192 Pages
by
Routledge
192 Pages
by
Routledge
192 Pages
by
Routledge
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Originally published in 1991, this book looks at the problems of applying Western computer programmes to the developing world, arguing that the difficulties are as much cultural as technological. The author shows that the underlying models for computer applications are made up from interpretations of reality which are closely related to Western scientific, technological and cultural development... Read more
Part 1: Computers, Models and Developing Countries
1. Introduction
2. Computers in Developing Countries
3. Model and Reality - A Conceptual Discussion
4. Industrial Production as a Model
Part 2: From Model to Reality - Egypt
5. Industry in Egypt
6. NASCO - A Company Presentation
7. Vehicle Production at NASCO
8. Materials Management at NASCO
Part 3: Model and Reality - A Critical View
9. Materials Management at NASCO - An Analysis
10. Computerization at NASCO - Illusions and Achievements
11. The NASCO Analysis in Perspective Some Concluding Reflections
12. Computerization in Developing Countries - Model and Reality
Biography
Per Lind
