INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

At the turn of the century technological development was occurring at a rate that puzzled the mind. These technological developments were bringing better standards of living to all, yet the gap between the rich and the poor was becoming more pronounced. The developing governments, fearful of foreigners, enacted repressive laws and the intellectual elite suggested that the governments ware too powerful, and that charges of treason are too easily leveled against perpetrators. Now, in developing countries, computers are being introduced to many public schools. Prior to that, computers were accessible only to private schools or those areas supported by governments for security reasons. Today computers are a necessity to every student and organizations.

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Dr. Zibusiso Ncube is Prof of Business and Computer Information at Concordia College, AL. He holds a PhD in Organization Management and Information Technology Management from Capella University. He received his BS in Engineering as well as MBA degrees in Business Management and Management Information Systems from Concordia University in Wisconsin