Achieving value from ICT adoption and use in the public sectors of a least developed country (LDC): a case study of Bangladesh

Imran, Ahmed

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Achieving value from ICT adoption and use in the public sectors of a least developed country (LDC): a case study of Bangladesh

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2006

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Imran, Ahmed

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Conference Organising Committee

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Quality and Impact of Qualitative research: 3rd international conference on Qualitative research in IT and IT in Qualitative Research

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Achieving value from ICT adoption and use in the public sectors of a least developed country (LDC): a case study of Bangladesh

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