policy-making framework of information and communication technology in iran

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2012
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Abstract
The role of ICT development as an advanced technology in the society transition and supporting the other sectors development is undeniable. ICT is one of the most critical sectors in the economy, so the policy-makers attempts to codify effective and advanced policies. Nevertheless they face several challenges. According to the problems derived from solution generalization, identification of problems and challenges of ICT in each country can be valuable in directing planning scope, requirement analysis and operational guidelines. According to ICT developments experts attitudes, includes academic masters and managers, this paper identified the government policy-making method for ICT development and prioritize the areas and their roles in ICT development. Depending on the results, the government was the main trustee of ICT development and it should form and conduct various policies. These policies should be bases on late comer catch up. The research highlighted the importance of regulation modification.
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Authors ;Mohammad Mahmoudi Maymand;Ali Shayan;Nadia Kalantari
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Year 2012
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