The Use of Mobile Technology in Professional Planning and Local Government Practice

Gordon, Kayla

doi:10.15368/theses.2014.123

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“…Several organizations have invested in and become reliant on information technology readiness. This is understood to be the case in the professional, enterprise, national, and public service stages and in egovernment (Gordon, 2014).…”

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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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“…Many city-related mobile apps have been the focus of academic and grey literature recently. For example, in a recent study, 36 looked into mobile–smartphone applications and explored how this technology is currently influencing planning practice; and he also created a taxonomy for current mobile applications. The New Cities Foundation, 37 has held an annual competition since 2012, titled AppMyCity!…”

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What makes a city ‘smart’?

Thompson

2016

International Journal of Architectural Computing

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Taking advantage of ICT tools and techniques for city administration, whether it is for urban planning activities, for transport solutions, or many other purposes is not a new concept. However in order for a city to be classified as 'smart', a synthesis of intelligence that transcends mere utilization is essential., This paper analyses the increasing use of ICT and sensing technologies in cities by examining this new way of city governing from a critical perspective.Existing projects and initiatives were investigated to find out how, and to what extent, these tools are being employed by cities. The advantages and the current shortcomings of smart city are also discussed in order to understand the viability of using these tools.

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The Use of Mobile Technology in Professional Planning and Local Government Practice

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

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

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