The Resilience Principles: A Framework for New ICT Governance

Vries, Jean Pierre De

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1732798

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“…Accountability for the ICT infrastructure projects’ installation and operation rests with the people and management involved, thereby ensuring that the project objectives and goals are met (Lappi et al , 2019; Henriques et al , 2020). Past literature in this area highlighted that misalignment between ICT infrastructure projects, business communication and leads to poor ICT infrastructure project development and installation (Loukis et al , 2016; Bin-Abbas and Bakry, 2014; Balocco et al , 2013; De Vries, 2011; Lappi et al , 2019). The lack of ICT governance was also found to play a crucial role in poor ICT infrastructure development and installation, leading to misalignment of technology goals and organizational objectives, poor strategic direction and implementation issues related to contracts issued and managed (Lappi et al , 2019; Henriques et al , 2020).…”

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“…The alignment between infrastructure network projects, business communication and the workforce is viewed as one of the biggest risk factors influencing the implementation of ICT networks (Loukis et al, 2016). Numerous publications (De Vries, 2011;National Research Council, 2000;Anthopoulos et al, 2016;Lappi et al, 2019) have cited people and management risks. A summary of people and management risks is presented in Table 1.…”

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The influence of risks on the outturn cost of ICT infrastructure network projects

Almarri

Boussabaine

Nauimi

2021

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Purpose The internet of things (IoT) is becoming an increasingly inescapable part of society. IoT paradigm cannot function without the networking infrastructure. High-speed data networks are essential to enable the IoT future. Thus, the purpose of this study is on the identification of risks that influence the development, installation and operation of information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure network project cost outcomes. So far, there has been little attention has been paid to risks problems in these types of IoT enabling projects. Design/methodology/approach This research follows a quantitative analysis approach. Data for this study were collected by a survey from 209 professionals. Multiple regression analysis was used to model the relationship between risks and outturn cost of infrastructure needed to enable the operation of IoT technologies. Findings The main risk factors that were identified were planning and development, people and management, operations, technology and hardware. Research limitations/implications This research has expanded the existing literature by documenting and clustering ICT infrastructure network project risks into themes, and has developed a scale (risk statements) for measuring such risks. Further, the research has advanced the understanding by identifying the most likely risks that will contribute to the overrun of these projects. Originality/value This research establishes a reliable regression method for the assessment of the risks that influence the development, installation and operation of ICT infrastructure network projects outturn cost. No other research has measured or studied the risks in this type of project.

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The influence of risks on the outturn cost of ICT infrastructure network projects

Almarri

Boussabaine

Nauimi

2021

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“…Of those, 61 mention ABM only in footnotes (52) or in passing (9). Of the 19 articles that do more, seven merely propose ABM as a potentially useful technique for addressing policy issues related to: market panic [32]; water pollution in a river basin [33]; "exploratory analysis of policy options" in telecommunications [34,35]; administrative rulemaking [36]; telecommunications complexity in comparative law [37]; and taxpayer behavior [38]. Seven others cite results from previously published ABM studies: [39] (citing ABM results about dependence of social structure on initial conditions to refute argument for genetic determinism of societal differences); [40] (citing ABM studies in discussion of environmental justice); [41] (citing ABM studies of crime displacement); [42]; (using results of ABM of the effects of economic-based college admissions criteria on racial diversity); [43] (further analysis based on the residential segregation ABM described below); [44] (relating ABM results about collective behavior formation to the formation of customary international law); [45] (using concepts from ABM to consider diffusion of innovations).…”

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Agent-Based Modeling as a Legal Theory Tool

Benthall

Strandburg

2021

Front. Phys.

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Agent-based modeling (ABM) is a versatile social scientific research tool that adapts insights from sociology and physics to study complex social systems. Currently, ABM is nearly absent from legal literature that evaluates and proposes laws and regulations to achieve various social goals. Rather, quantitative legal scholarship is currently most characterized by the Law and Economics (L&E) approach, which relies on a more limited modeling framework. The time is ripe for more use of ABM in this scholarship. Recent developments in legal theory have highlighted the complexity of society and law’s structural and systemic effects on it. ABM’s wide adoption as a method in the social sciences, including recently in economics, demonstrates its ability to address precisely these regulatory design issues.

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“…Therefore, partners are linked to the elements of standards and methodology, security, integrated security platform and information. Self-responsive cyber security network, generated by High-level information security management framework, is based on five resilience principles (Vries, 2010): selfmerging, robustness, viability, flexibility and interoperability. Instructional design of self-sustainable components of high-level information security management framework is arranged to form a self-organizing system.…”

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High-Level Self-Sustaining Information Security Management Framework

Kaušpadienė¹,

Čenys²,

Goranin³

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BJMC

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Abstract. This paper is aimed to provide the inclusive approach of collaborative information security management framework architectural reference model. Integration and performance based design of information security models will be revised in sake to provide integrated holistic methodology for construction of a High-level self-sustaining information security management framework (HISM). In addition, this paper summarizes investigations of existing information security management frameworks and models as well as identifies the advantages of the framework proposed by the authors. Future research directions are discussed.

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The Resilience Principles: A Framework for New ICT Governance

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The influence of risks on the outturn cost of ICT infrastructure network projects

The influence of risks on the outturn cost of ICT infrastructure network projects

Agent-Based Modeling as a Legal Theory Tool

High-Level Self-Sustaining Information Security Management Framework

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