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1. Developing a Modern Educational Environment in the Digital Space at the Institution of Professional (Vocational-Technical) Education.

Author

Sergeieva, Larysa M., Stoichyk, Tetiana I., Tarasova, Olena V., Sulyma, Tetiana S., and Tarasiuk, Iryna V.

Subjects
SCHOOL environment, SPACE environment, EDUCATIONAL planning, COVID-19 pandemic, EDUCATIONAL literature, DIGITAL technology
Abstract

The purpose of this article is to substantiate and analyze the digital space of the information development and educational environment of IP(VT)E and identify current issues. The current state of the digitalization process in institutions of professional (vocational-technical) education [IP(VT)E] and its impact on the development of information and educational environment are studied. Teachers and students are faced with problems in training and production processes, including distance learning, brought about by quarantine restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic. These issues were determined and an analysis of the activities of IP(VT)E in Ukrainian regions made with respect to the creation and development of an information and educational environment. This was achieved by developing models and implementing individual components of the digitalization process, and the development of electronic educational literature and introduction of 3D modeling technologies. The example is presented of an information and educational environment created by the Educational and Practical Center of Electrical Technologies in Kryvyi Rih and based on an electronic educational platform. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

3. Spatial Development and Agglomeration Economies in Services--Lessons from India

Author

Ghani, Ejaz, Goswami, Arti Grover, and Kerr, William R.

Subjects
HIGHWAY PROJECT, INFORMATION, INVESTMENT, CITIES, INFRASTRUCTURE, ONLINE PRODUCTS, SOFTWARE, COMMUNICATION, RAILWAYS, NATURAL SCIENCES, ROAD, TELECOMMUNICATION, DIGITIZATION, EXTERNALITIES, TELECOM INFRASTRUCTURE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, COMPUTERS, CONSUMER DEMAND, INVESTMENTS, PRODUCTIVITY, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, R&D, PLANNING, SCIENCE, RAILWAY, BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, MEDIUM ENTERPRISE, INSTITUTIONS, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTS, TECHNOLOGIES, E-MAIL, HARDWARE, TELEVISION, PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, COMPUTER, MODELS, LAND TRANSPORT, BACK-OFFICE, MARKETS, DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION, MEDIA, HIGHWAY INVESTMENT, ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL AREA NETWORK, SANITATION, SOCIAL SCIENCES, PRICES, INSTITUTION, TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE, LITERACY, MOTOR VEHICLES, BUSINESS CENTERS, SERVICES, PERFORMANCE, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES, TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES, TRUE, FAX, POPULATION DENSITIES, INDUSTRY PRODUCTIVITY, LEGAL ISSUES, CAPABILITIES, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES, HIGHWAYS, LITERACY RATES, COSTS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, WEALTH, TELEPHONE, DATA, INNOVATION, BUS ROUTE, RESEARCH, FUNDING, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, FUEL, ELECTRICITY, TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE, VOIP, RAW DATA, ROUTE, MANUFACTURING, CUSTOMERS, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY, FLOW OF INFORMATION, NETWORK, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, ROADS, BUSINESS ACTIVITIES, OPEN ACCESS, ENERGY CONSUMPTION, RESULT, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, TREND, SECURITY, BUSINESS SERVICES, BROADBAND, MISSING VALUES, SUBURBS, POLICIES, DRIVING, FRONT-END, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, HIGHWAY, POLICY, WEB, TRAVEL, VEHICLES, HUMAN CAPITAL, EQUIPMENT, ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, SKILLS, RETAIL TRADE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, PRIVATE SECTOR, TRAINING, MATERIALS, ADMINISTRATION, NEW TECHNOLOGY, LEARNING, INNOVATIONS, INTRANET, WEB PRESENCE, BUS, TRANSPORT COSTS, KNOWLEDGE, TECHNOLOGY, GLOBALIZATION, POLITICS, CUSTOMER, LITERACY RATE, RADIO, RESULTS, TELECOM, TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES, TRANSPORT, COMPUTER USAGE, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, RAILROADS, BUSINESS SERVICE, LAN, POPULATION DENSITY, ICT, LINK, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, NEW TECHNOLOGIES, TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT, AGGLOMERATION ECONOMIES
Abstract

Although many studies consider the spatial pattern of manufacturing plants in developing countries, the role of services as a driver of urbanization and structural transformation is still not well understood. Using establishment level data from India, this paper helps narrow this gap by comparing and contrasting the spatial development of services with that in manufacturing. The study during the 2001-2010 period suggests that (i) services are more urbanized than manufacturing and are moving toward the urban and, by contrast, the organized manufacturing sector is moving away from urban cores to the rural periphery; (ii) manufacturing and services activities are highly correlated in spatial terms and exhibit a high degree of concentration in just a few states and industries; (iii) manufacturing in urban districts has a stronger tendency to locate closer to larger cities relative to services activity; (iv) infrastructure has a significant effect on manufacturing output, while human capital matters more for services activity; and lastly, (v) technology penetration, measured by the penetration of the Internet, is more strongly associated with services than manufacturing. Similar results hold when growth in activity is measured over the study period rather than levels. Manufacturing and services do not appear to crowd each other out of local areas.

Published
2016

4. Do Digital Technologies Facilitate Illicit Financial Flows?

Author

Tropina, T.

Subjects
COMMUNICATIONS, CUSTOMS, INFORMATION, ACTION PLANS, PAYMENT SERVICE, SOFTWARE, ONLINE BANKING, HACKERS, COMMODITIES, MOBILE NETWORK, CREDIT CARD, WEBSITES, MONITORING, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, E-COMMERCE, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENTS, SERVICE PROVIDERS, INTERNET GOVERNANCE, TRANSACTIONS, TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS, FRAUD, TECHNOLOGIES, FINANCIAL SYSTEMS, OUTSOURCING, E-GOLD, PAYMENT METHODS, COMPUTER, E- COMMERCE, BASIC, E- GOVERNMENT, PROFIT, DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION, PRICES, CRIMINAL GROUPS, COMPONENTS, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES, ENCRYPTION, IT, IP, PAYMENTS, CAPABILITIES, AUCTIONS, PROTOCOL, DIFFERENT PROTOCOLS, PRIVACY ISSUES, BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS, CUSTOMERS, RESULT, SECURITY, INTERNATIONAL LAWS, WIRE TRANSFERS, LEGAL ASSISTANCE, COMMUNICATION NETWORKS, WEB, NETWORKS, FINANCIAL SYSTEM, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, EQUIPMENT, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, COPYING, PRICE, BUSINESS MODELS, DATABASE, WEBSITE, AUTOMATION, MOBILE PHONE, EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION, GLOBAL ECONOMIES, ONLINE TRANSACTIONS, TARGETS, LEGAL FRAMEWORKS, GLOBALIZATION, CUSTOMER, MARKETPLACES, RESULTS, COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES, BUSINESSES, DEBIT CARD, FREE SOFTWARE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES, NEW TECHNOLOGIES, FINANCIAL FLOWS, TRANSACTION, PORTALS, ONLINE BUSINESSES, DIGITAL MONEY, ELECTRONIC DATA, ONLINE SERVICES, COMPUTER SYSTEMS, TECHNOLOGY TOOLS, COMMUNICATION, DATABASES, PEER-TO-PEER, DATA FORMATS, TELECOMMUNICATION, CREDIT CARDS, COMMODITY, ELECTRONIC PAYMENT, DIGITAL NETWORKS, GATEWAYS, COMPUTERS, ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS, NEXT GENERATION, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, BUSINESS, PRIVACY CONCERNS, PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS, RELIABILITY, INSTITUTIONS, TRAFFIC DATA, USERS, CAPACITY-BUILDING, LAW ENFORCEMENT, PAYMENT SYSTEM, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, IMAGES, PAYMENT SYSTEMS, INTERNET COMMERCE, C2C, LINKS, GLOBAL COMMUNICATION, MEDIA, PHONE, SEARCH, PAYMENT SERVICES, E-PAYMENT, ONLINE DATABASES, DIGITAL, INSTITUTION, SERVERS, FINANCIAL TRANSACTION, MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS, E-GOVERNMENT, SCANNING, AT, INFORMATION NETWORKS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, DATA, DIRECT CONNECTION, INNOVATION, ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, B2B, SOFTWARE VENDORS, HARMONIZATION, NETWORKING, NETWORK, PRIVACY, ELECTRONIC MONEY, DIGITAL CURRENCIES, USES, USER, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS, DIGITAL ECONOMY, TARGET, CRIME INVESTIGATION, LICENSE, INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT, CUSTOM, PROTOCOLS, ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEMS, FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, VIRUSES, BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP, MATERIALS, NEW TECHNOLOGY, ADMINISTRATION, COMMERCE, PROFITS, INNOVATIONS, SEARCHES, SYSTEMS, TECHNOLOGY, INTERNET, DATA TRANSFER, SERVER, ONLINE PAYMENT, E- GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS, COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS, PAYMENT GATEWAYS, E-COMMERCE PROVIDERS, TELECOM, PUBLISHING, INFORMATION EXCHANGE, PHYSICAL PRESENCE, NATURAL RESOURCES, DIGITAL ERA, VALUE CHAINS, CAPACITY BUILDING, COMPUTER DATA, LINK, ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDSOCIETY, TECHNICAL SKILLS, SYSTEM
Abstract

The emerging concept of illicit financial flows has become a crosscutting issue on the international agenda in recent years. This umbrella term refers to money illegally earned, transferred, or used. With the development of digital technologies, the use of information and communications networks as a tool for facilitating illicit financial flows is rising as one of the key challenges in tackling the problem of the movement of illegal funds. Digital technologies facilitate illicit financial flows at each stage, be it earning money illegally, transferring illegal funds, or using them. There are several areas where clear links between technology and illicit financial flows can be established. Part one defines illicit financial flows to establish the scope of the problem and provide the context for further analysis. Part two focuses on the issue of digital technologies in the process of earning money illegally and transferring illicit funds, and analyzes how technology can help in the process of acquisition, transfers, and integration of illicit finds. Part three discusses the role of technology in fighting illicit financial flows. Part four concludes with suggestions for further areas of research in this field and ways to tackle the problem more effectively.

Published
2016

5. Managing Records and Information for Transparent, Accountable, and Inclusive Governance in the Digital Environment : Lessons from Nordic Countries

Author

Thurston, Anne

Subjects
COMMUNICATIONS, DEVICES, DIGITAL SIGNATURES, INFORMATION, DIGITAL SIGNATURE, DIGITAL FORMAT, SOFTWARE, COMMUNICATION, DATABASES, ELECTRONIC IDENTITY, DATA SECURITY, DATA FORMATS, INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE, DIGITIZATION, WEBSITES, RETENTION, MONITORING, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, CODES, ACCESS RIGHTS, INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS, USABILITY, COMPETITIVENESS, RELATIONAL DATABASE, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, SERVICE PROVIDERS, BUSINESS, TRANSACTIONS, FRAUD, INFORMATION POLICY, PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE, RELIABILITY, PROCUREMENT, INSTITUTIONS, VIRUS, TECHNOLOGIES, REAL TIME, E-MAIL, METADATA, PHOTOS, INFORMATION SERVICES, USERS, INTERFACES, HARDWARE, STORAGE, TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE, COMPUTER, WORD PROCESSING, PERSONAL DATA, IMAGES, DIGITAL DOCUMENTS, MARKUP, E-BUSINESS, BASIC, SYSTEM DESIGN, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, PROTECTION OF DATA, PROFIT, LINKS, DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION, MEDIA, ADVANCED SEARCH, RELATIONAL DATABASES, SILOS, PUBLIC UTILITIES, SEARCH, TRACEABILITY, INTEROPERABILITY, DIGITAL, E-GOVERNANCE, INFORMATION TRANSFER, POLICY SUPPORT, INFORMATION SYSTEM, COMPONENTS, SERVERS, DIGITAL SYSTEMS, SECURITY MANAGEMENT, XML, PERFORMANCE, DATA PROCESSING, INFORMATION FLOW, DATABASE SYSTEMS, ENCRYPTION, GOVERNMENT OFFICES, IT, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, LEGAL ISSUES, ADMINISTRATION PROCESSES, INFORMATION NETWORKS, AT, ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT, WEB SERVICES, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, TELEPHONE, DATA, DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT, INNOVATION, DATA STRUCTURES, ELECTRONIC FORMS, HACKING, COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, CONTENT MANAGEMENT, EMAIL, DOMAIN, ACTION PLAN, BUSINESS SYSTEMS, DATA MODELS, CUSTOMER SERVICE, DIGITAL SERVICES, NETWORK, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, IMAGING, RESULT, PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, SECURITY, PRIVACY, KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY, ACCESS TO INFORMATION, ALGORITHMS, POLICY FORMULATION, USES, USER, WEB, NETWORKS, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS, ACCESS TO SERVICES, INTERFACE, PUBLIC KEY, SERVICES TO CITIZENS, EQUIPMENT, PUBLIC ACCESS, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR, AUTHENTICATION, DIGITAL ARCHIVE, USER INTERFACE, FILES, DATABASE, USER INTERFACES, WEBSITE, E-SERVICES, MATERIALS, ENCRYPTION KEY, DATA MANAGEMENT, ADMINISTRATION, INTEGRATED SOFTWARE, INNOVATIONS, IT INFRASTRUCTURE, ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSES, SEARCHES, DIGITAL STORAGE, REGISTERS, SYSTEMS, PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION, TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION SOCIETY, MATERIAL, INTERNET, INNOVATION POLICY, CUSTOMER, INFORMATION STRUCTURES, RESULTS, LEGAL FRAMEWORK, PUBLISHING, LEGAL EXPERTS, STANDARDIZATION, INSPECTION, DIGITAL ERA, ELECTRONIC STORAGE, REGISTRY, ICT, LINK, DIGITAL INFORMATION, DATABASE MANAGEMENT, COMMUNITIES, SYSTEM, INFORMATION SECURITY, SECURE DATA, FUNCTIONALITY
Abstract

This set of three case studies explores the intersection of openness, digital governance, andhigh quality information in Estonia,1 Finland, and Norway with the aim of identifying lessonsthat will support the same objectives in lower resource countries. Openness, a key aspect ofthe international agenda for increasing transparency and accountability, for reducing public sectorcorruption, and for strengthening economic performance, rests on the principle that citizenshave a right to know what their governments are doing and to benefit from using governmentinformation. Goals for open, accountable, and inclusive governance rest on the assumption thattrustworthy information is available and can be shared meaningfully through strategies for digitalgovernance. This assumption needs to be examined. Does reliable and complete informationexist across lower resource countries? Can it be accessed readily? Will it survive through time?

Published
2015

6. BPO Sector Growth and Inclusive Development in the Philippines

Author

Mitra, Raja M.

Subjects
FOREIGN TRADE, INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, CUSTOMS, DEVICES, SOFTWARE PRODUCTION, CONSULTANCY ACTIVITIES, CITIES, GLOBAL MARKET, TELECOM SECTOR, EXPORT SECTOR, ANIMATION, RESEARCH DESIGN, PROGRAMS, TELECOMMUNICATION, MARKET OPPORTUNITIES, MARKET ECONOMIES, COMPUTERS, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, TELECOM SERVICES, CONSTRUCTION, PRODUCTIVITY, SOFTWARE & SERVICES, BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT, CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, BUSINESS RELATIONSHIPS, PROCUREMENT, SOCIAL SERVICES, HIGH TECHNOLOGY, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, TELEPHONE TECHNOLOGY, HARDWARE, CALL CENTER, OUTSOURCING, IT SPENDING, PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, TELEVISION, ENGINEERS, FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT, BASIC, BACK-OFFICE, INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY, MOBILE TELEPHONY, DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION, MEDIA, COMMUNICATION SERVICES, ELECTRONICS, REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS, POLLUTION, BROAD RANGE, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, GLOBAL ECONOMY, INTEROPERABILITY, VALUE CHAIN, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING POWER, DIGITAL, PUBLIC UTILITY, SILICON, E-GOVERNANCE, ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY, MOBILE TELEPHONE, DATA ENTRY, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESSES, REGULATORY REFORM, COMPONENTS, ELECTRONIC COMMERCE PROMOTION, LITERACY, COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, DATA PROCESSING, SOFTWARE SERVICES, E-GOVERNMENT, MARKET SEGMENT, SOFTWARE SERVICE, CAPABILITIES, FINANCIAL SERVICES, CALL CENTERS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, CIVIC SOCIETY, DATA PRIVACY, INNOVATION, ILLEGAL ACCESS, ENGINEERING, COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING SERVICES, ELECTRICITY, SOFTWARE PRODUCTS, UNIVERSAL ACCESS, BUSINESS RELATIONS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, SOFTWARE INDUSTRY, DATA SOURCES, TECHNICIANS, CONNECTIVITY, EQUITY INVESTMENT, MANUFACTURING, COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY, COMPUTING, RESULT, BROADBAND, KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY, IT SERVICES, DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRIAL ECONOMIES, PURCHASING POWER PARITY, USES, NETWORKS, INTERFACE, ATTRIBUTES, EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES, HUMAN CAPITAL, TELEPHONY, EQUIPMENT, COPYING, RETAIL TRADE, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, PRIVATE SECTOR, BUSINESS MODELS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, TELECOMMUNICATION INFRASTRUCTURE, HUMAN RESOURCES, BUSINESS ACTIVITY, NEW TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION, CUSTOMER DEMANDS, BUYER, FINANCIAL RESOURCES, MARKET SHARE, TARGETS, DIGITAL CONTENT, ACCESS TO CAPITAL, ECONOMIC DIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT SERVICES, MATERIAL, SCIENCE undefined TECHNOLOGY, GLOBALIZATION, FOREIGN INVESTMENT, HOUSING, RADIO, RESULTS, SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, TELECOM, DIGITAL SERVICE, GROWTH PATH, BUSINESS PROCESS, BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING, INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, BUSINESSES, FINANCIAL SUPPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS, CAPACITY BUILDING, ELECTRONIC COMMERCE, MARKET SHARES, CAPITAL EXPENDITURE, ENTERTAINMENT, ICT, CONSUMER GOODS, NEW TECHNOLOGIES, GOVERNMENT ENTITIES, COMMUNITIES, TECHNICAL SKILLS, HUMAN RESOURCE
Abstract

This presentation proposes that BPO and other ICT development have a potential to be a major catalysts for economic growth and socio-economic transformation. It claims that IT-BPO sectors development represents major promises that potentially can transform the Philippine economy and also foster inclusive growth. The presentation postulates that the importance of IT-BPO industry development goes beyond the debate of picking industry winners. It argues that the BPO industry is poised to have a substantive impact on the country and that especially so if there simultaneously is major growth in other ICT sectors and the scale and scope local usage of ICTs. It claims that expanded scale and scope of BPO industry in conjunction with further development of IT services, Telecom and other ICTs industries coupled with the advancement in education, science & technology can be principal factors that can transform the Philippine economy and its interface with the rest of the world.

Published
2011

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