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In the twenty-first century, the capacity to communicate will almost
certainly be a key human right. Eliminating the distinction between
the information-rich and information-poor is also critical to
eliminating economic and other inequalities between North and South,
and to improve the life of all humanity."
- Nelson Mandela, 1995
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Project
 
PSLP eGov (Supported
by the Australian
Government, AusAID).......More
eGovernment Capacity building through
knowledge transfer and best practice development in Bangladesh
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8
Books
eGovernment for Bangladesh: A Strategic
Pathway for Success.
Imran,
A, Turner, T. and Gregor, S. (2008)Canberra,
Australia: National Centre for Information Systems Research. ISBN
978-0-9805777-0-9.
ICT Management Handbook, A Guide for
Government Officers in Bangladesh.
Gregor,
S., Imran, A., and Turner, T. (2008)
(Eds) Canberra, Australia: National
Centre for Information Systems Research ISBN: 978-0-9805777-1-6.
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Journal Papers
Uncovering
the hidden issues in e-government adoption in a least developed
country: The case of Bangladesh.
Imran, A and Gregor (Forthcoming). Accepted for Journal
of Global Information Management.
A Comparative Analysis
of Strategies for eGovernment in Developing Countries.
Imran, A. and Gregor, S. (2007).
Journal of
Business Systems, Governance and Ethics
(JBSGE), Vol
2 (3).
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Refereed Conference Papers
Imran, A., Gegor, S. and Turner.T. (2009)
‘eGovernment capacity building through knowledge transfer and best
practice development in Bangladesh’, 10TH International Conference
on Social Implications of Computers in Developing Countries,
International Federation for Information Processing
(IFIP),Dubai, 26-28 May 2009.
Imran, A (2009). Knowledge
and Attitude, the Two Major Barriers to ICT Adoption in LDC are the
Opposite Side of a Coin; An Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh,
Proceedings of the 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System
Sciences (HICSS-42),Waikoloa,
Hawaii, Jan 5-8, 2009, pp.1-10.
Imran, Turner and Gregor (2008)
Educate to Innovate – Fast Tracking ICT Management Capabilities
Amongst the Key Government Officials for eGovernment Implementation
in Bangladesh, SIG GlobDev Workshop, Paris France December 13, 2008
Imran,
A., Gegor, S. and Turner.T. (2009)
‘eGovernment capacity building through knowledge transfer and best
practice development in Bangladesh’, 10TH International Conference
on Social Implications of Computers in Developing Countries,
International Federation for Information Processing
(IFIP),Dubai, 26-28 May 2009.
Imran, A
(2009). Knowledge and Attitude, the Two Major
Barriers to ICT Adoption in LDC are the Opposite Side of a Coin; An
Empirical Evidence from Bangladesh, Proceedings of the 42nd Hawaii
International Conference on System Sciences
(HICSS-42),Waikoloa, Hawaii, Jan 5-8, 2009, pp.1-10.
Imran,
Turner and Gregor ( 2008)
Educate to Innovate – Fast Tracking ICT Management Capabilities
Amongst the Key Government Officials for eGovernment Implementation
in Bangladesh, SIG GlobDev Workshop, Paris France December 13, 2008
Imran, A
(2008) eGovernment in least developing countries: A case of
Bangladesh. 9th Association of the Pacific Rim Universities Doctoral
Students Conference (APRU DSC), Far Eastern National University,
Vladivostok, Russia, 14- 18 July 2008.
Imran, A
(2007). ICT adoption and use in the Public Sector of
a Least Developed Country (LDC): The Case of Bangladesh. Proceedings of the
Doctoral Consortium at International Conference on Information
Systems (ICIS)
, Montréal, Québec, Canada December 9 – 12, 2007.
Imran,
A. (2007) Role of Leadership
and Championship in ICT adoption and diffusion in the Developing
Countries.. 8th APRU Doctoral Students Conference, July 30 – Aug 3,
2007, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan
Imran, A
(2006). Significant barriers to ICT adoption in the
public sector in the Least Developed Countries
(LDCs): A case study of Bangladesh. Proceedings of
the 17th Australasian Conference on Information Systems, Adelaide,
6-8 December, 2006.
Imran, A
(2006). Achieving value from ICT adoption and use in
the Public Sectors of a Least Developed Country (LDC): A Case Study of Bangladesh. Proceedings of the
3rd international Conference on Qualitative Research in IT & IT in
Qualitative Research, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia,
November 27-29, 2006.
Imran, A
(2006). Major barriers to ICT adoption in the public
sectors of the least developed countries
(LDCs): A case study of Bangladesh. Proceedings of
the 7th APRU Doctoral Students Conference, National University of
Singapore, Singapore,17th-21st July, 2006
Imran,
A. and Gregor, S. (2006). A
Comparative Analysis of Strategies for eGovernment in Developing
Countries. Proceedings of the eGov Asia 2006 Conference, April 26 –
28, 2006, Rama Gardens Hotel and Resort, Bangkok, Thailand
Imran,
A. and Gregor, S. (2005).
Strategies for ICT use in the public sector in the least developed
countries: A cross-country analysis. In B. Campbell, J. Underwoord,
D. Bunker (Eds.). Proceedings
of the 16th Australasian Conference on Information Systems,
University of Technology, Sydney, Australia, 30 Nov. – 2 Dec, p. 32.
Nominated for best paper award.
Imran, A. and
Gregor, S. (2005). Achieving
Value from ICT in the Public Sector: What Bangladesh Can Learn from
Australia. In Proceedings of Business and Government in Bangladesh
in the 21st Century Conference, Melbourne, 7 Nov.
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Invited Presentations at Seminars/ Conferences
Helping to Close the Digital Gap
between Technologically Rich and Poor Nations. The e-Government
Forum, CeBIT Australia Sydney Exhibition and Convention Centre,
Darling Harbour, 13 May 2009 (With Professor Shirley Gregor)
Bangladesh Case Study: Effective
Strategies and Capacity Building for eGovernment Implementation in
Least Developed Countries.
eGovernment Conference, IQPC and
Australian Computer Society, Marque Hotel Canberra, 15 & 16 June
2009 (With Professor Shirley Gregor)
Green ICT Potential and eGovernment
Capacity Building in Bangladesh and Other Developing Countries,
Greening ICT to address Global Downturn and Global Warming
Symposium, Computer Science and Information Technology (CSIT), The Australian National University, 19 February
2009
Role of State Leadership for making
an IT Enabled Bangladesh- Seminar organized by UNDP@SOFTEXPO, at
Bangladesh China Friendship Conference Centre
(BCFCC), Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. July 18, 2008
eGovernment
in Bangladesh: The way forward. Imran, A.
(2007). First Non-Resident Bangladeshi conference,
Dec 27-29, 2007, Hotel Sheraton, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Major Contextual Issues for eGovernance
Adoption in Bangladesh, Key note
presentation at Seminar organized by Bangladesh Association of
Software & Information Services (BASIS)
at Bangladesh China Friendship Conference Centre
(BCFCC), Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka. July 18, 2007
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Selected
Literature
Public IT Policies in Less Developed Countries: A Critical
Assessment of the Literature and a Reference Framework
Checchi,
Straub. Journal of Global Information Technology Management.
2003.
Measuring the Efficiency and Effectiveness of E-Government-ANAO
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Discussion Papers
The
Emerging Context for Social Appropriation of ICT
Taylor, AGIMO
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Special Reports/ Statistics
The United Nations e-Government Survey 2008
UN Global E-government Readiness Report 2005
UN Global E-government Readiness Report 2004
UNDP Human Development Report
2001
The E-Government Imperative. OECD 2003
ITU's Global Digital Access Index (DAI)
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