the aim of designing the education spaces is to providing the required spatial relationships for education processes. it means that the spaces and equipment which are required in every field, how and by the which discipline thy have been arranged to offer the final aim of education in advance, is the achievements of providing the education spaces management. the purpose of study is to evaluate ...

System integration is a complex technological task, and an infrastructure decision that seems right today might well be obsolete tomorrow. This article proposes a framework of critical success factors (CSFs) that can be used to manage IS integration projects, according to a firm’s current stage of IT integration maturity and other IS infrastructure characteristics. To demonstrate the potential ...

Information technology management challenges managers to create a robust platform for other systems in the organization. However, it is not only about robustness, the infrastructure also needs to adapt to changes in operations. It is also important, that technological platform can be managed with costs that fit the overall budget. Understanding resources that are needed and activities in inform...

A business model framework is presented which is derived from the literature to aid the development of viable business models expected from the amalgamation of mobile telecommunication and space infrastructure. With examples for the global mobile telecommunication industry, this theoretical paper will illustrate the importance of technological and organizational co-operation between the various...

A modern knowledge infrastructure has specific technological properties that enable organizations to function with far greater efficacy. It is digital, modular, mobile, reliable, global, unified, accessible, update-able, fast, and interactive. These ten properties of a modern knowledge infrastructure in turn enhance the capabilities of the knowledge management system. The strengthened capabilit...

Much of our technological infrastructure (traffic, electricity, telephone, water) operates on networks. Many of the phenomena on infrastructure networks display spatio-temporal structure. For example, traffic congestion only occurs at certain places and times; electricity is most used on very cold or very hot days, and in specific neighborhoods; telephone networks are heavily used on special da...

The deployment of telecommunication infrastructures is a challenge in many parts of South Africa particularly in the rural areas. The challenge has impact of communities’ members as they do not have network coverage for Internet in some areas. The challenge gets worse with individual telecommunication service provider. Hence there is technological proposal for sharing of infrastructure by the s...

Over the past decade, the landscape for financial market infrastructure has undergone considerable change, driven by the combined forces of technological advance, globalisation and regulatory change. National markets are commonly no longer served by a single infrastructure provider at all the stages of the trading process between execution and settlement. Emerging in its place is a more fluid e...