Broadband policy
Moving From Access to Use of the Information Infrastructure: A Multi-level Socio-Technical Framework
Racherla, P., and Mandviwalla, M. (forthcoming). Moving From Access to Use of the Information Infrastructure: A Multi-level Socio-Technical Framework. Accepted for publication in Information Systems Research, 2013. Click here to download the paper.
What Does Universal Access Mean?
Racherla, P., and Mandviwalla, M. (2008). What Does Universal Access Mean? JAIS Theory Development Workshop, Paris, December 13, 2008.
Government as catalyst: Can it work again with wireless internet access?
Jain, A., Mandviwalla, M., Banker, R. (2007). Government as catalyst: Can it work again with wireless internet access? Public Administration Review, November/December, 2007.
My presentations
- Fox MIS and IBIT – Ten years of success
- Making Education Social: The FoxMIS Community Site
- Network externality effects in social media
- Re-imagining the role of technology in higher education (ver 2)
- Smarter Students for a Smarter Philadelphia
- Social media and e-politics: Reaching and engaging citizens
- Social media strategy (SIM APC)
- Strategic Framework for Managing the Social Media Portfolio
- The good, the bad, and the ugly of social media
Research interests
Access
Adoption
Blogging
Broadband
Broadband policy
Design science
Digital Divide
e-politics
Globalization
Information Architecture
Information technology
Internet
MWN
online reviews
Peer review
Planning
Politics
Reviewing
Social computing
Social media
Social media strategy
Social networking
Strategy
Telecommunications
Theory use
trust
Universal access
Universal use
Virtual teams
web 2.0
WiFi
WiMax
Wireless
word of mouth
Munir Mandviwalla