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Marjolein Euwkje Overtoom, Marja G. Elsinga and Philomena M. Bluyssen
A significant number of young people live in temporary homes, which are designed to fulfil basic needs and provide space for normal activities. However, it is unclear what those basic activities are. Moreover, the indoor environmental quality is often le...
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Urbano Eliécer Gómez Prada,Martha Lucía Orellana Hernández,Jesús María Salinas Ibañez
Pág. pp. 4 - 24
This document presents a Decision Support System (DSS) aimed at small livestock farmers who have not made use of Information Technologies (IT) in their production systems. The DSS was built based on the finite difference equations of a simulation model i...
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Urbano Gómez-Prada, Martha Orellana-Hernández and Jesús Salinas-Ibáñez
There is low adoption of Information Technologies (IT) in the administration of small bovine production systems which causes that most decisions are made based on the experience of the administrators and not based on data. This study proposes a methodolo...
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Aparna Moitra,Archna Kumar,Aaditeshwar Seth
Pág. 18 pgs.
We define community mobilization as offline activities typically required in ICTD initiatives to train users and drive adoption for the sustained use of ICTs within the community. Community mobilization forms an important but under-discussed component of...
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Judy Kalman,Oscar Hernández
Pág. 15 pgs.
This article presents a portrait of how the owners of two informal microenterprises in a poor urban neighborhood integrate several digital devices into their businesses. We explore how they learned to use diverse technologies, transformed their productio...
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Aparna Moitra,Archna Kumar,Aaditeshwar Seth
Pág. 18 pgs.
We define community mobilization as offline activities typically required in ICTD initiatives to train users and drive adoption for the sustained use of ICTs within the community. Community mobilization forms an important but under-discussed component of...
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Judy Kalman,Oscar Hernández
Pág. 15 pgs.
This article presents a portrait of how the owners of two informal microenterprises in a poor urban neighborhood integrate several digital devices into their businesses. We explore how they learned to use diverse technologies, transformed their productio...
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Lluís J. Liñán
Pág. 179 - 182
The broad semantic field that stems from the fruitful interaction between architecture and representation can be projected onto two separate surfaces. The first one deals with the symbolic function of buildings, that is, with their mandate to represent a...
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Melinda Plumb,Karlheinz Kautz
Empirical studies on information technology (IT) in early childhood education and care organisations are scant, despite an increasing number of these organisations choosing to innovate with IT. This paper presents a framework to understand the appropriat...
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Hans P. Aubauer
This paper shows how the concept of the Ecological Footprint can be developed by incorporating the six procedures listed below, to create a single indicator of just distribution of the limited natural resources, between and within generations, and become...
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Antonette Mendoza,Jennie Carroll,Linda Stern
Technologies are introduced into an organization with the aim of improving productivity. However, persistent use of an information system is required to enhance productivity and user satisfaction. In this paper, we examine the process of technology appro...
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Jordan A. Clayton
Water management issues continue to plague the western United States, including rapid population growth, degraded aquatic ecosystems, unfulfilled claims to American Indian users, the threat of global warming, an economic recession, and many other issues....
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Yasemin Ince Guney
Pág. 35 - 57
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Yasemin Ince Guney
Pág. 35 - 57
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David W. Miller
Though technology support of group decision making has long been believed to increase the number of ideas generated and the overall quality of decisions, research on this topic has failed to provide consistent support of these outcomes. Facilitation of t...
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Sergio Luis Abrahão
Pág. 291
There are many, diverse issues that determine the relationship between citizens and their public urban spaces and, consequently, the significance that these spaces acquire for society as a whole. In totalitarian regimes however, the use of streets and pa...
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Paola Lisboa Codo Dias
Pág. 86
Carnival blocks (roving carnival street parties) in Belo Horizonte have emerged ever since the city was first founded in the late nineteenth century. However, during the 1930s, this kind of carnival manifestation went into decline and lost its importance...
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Zhe Dong
Small modular reactors (SMRs) are those nuclear fission reactors with electrical output powers of less than 300 MWe. Due to its inherent safety features, the modular high temperature gas-cooled reactor (MHTGR) has been seen as one of the best ...
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Celso Fernando de Azambuja Gomes Carneiro
O artigo explora os padrões de interação com o meio ambiente que se verificam na sociedade brasileira,bem como as concepções simbólicas de natureza a eles vinculadas. Três pontos de vista orientaram aexploração: uma discussão do ponto de vista cultural s...
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Quentin Nicolaï
Pág. 147 - 172
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