An empirical study of the adoption and implementation of advanced technologies in the Italian public sector

Article Abstract:

The organizational context, the professionalism of the people involved in its implementation and application and the cultural values prevailing in its environment are crucial factors in the successful implementation and use of a geographic information system in local governments. This was concluded in a study of the process of adoption and implementation of such systems in local governments in Italy. The decision making process and the obstacles to adoption are also described.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs), Applications Software Pkgs NEC (Micro), Public Services Administration, Usage, Software, Geographic information systems, Applications software, Public sector

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Promoting network-based organizational innovations: a new approach in Finnish labour and technology

Article Abstract:

The Finnish National Workplace Development Program is discussed. The program was initiated to promote the usage of organizational innovations.

Corporations, Business enterprises

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