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Association For Information Systems
Special Interest Group on ICT and Global Development |
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Association for Information Systems
Special Interest Group for ICT in Global Development
(SIG GlobDev)
Program
Sponsors
The Institute for Innovation and Technology Management
Ryerson University
Toronto, Canada
Shanghai International Convention Center
Shanghai, China
Saturday December 3, 2011
Preface
Welcome to the 4th Annual Workshop of the AIS Special Interest Group for ICT in Global Development. The objective of the SIG is to contribute to progress in the economically developing world through research on the appropriate use of ICT and associated management practices. Over its four-year existence, the SIG has attracted approximately 250 members, over 50 of whom have agreed to serve on its governing board. As shown in Appendix I, the oversight committee and each of the SIG’s five working committees consists of representatives from seven different regions: Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, Mid-east, North America and South America.
This workshop provides a forum for discussion of practical experience and research related to the use of ICT in global development. A total of 31 papers were submitted to this year’s workshop by authors from all over the world. These papers were reviewed by at least two and often three reviewers. Every paper underwent one round of revision before being accepted for inclusion in the workshop proceedings. The 22 accepted papers are grouped into 6 sessions as shown below under “Workshop at a Glance” with each session containing 3 or 4 papers. The full text of each paper is available on the SIG GlobDev web site and will be included in the AIS eLibrary.
We wish to sincerely thank the 39 reviewers who were involved in the reviewing process – see Appendix II for a complete listing. Their careful reviews and expert opinions contributed greatly to the quality of the workshop. We also wish to thank the AIS staff and a number of other individuals for their help with the workshop:
Our previous workshops in Paris, Phoenix and Saint Louis were very successful. We hope that this workshop will be no exception and that it will provide a springboard for other activities that will help the SIG advance research and practice in the area of global development.
Very special thanks to our sponsors, Ryerson University and the Taylor & Francis Group, for their generous support.
Workshop Chair |
Program Co-Chairs |
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Edward A. Stohr Stevens Institute of Technology, USA |
Ojelanki Ngenyama Ryerson University Canada |
Sajda Qureshi University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA |
Workshop-at-a-Glance
SIG GlobDev
4th Annual Workshop, Shanghai, December 3, 2011
Program Overview
Revision: November 22, 2011
Place: Shanghai International Convention Center (SHICC) Room: 5 I
ISBN 978-0-9826068-5-8
Time |
Event |
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7:30 – 8:30 |
Continental Breakfast |
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8:30 - 8:45 |
Session I: Introduction to the Workshop |
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8:45 - 9:30 |
Session II: Keynote Address Anthony Ming, Commonwealth Secretariat “Convergence of Technology to Deepen Democracy” |
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9:30 -9:45 |
Coffee Break |
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9:45 - 11:00 |
Session III: 3 Papers: 75 minutes |
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11:00 - 12:00 |
Session IV: Panel
E-Waste - Opportunities and Challenges 60 minutes |
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12:00 -1:00 |
Break/Lunch |
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1:00 - 2:30 |
Session V: 4 Papers: 90 minutes |
Session VI: Economics of ICT 3 Papers: 90 minutes |
2:30 – 2:45 |
Social Break |
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2:45 - 4:15 |
Paper Session VII: 4 Papers: 90 minutes |
Session VIII: 4 Papers: 90 minutes |
4:15 – 4:30 |
Coffee Break |
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4:30 – 5:30 |
Paper Session IX ICT Interventions 3 Papers: 75 minutes |
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5:30 – 6:15 |
Session X: Panel |
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End of Workshop |
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6:15 – 7:00 |
SIG GlobDev Social Networking
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Fourth Annual SIG Globdev Workshop
Shanghai, China
Shanghai International Convention Center
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Proceedings: ISBN 978-0-9826068-2-7
7:30 – 8:30 am
Continental Breakfast
9:45 – 11:00 am
SESSION III – Social and Human Development
Corruption in African Democratic Developing Countries and ICT: Apathy, Anxiety And Patriotism
11:00 am -12:00 noon
Mobile Banking Adoption in the United States: Adapting Mobile Banking Features from Low-Income Countries (RIP)
Understanding Mobile Internet Diffusion: The Case of Jamaica
The Impact of ICT Investments on Human Development
Felix Bankole1, Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson2 and Irwin Brown1
University of Capetown, South Africa2; Virginia Commonwealth University, USA
Uncertainty Avoidance and Technology Acceptance in Emerging Economies: A Comparative Study
Telecommunications in Jamaica: Monopoly to Liberalized Competition to Monopoly (2000 – 2011)
2:45 – 4:15 pm
(Parallel) SESSION VIII – Innovations for Global Development
Antecedents of ICT Innovation in Emerging Economies: A Research Program (RIP)
What is the Potential Impact of Using Mobile Devices in Education?
Impact of Video Recorded Lectures on Learning at Radboud University, Netherlands
User Participation and the Success of Development of ICT4D projects: A Critical Review
End of Workshop
6:15 – 7: 00 pmRoom: SHICCSIG GlobDev Networking Session |
Appendix I
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ADVISORY BOARD |
* Ex-officio Board Members |
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Chair |
Ted Stohr |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
USA |
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Chair-Elect |
Ojelanki Ngwenwama |
Ryerson University |
Canada |
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Vice Chair |
Muhammadou Kah |
Gambia University |
The Gambia |
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Co-Chair: Africa |
Carina De Villiers |
University of Pretoria |
S. Africa |
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Co-Chair: Asia |
Bob Davison |
City University of Hong Kong |
Hong Kong |
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Co-Chair: N. America |
Julie and Ken Kendall |
Rutgers University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: S. America |
Leiser Silva |
University of Houston |
USA |
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Co-Chair: Europe |
Åke Grönlund |
University of Örebro |
Sweden |
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Co-Chair: Mid-east |
Niv Ahituv |
TelAviv University |
Israel |
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Advisory Board At large |
Cathy Urquhart |
Manchester Metropolitan University |
UK |
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IFIP 9.4 Liaison |
Fay Cobb Paton |
North Carolina State |
USA |
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Industry Liaison |
Roberto Evaristo |
3M Corporation |
USA |
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Secretary/Treasurer |
Chris Bullen |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
USA |
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PUBLICATIONS |
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Vice Chair Publications * |
Sajda Qureshi |
University of Nebraska at Omaha |
USA |
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Kurt deMaagd |
Michigan State University |
USA |
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EDUCATION COMMITTEE |
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Vice Chair for Education * |
Carina de Villiers |
University of Pretoria |
S. Africa |
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Co-Chair: Africa |
Peter Meso |
Georgia State University |
USA |
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Hans Muller |
University of Stellenbosch |
S. Africa |
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Co-Chair: N. America |
Sergey Samoilenko |
Virginia Commonwealth U. |
USA |
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Philip Musa |
Georgia State University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: Europe |
Jan Damsgaard |
Copenhagen Business School |
Denmark |
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Co-Chair: Mid-east |
Sofiane Sahraoui |
American University of Sharjah |
UAE |
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Mahmoud Youssef |
Arab Acad. Science & Tech. |
Egypt |
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Co-Chair: Asia |
Zubeeda Quraishy |
Cancer Institute (WIA) Adyar, Chennai |
India |
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RESEARCH COMMITTEE |
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Vice Chair for Research * |
Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: S. America |
Ojelanki Ngwenwama |
Ryerson University |
Canada |
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Neels Kruger |
University of Pretoria |
South Africa |
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Co-Chair: Asia |
Bob Davison |
City University of Hong Kong |
Hong Kong |
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S Krishna |
IIM, Bangalore |
India |
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Co-Chair: N. America |
Carol Brown |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
USA |
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Co-Chair: S. America |
Nicolau Reinhard |
University of Sao Paulo |
Brazil |
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Co-Chair: Europe |
Maung Sein |
Agder University |
Norway |
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Sundeep Sahay |
University of Oslo |
Norway |
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Mikko Korpela |
University of Kuopio |
Finland |
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Co-Chair: Mid-east |
Sherif Kamel |
American University of Cairo |
Egypt |
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MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE |
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Vice Chair Membership * |
Alina Chircu |
Bentley University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: Africa |
Solomon Negash |
Kennesaw University |
USA |
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Ishaya Gambo |
Obafemi Awolowo University |
Nigeria |
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Adekunle Afolabi |
Obafemi Awolowo University |
Nigeria |
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Co-chair: Mid-east |
Waleed Ghodbane |
Université de la Manouba |
Tunisia |
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Co-Chair: N. America |
Victor Mbarika |
Southern University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: S. America |
Charlton-Laing, Christine |
University of the West Indies |
Jamaica |
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Paul Golding |
University of Technology, Jamaica |
Jamaica |
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Co-Chair: Europe |
Seamas Kelly |
University College Dublin |
Ireland |
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Camilla Noonan |
University College Dublin |
Ireland |
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Abbas Haider |
KTH Stockholm |
Sweden |
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Ezendu Ariwa |
London Metropolitan University |
U.K. |
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Co-Chair: Australasia |
Akemi Chatfield |
U. Wollongong |
Australia |
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GRANTS/FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE |
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Vice Chair Fundraising * |
Lena Nchako |
Copeland State University |
USA |
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Co-Chair: Africa |
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Co-Chair: Asia |
Ho Geun Lee |
Yongsei University |
South Korea |
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Co-Chair: N. America |
Philip Musa |
U. Alabama at Birmingham |
USA |
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Co-Chair: S. America |
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Co-Chair: Europe |
Bartel Van de Walle |
Tilburg University |
Netherlands |
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Co-Chair: Mid-east |
Maha Shakir |
Zayed University |
UAE |
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Zeinab Shalhoub |
Amer. U. Sharjah |
UAE |
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WEB SITE/CONFERENCES |
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Web Master * |
Reem Ayouby |
Concordia University |
Canada |
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Web Master * |
Salam Abdallah |
Abu Dhabi University |
UAE |
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Content Manager |
Jyoti Choudrie |
University of Hertfordshire |
UK |
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AMCIS Track * |
Narcyz Roztocki |
SUNY at New Paltz |
U.S.A. |
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Roland Weistroffer |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
U.S.A. |
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Pre-ICIS Workshop * |
Ted Stohr |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
USA |
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Program Co-chairs* |
Sajda Qureshi |
University of Nebraska at Omaha |
USA |
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Ojelanki Ngenyama |
Ryerson University |
Canada |
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GLOBALTEXT PROJECT |
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GlobalText Project * |
Rick Watson |
University of Georgia |
USA |
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GlobalText Project * |
Don McCubbrey |
University of Denver |
USA |
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Appendix II
4th Annual SIG GlobDev Workshop, Shanghai
Reviewers
Abbas, Haider - Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden |
Andersson, Annika - Orebro University, Swedn |
Andrade, Antonio Diaz, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand |
Badr, Nagwa - Ain Shams University, Egypt |
Bailey, Arlene - The University of the West Indies-Mona, Jamaica |
Beise, Catherine - Salisbury University, New Zealand |
Ben-Zvi, Tal - Stevens Institute of Technology, USA |
Brown, Irwin - University of Capetown, South Africa |
Bullen, Chris - Stevens Institute of Technology, USA |
Chen, Xiaofeng - University of Nebraska - Lincoln, USA |
Chircu, Alina - Bentley University, USA |
Davison, Robert - City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong |
De Villers, Carina - University of Pretoria, South Africa |
Dedrick, Jason - Syracuse University, USA |
Eder, Lauren - Rider University, USA |
Friedman, Ed - Stevens Institute of Technology, USA |
Hatakka, Mathias - University of Orebro, Sweden |
Ho, Danny - Stevens Institute of Technology |
Holmner, Marlene - University of Pretoria, South Africa |
Jin, Harry - Stevens Institute of Technology, USA |
Johnson, Roy - University of Pretoria, South Africa |
Krauss, Kirstin - University of Pretoria, South Africa |
McCubbrey, Don - Denver University, USA |
Molony, Thomas - University of Edinburgh, UK |
Muller, Hans - University of Stellenbosch, South Africa |
Ngwenyama, Ojelanki - Ryerson University, Canada |
Pick, James - University of Redlands, USA |
Qureshi, Sajda - University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA |
Rai, Sudhansu - Copenhagen Business School, Denmark |
Rao, Bharat - NYU-Polytachnic University, USA |
Roztocki, Narcyz - State University of New York at New Pfalz, USA |
Saharia, Aditya - Fordham University, USA |
Sein, Maung - University of Agder, Norway |
Simpson, Gladys - Florida International University, USA |
Ward, Sidne - University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA |
Watson, Rick - University of Georgia, USA |
Weistroffer, Roland - Virginia Commonwealth University, USA |
Westrup, Chris - University of Manchester, UK |
Wolcott, Peter - University of Nebraska at Omaha, USA |