What is Information and Communication Technologies

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Corresponds to the hardware, software, and related procedures that support their usage in an integrated way, attending to the organizational context. Learn more in: Security of ICTs Supporting Healthcare Activities

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Technological tools or mediums that aid transfer of information. Learn more in: ICT and Healthcare: A Closer Look at the Role of ICTs in Providing Support for Female Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence (DV)

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Technological tools or mediums that aid transfer of information. Learn more in: ICT and Healthcare: A Closer Look at the Role of ICTs in Providing Support for Female Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence (DV)

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An umbrella term that includes either communication devices or applications (e.g. radio, TV, cellular phones), as well as hardware (PCs and networks, or optical fiber cables) and software, satellite systems, and also the various services and applications associated with them. Learn more in: The Impact of ICT and Online Social Networks on Health and Social Services

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An umbrella term that includes either communication devices or applications (e.g. radio, TV, cellular phones), as well as hardware (PCs and networks, or optical fiber cables) and software, satellite systems, and also the various services and applications associated with them. Learn more in: The Impact of ICT and Online Social Networks on Health and Social Services

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The artifacts of technology that enable users to access, transmit, and manipulate information through means such as mobile phones and computers that are equipped with the necessary software, audio and visual systems. Learn more in: The Digital World and the Elements in Digital Communication and FL Learning

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Are technologies or tools that are used in capturing, processing, disseminating and accessing information irrespective of time and distance. Learn more in: ICT Policies in Developing Countries: Objectives, Issues and Influencing Factors

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Include local computer networks, the Internet, electronic mail, digital television, mobile communications, etc. Learn more in: Research Ethics in E-Public Administration

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The term is used to refer to communications systems, telecommunications, hardware, software and other technologies that enable access, store, transmit and manipulate information. Learn more in: A Netnographic Approach on Digital Emerging Literacies in the Digital Inclusion Program AcessaSP - Brazil

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ICTs include personal computers, laptops, tablets, PDAs, cell phones, smart phones, computer networks, and the Internet. Learn more in: The Roles of Digital Literacy in Social Life of Youth

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(ICT): Any technology that enables electronic capture, processing, and transmission of information. In recent years a ‘new’ ICT, the mobile phones have become available to a growing number of people worldwide. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Etiquette in Nigeria: The Case of Calabar Municipality, Nigeria

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A term used to encompass all forms of computing systems, telecommunications and networks. Learn more in: Course Assessment in a Teacher's Learning Community

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Solutions used to create, record, manipulate, communicate, exchange, present, and use information – e.g. data, conversations, images, videos, etc. Learn more in: Retail Innovativeness: Importance of ICT and Impact on Consumer Behaviour

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Include different hardware’s, software’s and all services associated with their implementation and integration. Learn more in: Internationalization and Financial Performance: A success case in Portugal

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Tools used to support information sharing and communication in a digital world. Learn more in: The Main Concepts Behind the Dematerialization of Business Processes

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This board term encompasses communication device or applications, such as computers and cellular phones. Learn more in: The Nature, Extent, Causes, and Consequences of Cyberbullying

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Tools that help manage information electronically. They may be catalogued as “traditional”, as in the case of television and radio and “modern” as in the case of smartphones. Learn more in: Financial Inclusion, Content, and Information Technologies in Latin America

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ICTs include personal computers, laptops, PDAs, cell phones, computer networks and the Internet. Learn more in: New Faces of Digital Divide and How to Bridge It

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This board term encompasses communication device or applications, such as computers and cellular phones. Learn more in: Cyberbullying: Definition, Description, Characteristics, and Consequences

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Different ways of telecommunications normally used to access, send, or store information and to communicate through them. Learn more in: Internet Behind Bars: Reality or Utopia?

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A unified term used to refer to computer-based and telecommunication processes through which information is gathered, processed, shared, and stored. Learn more in: Communication Technologies for Social Integration of Inmates in Nigeria

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These include everyday usage of digital technology such as mobile phones, or tablets, and browsing the Internet, which enables easy communication among its users. Learn more in: Service Failure and Recovery Strategy in Computer-Mediated Marketing Environments (CMMEs)

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Electronic tools based on the Internet, that allow synchronous and asynchronous communication and exchange of information – using sound, text, images, and video - between several points in different locations. Improves and stimulates the economic and societal globalization. Learn more in: Implementing and Managing an Information Strategy Project: The Case of a Real Estate Broker Organization

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Group of technologies that allow access to the information through telecommunications. Those include Internet, Cell Phones and other communication mediums. Learn more in: Internet and Mobile Phone Addiction

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The application of electronic computer and communication technologies in information gathering, processing, sharing and retrieval involving the use of telecom, telephone, satellite, text, Internet, e-mail, fax, video, radio and television. Learn more in: Potentials of Selected Information and Communication Technologies in Adult Education Programmes in Nigeria

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ICTs focus on unification of various modes of communication by integrating telecommunications, computers, audio-visual systems and any other technologies ( Wikipedia, 2014a ). Learn more in: Current and Future Trends in Higher Education Learning: Implications for Curriculum Design and Delivery

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Set of technological devices that integrate IS and allow process, store, collate and distribute information. Learn more in: Organizational Urbanism: A Value Proposal for the Generation of Organizational Intelligence to Healthcare Institutions – The Case of a Portuguese Hospital Center

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Refers to all the technology used to handle telecommunications, broadcast media, intelligent building management systems, audiovisual processing and transmission systems, and network-based control and monitoring functions. Learn more in: Mobile Technology Integration and Student Learning Outcomes

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Include different hardware’s, software’s and all services associated with their implementation and integration. Learn more in: Internationalization, Financial Performance, and Organizational Challenges: A Success Case in Portugal

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Information is acquired through the processing of previously created data or the joining together of several different data that, in turn, after the treatment of information, become knowledge. While communication has its essence in communication and not in the content. Technology is what mediates the transmission of information and communication between an artifact and the user. Learn more in: Knowledge Creation, Management, and Dissemination in Impact Communities

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Electronic tools based on the Internet, that allow synchronous and asynchronous communication and exchange of information—using sound, text, images, and video—between several points in different locations. Improves and stimulates the economic and societal globalization. Learn more in: Information Strategy: Implementing and Managing a Digital Strategy in a Portuguese Company

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Tools used to support information sharing and communication in a digital world. Learn more in: The Main Concepts Behind the Dematerialization of Business Processes

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Electronic tools at the service of people and companies to facilitate the realization of their activities. Example of this tools are the smartphones, computers, laptops, tablets, internet, communication tools as whatsaap, cloud computing, Dropbox, use of email, intranet, wireless network, interactive web, software in the different areas of the company, customer management systems, electronic invoicing, electronic banking, e-Business. Learn more in: Entrepreneur Woman and the Information and Communication Technologies for Business Management Improvement

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Corresponds to the hardware, software and related procedures that support their usage in an integrated way, attending to the organizational context. Learn more in: The Problem with People and Information Security

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Any information technologies that enable individuals and groups to communicate, coordinate, and process information, with particular focus on those that facilitate dispersed interaction across time and/or space; Examples include computers, networks, routers, software applications such as e-mail, office applications, and enterprise applications such as accounting information systems, point of sales systems, and so forth. Learn more in: Explaining Organizational Virtuality: Insights from the Knowledge-Based View

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Are defined as the combination of Information Technology with other interrelated technologies and in particular with that of communication (UNESCO 2002a). Learn more in: Education for Liberation: A Transformative Polymorphic Model for ICT Integration in Education