stereotypical gamer profile, †Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, 13, pp. 993-1018 44. Yao, S.,C. F. Mela, J. Chiang,
Dialogue/communication between universities and regions is crucial: the general perception of participants was that the workshop was an excellent way to put together universities and regional authorities
communication with partners. For example, universities can provide research and skills and link up with the
dissemination and communication of these experiences of promoting entrepreneurial spirit in universities will be a crucial requirement to fulfil their engagement in contributing to regional development in the
Anna maria Monterisi Italy Puglia External Relations and Communication Manager Per Erik Sørã¥s Norway Sør
and communication technologies, and including dedicated incubation space. Project financed at circa 30%with ERDF funds, administered through two separate national agencies (one for research
and use and quality of, information and communication technologies •promoting sustainable transport and removing bottlenecks in key network infrastructures
networks, improve communication between residents and agencies, and increase levels of local action Leadership and entrepreneurship
and third, their communication and dissemination •Effective strategies that connect †pull†to †pushâ€,
Innovative media and communication activities also played a big role in demonstrating the programme for national
and communications, executive coaching, human resource advice and access to other networks and potential funders
6. Communication of results 7. Measuring Recent projects include †burden hunting††reducing administrative burdens
VINNOVA€ s programmes include Information and Communications Technology, Services and IT Implementation, Biotechnology, Working life Materials, Transportation, Cross-Sectoral Issues, Knowledge of Innovation
mobile communications. cvi Recently, VINNOVA, together with five other leading European innovation agencies-Enterprise Ireland (IE), FFG (AT), Senternovem (NL), Tekes (FI
intended for internal sharing and communication of ideas in the preparation and implementation stages of the university†s inception. cvii
awareness, trust and communication. This current lack of a rich enabling eco system is one of the key overarching factors that threaten to inhibit the
characterised by a lack of mutual awareness, trust and communication cxli and collaborations. This requires
simply a new communication line but a new social infrastructureâ€. clxxiii 6. Making Social Innovation a theme in Europe
i European commission (2008) Communication f rom the Commission to the European Parl iament the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions
xvii Communication from the Commission to the European parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions (2009) Dealing
E-Communications Strategy cxv Mccardle, Hamish, †The case of the sneaky wiki†2008, not published
communication •Blurred boundaries between production and consumption •An emphasis on collaboration and on repeated interactions, care and
E-Communications Strategy. †Unpublished 8. Mccardle, H. 2008) †The case of the sneaky wiki. †Unpublished
•A network and communications model to develop what we refer to as the venture†s †relational capitalâ€
based on the communication principles of various social groups found in nature †such as ants, bees, geese, and dolphins
and communication, and structures that can deliver that. Organisations within the social economy have less compulsion to organisational growth and more
communication and service delivery in rural Maine 6 112 THE OPEN BOOK OF SOCIAL INNOVATION
Here, the combination of framing, communications techniques, and campaigning are critical: for example, using the tragedy of deaths of
communication •Blurred boundaries between production and consumption •An emphasis on collaboration and on repeated interactions, care and
stakeholder communications (for more information on metrics see methods 208-229 426) Effective philanthropy methods, encompass many tools for feedback
Lancaster University, School of Computing and Communications, Lancaster, UK 2 University of Szeged, Faculty of Economic Research Centre, Szeged, Hungary
6 Brussels, 13.3.2001-COM (2001) 136 final-Communication from the Commission to the Council, the
communications First phase: e-mail (early adopter started in 1986: The first adoption step was based on the usage of Internet for exchanging e-mails and messages.
communication, the interoperability and definition of common semantics, the dynamic webservices deployment, the seamless communication among the
processes ï€'a set of basic e-services, which could be used as basic component for developing
with the Commission's recent eeurope initiative as well as its Communication †Strategies for jobs in the Information Society'28.
28 Brussels, 13.3.2001-COM (2001) 136 final-Communication from the Commission to the Council, the
Smelser, 1956) and communication 3 Luhmann, 1975; 1984; Shannon, 1948. However, an explicit analytical framework for conceptualizing the systemic nature of Triple Helix
Luhmann sees social systems as systems of communication, which operate by processing †meaning†and constantly recreating themselves through their communication, subject to
what is considered meaningful and what is not, in a process of self-regeneration called autopoiesis
communication (Luhmann, 1975,1984) and mathematical theory of communication Shannon, 1948), which sees the University, Industry and Government as co-evolving sub
communication and differentiation: a functional one, between science and markets, and an institutional one, between private and public control at the level of universities, industries and
and the institutional communications between them act as selection mechanisms, which may generate new innovation environments
overlay of communications among the carrying agencies (e g. Leydesdorff, 2003 Leydesdorff, Dolfsma and Van der Panne, 2006
communication and interconnectivity between people and institutions, mobility of people and financial capital, delocalisation and globalisation of production sites, labour and social
communication between the Triple Helix actors involved. The spaces are thus a central 15 For example, integrating research groups
creating new platforms for communication, promoting collaborative governance measures such as public consultation and feedback, collaborative leadership models and practices (e g
The new communication regime of university†industry†government relations, in: Etzkowitz, H.,Leydesdorff, L. Eds), Universities and the Global Knowledge
A mathematical theory of communication. Bell System Technical Journal 27, 379†423 and 623†656, July and October 1948
Organized communication in the firm Spontaneous communication in the firm Social events and shared free time activities
Five-point Likert-scale 1 Â Insignificant to 5 Â Very important NETWORKA Sum-variable measuring the importance of different
personnel initiatives, personnel training, organized and spontaneous communication between units and individuals in the firm, etc.
communication technologies, the digital agenda and reforms to improve the overall enterprise environment Labour and taxation policies are national, not EU competences.
Communications of the ACM (CACM) have such a mission of connecting research and industry practices, at the best of the author knowledge they do not
Information systems Quarterly (MISQ), Communications of the Association for Information systems, Management of Information systems Quarterly Executive MISQE), Information systems Research, European Journal of Information
and Communication Economy...178 9. 5. 1 The Strategic Variables...181 9. 5. 2 From the Traditional Model of Innovation
ICT Information and Communication Technology IPO Initial public offering IT Information technology ITIL Information technology Infrastructure Library KPIS Key Performance Indicators
Ahituv appeared on the Communications of the ACM in 2001 1. The author preconized the advent of an Open Information Society as a consequence of higher
business acumen, creativity in interpreting data and effective communication of the results 5, 8, 14.
Abstract During the last decade, the Information and Communication Technol -ogy (ICT) industry has been transformed by innovations that fundamentally
Intelligence (BI), ICTS have important role in improving communications between the different departments and branches within the same company, among other
communications and employee development which can be achieved by additional training 16. Moreover, and most importantly, top management support should be
available by a service provider for public access and when communication is happening over a non-trusted network
such as staffing, communication, organizational rules and risk assessment. This step faces challenges such as clearly defining business and technical requirements
A communication strategy Decide how cloud suppliers will be engaged selected and managed A strategy to manage staff impacted by the
management of the communication to all stakeholders, knowledge retention /transition and acceptance sign off. This step faces challenges such as complying
project such as the education and communication ministries. Guaranteeing the full support from the concerned parties is very important for the success of this project
intelligence and communication networks, pp 556†560. doi: 10.1109/CICN. 2012.177 44 2 Cloud computing 4. Dhar S (2011) From outsourcing to cloud computing:
communications, pp 129†134 8. Khajeh-hosseini A, Greenwood D, Sommerville I (2010) Cloud migration:
Proceedings of international conference on advanced computing and communications and informatics, pp 470†476 12.
the role of internal communication and employee development. Corp Commun An Int J 8: 268†277. doi:
+Smart mobile communications •iphone, ipad, Android OS Smartphones and tablets Cloud computing •Amazon, dropbox, Google, Salesforce. com, Windows
it is worth noting that in a review on the Communications of the ACM, Ronen
NFC (Near Field Communication), to a whole new way to consider costumers†experience. These new opportunities are rewriting the marketing strategies and
Brown and Sons raised the rating he gave to Qwest Communications International, supplier of telecommunication services in Denver†â€
Communication (NFC) functions Increased bandwidth Large wireless bandwidth required to transmit large amount of data
Pervasive Computer Communication Work PERCOM Work, pp 525†530 36. Aggarwal C, Abdelzaher T (2013) Social Sensing.
and communication facilities. Cost cuts can be achieved by lower spending in hardware and other types of infrastructures, as
Communications IT Department Chooses the PC Primary device is fixed IT department has the control One device, One task
can discover advantages related to better collaboration and communications among the enterprise†s employees as well as better recruitment process by using
This will increase communication and collaboration initiative at the staff, enhance the employees ability to work in
social media so that they can have better communication and work more effi -ciently. However, such procedures can conflict with the enterprise†s IT SECURITY
and calendar, communication facilities, and in some cases, the access to some of business applications that can allow such contact.
By providing communication and social platforms capabilities through web-based apps, employees can be productive regardless of whether they work at the office or remotely.
Therefore, it is important to establish a communication strategy or policy that clearly defines personal and IT responsibilities and expectations from all parties
the vast growth of social media as a way of communication and interaction between people, it†s not only the technology that is changing;
which is a communication product that Microsoft acquired last year for $8. 5bn and it is expected to integrate with its mainstream business
The first case study is about a business communications solutions provider called Avaya. This company brings social, multimedia experience to enterprise telephony
Avaya is exploring the social dimension of unified communication by using the Avaya Flare, which is a drag-and-drop and touch-screen user interface that a person
messaging communications by browsing through on-screen contact profiles that are represented by profile pictures and ††existence††indicators,
communication tools, electronic conferencing tools, and collaborative manage -ment tools. The previous mentioned systems have evolved tremendously in the last
easier communication among the different levels within the organization •Provide the ability to personalize communications to enhance the quality and
speed of decisions •Save time by reducing delivery times, simplify workflows by having already
-plished by continuous communication and coordination, and it uses systems like electronic meeting system, blogs and workflow management system to have the
Remote Interactions Communications+Coordinations Time Space Matrix Fig. 6. 1 The CSCW matrix. Adapted from 5
which enables person-to-person communication •email list which provide the space for small group discussions •forum and chat services,
formal term used in computer-facilitated communication, collaboration and learning is asynchronous conferencing and is used to define technologies that are
The communication in such systems does not require face-to -face conversation and it can last for undefined and long time.
because of the increasing role of the internet in enabling communication between people. Traditional forms of communications, such as telephones, mail and even
face-to-face meetings, are slowly being replaced by computer based systems where different kinds of socialization are enhanced through media sharing, reflection on
in human relations and communications, because it is necessary to ensure that appropriate technologies are employed to meet the interaction†s needs 15.
with the necessary equipment that aids communication, collaboration and the process of problem solving. Moreover, collaborative software can support project
information and communication technologies may reconfigure and in some case substitute some of them Skype
communications in the virtual community environment, developers need to make sure that the community members don†t have any problems with interacting with
as reported by Paul Hyman on the Communications of the ACM (CACM) 8 on March 2013, security companies evaluations about the
-tition authority for the UK communications industries) decided to implement a package of measures to address consumers
Communication Inc. http://www. imediaconnection. com/printpage/printpage. aspx? id=25759 Accessed 25 nov 2013 29.
Abstract The growing use of information and communication technologies (ICT is fostering the formation of ††knowledge societies†â€,
The new technological advances in the information and communication technol -ogy (ICT) field have resulted in the digital revolution and the emergence of the
Information and communication age. This development has created an enormous impact on social, political, and cultural livelihood of the people, which resulted in
New modes of communications have become available which are faster, efficient and have the ability to reach every individual in the society.
is the use of information and communication technologies by the public sector with the intention to improve information and service delivery,
communication Furthermore, De Haes and Van Grembergen 10 have proposed a maturity model for IT or digital governance, providing a method of scoring so that an
Furthermore, there is inconsistent communication between different departments 2. Repeatable, but Intuitive: at this level, the awareness of IT governance
reinforced training and communication as well as processes developed through a comparison with external best practices. At this level of maturity, enterprise
3. Encourage and support IT/Business communication and partnership 4. Engage key stakeholders 5. Define and align IT strategies to corporate strategies
Communication and change management Enabling diffused and cross units conversations and communications may reduce resistance to change
Focus, execute and enforce Planning an exception management process for relevant deviations from standards are key issues
clear definition and communication of expected benefits and how to measure them Evolution, as opposed to revolution IT governance requires a sustainable plan
practices through steering committees and communication policies. Eur J Inf Syst 19: 288†302. doi: 10.1057/ejis. 2010.16
The tumultuous development and the spread of information and communication technologies have contributed certainly in a decisive way to the interests of the
proper communication and dissemination of such strategic choices to the entire organization 15. Therefore, the ability to build strong and sustainable business
and communication technologies on the other have not only made the reduction of the production costs of many goods and services possible, but, even more
communication, drastically reducing the need for intermediaries in the sale of goods and services. In this sense, the network can undoubtedly be counted among
and Communication Economy The consolidation of the information and communication economy is the culmi -nation of the process of evolution that had the service economy gradually replaced
the industrial economy, and its extraordinary success is mainly due to the strengthening of its main infrastructure, the network.
constant flow of communication and collaboration in real time Network externalities Network externalities exist when the value of a given product
9. 5 The Business model in the Information and Communication Economy 179 experience goods must devise strategies to persuade users to overcome their
Communication technologies 180 9 Reinventing Business models such as the telephone, the fax and internet access, are a clear example of
9. 5 The Business model in the Information and Communication Economy 181 companies for many years, pushing towards a profound transformation of these
9. 5 The Business model in the Information and Communication Economy 183 broadening the portfolio of solutions and projects
and understanding human communication and perception. They combine a decade of MIT Human Dynamics Lab research
and, since its advent, in e-mail marketing as communication medium. Acceptemail is independent from payment methods, banks, PSPS and BSPS,
9. 5†The Business model in the Information and Communication Economy 9. 5. 1 The Strategic Variables
TSSG has fostered carefully communication with industry, research bodies, and policy makers, and with those connections it has created a powerful business resource for Industry,
since September 2004, a taught MSC in Computing, specialising in Communications Software, with a thematic research focus on communications management, service development, security and new developments in ubiquitous and pervasive computing.
communication and exchange, the network could evolve and govern itself according to various innovation focus areas.
At first, new forms of communication and coordination meant that the benefits of acquisition outweighed the challenges of organizational complexity
infrastructure, energy, communication, finance and human networks, they will spark a myriad of issues for
Case study input by Leo Smit, Branding and Communications Director, DSM Innovation Center 63. Case study provided by Thomas MÃ ller-Kirschbaum, Corporate Senior vice-president, Research & development/Sustainability
Elina Konstantinou, Director of Communications Elena Tosheva, President, JA-YE Europe Alumni Research+Data Insights, a Hill+Knowlton Strategies
Communications Barclays Antony Jenkins, Group Chief executive Derek White, Chief Design Officer Arian Lewis, Director, Partnerships
Communications, Adecco Group, Switzerland Tim Hunt, Principal Scientist, Cancer Research UK, United Kingdom; Nobel laureate Toomas Hendrik Ilves, President of Estonia
-Chair of the Governors for Information and Communication Technologies Industries 2013 Bruno Lanvin, Executive director, IECI, INSEAD, France
Communication Networks, Content and Technology Belgium Antã nio Pires de Lima, Minister of Economy of Portugal
Anzoumane Diabakate, Head of Communications Jean Rock Kouadio-Kirine, Head of Regional Economic Information Marie-Gabrielle Varlet-Boka, Director General
Marã a Zimbrã n Alva, Communication Coordinator Ministry of the Economy Adolfo Cimadevilla Cervera, Technical Secretary
Tobias Trã tsch, Communications Manager Taiwan, China National Development Council Chien-Liang Chen, Deputy Minister
ways. 9 A well-developed transport and communications infrastructure network is a prerequisite for the access of
and communication technologies (ICTS) in daily activities and production processes for increased efficiency and enabling innovation for competitiveness. 14 ICTS have
education and training system (5th) †with excellent math and science education (3rd), topnotch management
quality (71st) †especially in math and science (99th) †do not provide companies with a workforce that has the
respect to training in management (78th) and math and science (73rd. Labor market efficiency (64th) could also
educational outcomes†particularly in math and science 79th) and in primary schools (86th) †could undermine
and communication technologies, or employees†skills development strategies. If businesses could be engaged in this way, the positive spill over effects of their investments
Clear vision and effective communication is needed to overcome the main obstacle: lack of trust between the
5. 04 Quality of math and science education 5. 05 Quality of management schools 5. 06 Internet access in schools
communication cross stakeholders are just a first step toward finding a pragmatic solution to complex environmental
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5. 04 Quality of math and science education In your country, how would you assess the quality of math and science education?
1=extremely poor†among the worst in the world; 7=excellent†among the best in
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5. 04 Quality of math and science education In your country, how would you assess the quality of math
and science education? 1=extremely poor†among the worst in the world; 7=excellent†among the best in the world
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