Description
Technology provides accessibility otherwise unavailable to the people who can benefit from it the most. As new digital tools become less expensive and more widely available, research and real-world cases that examine the union between emergent countries and information systems are essential in determining the next steps for these nations.
The Handbook of Research on Managing Information Systems in Developing Economies is a pivotal reference source that explores the effects of technological data handling within developing economies. Covering a broad range of topics such as emerging digital technologies, socio-economic development, and technology startups, this book is ideally designed for software programmers, policymakers, practitioners, educators, academicians, students, and researchers.
Author's/Editor's Biography
Richard Boateng (Ed.)
Richard Boateng is an Associate Professor of Information Systems at the University of Ghana Business School. Richard’s research experience covers digital economy, e-business, internet banking and social media. His papers have been published in or are forthcoming in the International Journal of Information Management, Internet Research, Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal, and many others.