and all income groups. In this chapter we explore how access technologies may affect household on-line activity patterns and address some of the aspects that differentiate urban and rural household Internet use. Rural households are less likely than urban households in having broadband Internet access but this varies regionally across the country. Study suggests that broadband Internet access is no longer perceived a luxury, but as a necessity and that there is pent-up demand for broadband Internet access in rural areas.

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Investment and Household Adoption of Communication and Information Services

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Assessing regional digital competence: Digital futures and strategic planning implications

Assessing regional digital competence: Digital futures and strategic planning implications

A structural model for a quasicrystalline material

Toward Understanding U.S. Rural-Urban Differences in Broadband Internet Adoption and Use

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