The organizational context of teleworking implementation

Article Abstract:

This paper identifies the drivers and constraints of teleworking or telecommuting in a survey conducted in Brussels, and studies technological, institutional and organizational elements towards implementation, and a assesses its potential effectiveness as a policy tool.

Belgium, Statistical Data Included, Evaluation, Telecommuting, Brussels, Belgium (City)

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On selecting a technology evolution path for broadband access networks

Article Abstract:

Mixed integer programming model to examine viable economic technology for broadband telecommunications networks is presented.

South Korea, Usage, Innovations, Integer programming, Broadband transmission, Broadband, Broadband Internet

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Using object-oriented simulation to explore substitution between technologies: an application to the UK mobile telecommunications industry

Article Abstract:

A dynamic simulation model can be developed to help understand the British telecommunications industry.

United States, United Kingdom, Economic aspects

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