A Process Model of Government Intervention and Capability Development: Lessons from the Technology Cluster Formation in Hyderabad, India

Montealegre, Ramiro

doi:10.1080/1097198x.2012.10845611

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“…Investments are needed for infrastructural development, which is more important than the proposed tax benefits to potential tenants (Aggarwal, 2012;Meng, 2005;Zeng, 2019). At the same time, the government should provide in-time financial support; otherwise, the benefits will be delayed or more modest than expected (Aritenang and Chandramidi, 2019;Montealegre, 2012).…”

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“…These measures attract FDI, which brings more sophisticated technologies and managerial experience with it. The localisation of foreign companies produces significant spillovers, which lead to processes of knowledge, skill and technology sharing (Aritenang and Chandramidi, 2019;Montealegre, 2012) This concept is linked to the cluster model. Many scholars suggest that it is necessary for successful development of the SEZs (Aggarwal, 2011a;Bräutigam and Tang, 2014;Hsu, Lai, and Lin, 2013;Nel and Rogerson, 2014;Zeng, 2012).…”

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“…Many scholars suggest that it is necessary for successful development of the SEZs (Aggarwal, 2011a;Bräutigam and Tang, 2014;Hsu, Lai, and Lin, 2013;Nel and Rogerson, 2014;Zeng, 2012). In particular, SEZs share commonalities with Porterian clusters (Aggarwal, 2011a;Montealegre, 2012;Yeup Kim and Zhang, 2008).…”

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Implementation of the territories with special economic regimes in the Far East of Russia

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In the Far East of Russia, economic development has dramatically slowed down for the past 30 years. The federal government seeks new methods to attract investments into the regions, stimulate entrepreneurial activity, and boost economic growth. This paper critically evaluates state policies that involve the active implementation of Special Economic Zones, Territorial Development Zones, Vladivostok Free Port, and the Territories of Advanced Social and Economic Development. Research is based on the interviews with the state authorities from the regions of Russia and thorough investigation of the state policies, legislation, and government reports. This study suggests three conclusions. First, there is an excessive amount of state development policies, which is the result of competition among different federal ministries.Second, there is no evidence of innovative activity or productivity growth within those economic zones. Finally, methods to assess the effectiveness of the regional policies are undeveloped and lack clarity. Recommendations for further research are given at the end of the paper.

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“…Interestingly, Montealegre (2012) contends that if governments are to gain an advantage through investing in government information technology innovation, then they are required to think about how they conduct their work by redesigning government strategy.…”

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Information Technology Readiness and the Assessment and Adoption of Information Technology Innovativeness

2021

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Government Information Technology Innovativeness defined as notion of openness to new information technology ideas in the government as an aspect of an organizational culture. In adopting the information technology innovativeness, information technology readiness plays a crucial effect. Misunderstood organizational characteristic within information technology innovativeness may generate unrealistic or inaccurate outcomes. Unfortunately, the effect of organizational context is nearly ignored in information technology innovativeness literature. In response, using the Resources based view (RBV) and Diffusion-Innovation-Theory (DIT), this paper argues on the interaction between the influence of organizational characteristic (information technology readiness), so as to explain information technology innovativeness. This proposition could improve understanding the information technology innovativeness and help to resolve inconsistency of findings in the literature.

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“…They report that the digital divide exists not only between rural and urban areas but also across urban locations. Montealegre (2012) develops a model to bring out the role of subsidies, knowledge building, guideline setting, knowledge deployment and innovation directives/mobilization as institutional interventions to build up an IT cluster in Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. There have been claims that the fiscal priority granted to the Indian IT sector is misplaced because the sector has had a limited impact on less educated people resulting in uneven development.…”

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IT Services in the Indian Economy

Mukherjee

2016

Journal of South Asian Development

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Global information technology (IT) spending has seen phenomenal increases over the last decade and a half. Amidst claims of increased productivity through greater IT usage in production processes, India, like some of the other developing countries, has adopted policies to facilitate the growth of the IT services industry. Such policies are adopted under the belief that the IT sector would also increase productivity of the economy through linkages, thereby facilitating development. In this article, input–output (IO) analysis for India reveals that both backward and forward linkages between the IT sector and other sectors of the economy have been stagnant and declining, respectively, over time. Although IT usage in terms of value added in a given sector has increased, it is much lower than in other developing and industrialized countries. I conclude by discussing some policy directions to improve India’s IT integration with the economy and improve domestic productivity, linking it with the national manufacturing policy, the recent ‘Make in India’ initiative and other policies of the Indian government which help ease doing business in India and development through usage of IT services.

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A Process Model of Government Intervention and Capability Development: Lessons from the Technology Cluster Formation in Hyderabad, India

Cited by 6 publications

References 27 publications

Implementation of the territories with special economic regimes in the Far East of Russia

Implementation of the territories with special economic regimes in the Far East of Russia

Information Technology Readiness and the Assessment and Adoption of Information Technology Innovativeness

IT Services in the Indian Economy

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