Bandwidth management: the public policy approach in a university campus network

Date: 2011

This research presents an example of how evidence-based policy-making can lead to bandwidth optimisation in a university network, giving rise to improved network performance and cost savings.

Adoption and adaptation of e-health systems for developing nations: The case of Botswana (Research by Benson Ncube)

12 Aug, 2011

The use of ICT in human rights promotion: A case study of the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights

19 Aug, 2011

Launching an ICT campus and beyond

03 Aug, 2007

Information and communications technologies for development

21 Aug, 2015

Facing the challenges of an Africa-wide ICT strategy

12 Aug, 2011

The role of knowledge in the cyber-age of globalisation

09 Aug, 2002

Factors influencing broadband adoption and digital content consumption in developing countries: A case from Pakistan

26 Aug, 2011

The Internet and diplomats of the 20th century

14 Aug, 1998

Diplomacy as an instrument of good governance

14 Aug, 1998

Exploring the need for speed in deploying information and communications technology for international development and bridging the digital divide

11 Aug, 2011

Diplomatic Reporting in the Internet Era

18 Aug, 2011

E-learning at Fiji National University

20 Aug, 2011

Digital Opportunities for All: Meeting the Challenge

10 Aug, 2001

Creating enabling environments for access to the Internet

06 Aug, 2009

Bridging the digital divide

04 Aug, 2011

Evaluation du statut de l’E-Gouvernement en Union des Comores

19 Aug, 2011

The waning of the state and the waxing of cyberworld

07 Aug, 1998

The Hypocrisy Threatening the Future of the Internet

24 Aug, 2012

Broadening the diplomatic bandwidth