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Computerization in Developing Countries Per Lind (Gotland University, Sweden)

Computerization in Developing Countries By Per Lind (Gotland University, Sweden)

Computerization in Developing Countries by Per Lind (Gotland University, Sweden)


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Discussing the application of Western computer programs to the Third World, the author argues that the problems are both technological and cultural. Computer programmes are products of a developed culture and as such are unsuitable for the reality of the Third World.

Computerization in Developing Countries Summary

Computerization in Developing Countries by Per Lind (Gotland University, Sweden)

The hope that computerization in developing countries would dramatically improve their economies has so far been unrealised. This book examines the difficulties of applying Western computer models in Third World countries.

Table of Contents

Part One: Computers, Models and Developing Countries 1. Introduction 2. Computers in Developing Countries 3. Model and Reality - A Conceptual Discussion 4. Industrial Production as a Model Part Two: From Model to Reality 5. Industry in Egypt 6. NASCO, a Company Presentation 7. Vehicle Production at NASCO 8. Materials Management at NASCO Part Three: Model and Reality - A Critical View 9. Materials Management at NASCO - an analysis 10. Computerization at NASCO - Illusions and Achievements 11. The NASCO Analysis in Perspective Conclusion 12. Computerization in Developing Countries - Model and Reality Bibliography Index

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GOR012582753
9780415038188
0415038189
Computerization in Developing Countries by Per Lind (Gotland University, Sweden)
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
19901206
189
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