Schumacher expanded: ethically implementing appropriate technology through national information technology plans

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Governments had not previously considered in great depth the application of computer networks, digital and wireless technology, and strategic information and communications technology (ICT). E.F.Schumacher, when designing the directions and parameters of national ICT plans has set out a principle that can provide a valuable context for government officials, high tech business suppliers and ICT professionals.

Computer networks, Wireless communications, Technology application, Wireless communication systems, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Mobile communication systems, Information networks, Wireless technology

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Gatekeeping in Britain's "New" national health service

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The comparison of the Old National Health Service Act with the new one introduced in 1990 by the Thatcher government reveals that the new law ensures improved health care services, allows general practitioners to hold central government funds, assures careful administration of clinical services and implements new procedures for allocation of resources.

United Kingdom, Medical care, Social policy, Thatcher, Margaret

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U.S. Citizen Bank: A case study

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The U.S. Citizen case series is based on field research conducted at a major issuer of student credit cards, which introduced the business and ethical challenges, that confront companies participating in the market. This series is designed to help students understand the dynamics of marketing credit cards to college students.

United States, Commercial Banks, Personal credit institutions, Banking industry, Case studies, Credit and debit card industry, Credit card industry

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