Abstract The aim of the paper is to investigate role technological infrastructures in relationship between subjective well-being (SWB) and use goods on one hand, SWB attitudes other. We sixth wave World Value Survey, which allows us have comparable data for 60 countries over period 2010–2014. show that internet as a means collecting information associated with different levels depending efficie...

Abstract By reviewing economic performance, two main phenomena could be identified: The first phenomenon is prior to the third wave of the Industrial Revolution in which limited resources are the predominant input; in other words, physical and natural resources are much more credited than human resources. The second phenomenon resonates with the third wave of industrial revolution to the presen...

As more and more organizations consider moving their applications and data from dedicated hosting infrastructure, which they own and operate, to shared infrastructure leased from ‘the cloud’, security remains a key sticking point. Tenants of cloud hosting providers have substantially less control over the construction, operation, and auditing of infrastructure they lease than infrastructure the...

Information systems (IS) researchers have developed a substantial base of theoretical and empirical research for investigating phenomena associated with information technology (IT) infrastructure and IS implementation. The majority of prior studies have focused on perceptions of IS use, usefulness, support, and similar organizational and human aspects of implementation; however, recent empirica...

Developing nations have developed technology rapidly in recent years. These nations are integrating various forms of technology, such as computers, radios, cellular phones, televisions, newspapers, and the internet into their daily lives. This research argues that technological growth in developing nations results from a mutually dependent process: technology use spurs understanding, which in t...