National programme for information technology

Designing the Framework of the Premium Information Technology Award of the National Information Technology Conference Managers

Objectives: The National Conference of Information Technology Managers is conceivably the most significant of its nature in the country. Chief competitive advantage to comparable ones is its observant of products in IT as an alternative to papers. The purpose is a comprehensive design for the scientific evaluation of information technology products. Method: For the evaluation plan of the premiu...

Information in practice Challenges to implementing the national programme for information technology (NPfIT): a qualitative study

Objectives To describe the context for implementing the national programme for information technology (NPfIT) in England, actual and perceived barriers, and opportunities to facilitate implementation. Design Case studies and in depth interviews, with themes identified using a framework developed from grounded theory. Setting Four acute NHS trusts in England. Participants Senior trust managers a...

German National Research Center for Information Technology

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SIXTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME Information Society Technology

Information Technology Investment and National Productivity

Using the country-level information technology (IT) expenditures and productivity data for the period from 1992 to 2000, we estimate production function augmented with IT capital stock in the first-difference form. As discussed in prior studies, we confirm that IT expenditures have significant positive effects on national productivity growth. The effects of IT expenditure on productivity growth...