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1 This paper discusses the topic of how innovations based on information and
communication technology (ICT) can contribute to human development. The
theoretical framework is developed in two stages. First, ICT-based innovation
is conceptualized as involving technological, social and institutional
innovation. Second, Sen's ability to emphasize how innovation contributes to
human development. The theoretical framework is used as a basis for
Information Technology, exploring rich case studies in the development and use of hospital information
systems in the public sector in the State of Himachal Pradesh in India. This
Innovation and Human paper analyzes both the potential that the system must encourage positive
Development: Hospital development outcomes in the country, but also the challenges that have an
Information Systems in an impact on impact. Three themes of human development are identified and
Indian State discussed: strengthening the process to include the disadvantaged; empower
patients and make people's voices. Finally, it was suggested that the theoretical Sandeep Sahay & Geof Walsham
approach in this paper might have benefits in other contexts where ICT-based
innovation is intended to support human development outcomes

2 This article examines the role of different product information flows on the
diffusion of new pharmaceuticals. Given the innovative nature of
pharmaceutical drugs and their impact on health care expenditure there is
surprisingly small literature devoted to this topic. Some information flow
mechanisms have been examined individually in the literature, but very few Victoria Serra-Sastre &Alistair
have captured the simultaneous impact of these mechanisms on up-take and McGuire
diffusion. This article uses the up-take of statins as an example. The diffusion
of this therapeutic group is expressed as a function of four specific
informational channels: self-experience, consumption externalities, scientific
evidence and marketing. In addition to this, the influence of economic factors
Information and diffusion is tested to examine whether they have any role in drug diffusion. Prescription
of new prescription drugs data from over 130 General Practitioners (GP) practices in the UK during
1991–2004 are used to test the econometric specifications applying dynamic
panel data methods. Results suggest individual self-experience and clinical
evidence are major factors promoting diffusion, while there is an inverse
relationship with GP practice size and diffusion. Having controlled for these
factors financial incentives and marketing appear to play little role.
3 This paper describes the process through which a small regional oncology
hospital derived information and implementation requirements for an GILLIAN SYMON,MIKE
organization-wide information system. In part, this was in response to the
The process of deriving recent changes in the UK National Health Service. The project was conducted FITTER,CLARE
requirements for a in the action research tradition, combining both practical and theoretical goals, RADSTONE,IAN
hospital information and took a stakeholder perspective. A range of methods were used to explore KUNKLER &BARRY
system the issues of information and organizational needs, including HANCOCK
questionnaires,interviews, discussion groups and ‘tracer’ studies. As a result of
the intervention, a framework of information needs and an implementation
strategy were drawn up as a plan for the hospital's continuing work in this
 area.

The paper describes, against the background of the development of

documentation systems in the German outpatient (alcohol) and drug treatment
field since the late 1970s, the implementation of the data sampling system
COMBASS, introduced in the state of Hessen in 2000/2001. It describes some
benefits and difficulties in the implementation. Documentation increased the
4 knowledge of client characteristics, client needs and caseloads. The
implementation was, on the other hand, slowed down by insufficient and Martin Schmid &Irmgard Vogt
Drug counsellors and unevenly distributed technical resources. Problems with the software and
documentation systems: A statistical tools decreased the compliance among counsellors as they could not
love–hate relationship? benefit from the documentation work. The German example illustrates the
importance for documentation systems, to be successful, to be easy to use and
relevant for the work of the counsellors.
5 The advent of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has
profoundly altered relations between vessels and the shore. Thanks to ICTs,
vessels are no longer cut off from land. The technologies in use in today's
The use fisheries, however, remain fairly rudimentary. This article describes the use of
of information and ICTs aboard offshore fishing vessels. It relies on the concepts of ‘instruments’ C. Chauvin ,G. Morel &G. Tirilly
communication and ‘usage scheme’ defined by Rabardel (Rabardel, P., 1995. Les hommes et
technology in the sea les technologies. Paris: Armand Colin) and analyses the use of ICTs in terms
of objectives, information sought and communication targets. It points to the
fishing industry prevalence of vessel-to-vessel interchange, and to a frequent use of ICTs to
seek out and locate fish. It shows the existence of a ‘key instrument’, the
Inmarsat standard C, and defines the way in which fishermen are organised in
cognition-sharing networks.
6 MASTER DATA Information system architecture of Directorate General of Tax (DGT) is
MANAGEMENT centralized with distributed data. The main problem are replication of master
and reference data which spread among applications which vary on data
IMPLEMENTATION IN structure and the synchronization jobs that spread in many locations and not Aris Budi Santoso
DISTRIBUTED well managed. Therefore, Master Data Management (MDM) needs to be Yoga Pamungkas
INFORMATION implemented with accordance to characteristic of centralized distributed Yova Ruldeviyani
SYSTEM CASE STUDY information system. Master data management maturity evaluation is conducted
using MDM maturity model (MD3M) Spruit dan Pietzka, the result is Data
DIRECTORATE Protection, Data Quality and Maintenance topic have maturity level 3 or
GENERAL OF TAX, defined process stage, while Data Model, Usage and Ownership topic have
MINISTRY OF maturity level 2 or repeatable stage. Solutions to solve MDM issues and to
FINANCE OF enhance the master data management maturity level are proposed based on
REPUBLIC OF Data Management Body of Knowledge (DMBOK). DGT’s MDM issues are
related to insufficiency of policy and architecture of MDM system. Policy and
INDONESIA architectural approach of centralized MDM system is required to solve that
issues. Proposed solution involves the use of data virtualization to enable
 implementation of centralized system of MDM without consolidate all master
and reference data into new database.
7 INFORMATION The emergece of C2C (customer to customer) community in e-commerce Septiane Andriane
SHARING AND platform is expected to boost the number of SME moving to online plaform. Ave Adriana PinemUniversitas
Since the community could provide information and experience required by
MECHANISM IN new e-commerce players. This study aims to analyse what information is Indonesia
ONLINE COMMUNITY shared by members in C2C community and what is the information sharing Putu Wuri Handayani
mechanism that implemented on it. Netnographic study was conducted by
observing 1002 posts from the Bukalapak community for six months. As
Bukalapak is one of the largest C2C platfom in Indonesia. The result shows
that the information shared could be classified by keyword in to five classes,
namely categories of tips and tricks, ideas and problems with third parties,
ideas and problems of features, community, and question and answer. The
information category that has not been covered by Bukalapak original
categories is and problems with third parties which mentioned in many posts
by community member. The mechanisms used to share the information are
including, standard, policy, status and reward.
8 Sistem informasi menjadi faktor penting untuk meningkatkan pelayanan
sekaligus penghematan bagi rumah sakit. Komputerisasi sistem informasi
pelayanan merupakan solusi yang tepat untuk memecahkan masalah ini.
Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah Pangkep(RSUD) merupakan salah satu rumah
Sistem Informasi sakit yang terus berupaya melakukan peningkatan baik mutu pelayanan
Manajemen Rumah Sakit maupun fasilitas rumah sakit. Berdasarkan penjelasan di atas, penelitian ini
Dalam Peningkatan Mutu bertujuan untuk mengetahui bagaimana penerapan sistem informasi
manajemen rumah sakit di RSUD Kabupaten Pangkepdalam peningkatan mutu
Pelayanan di Rumah Sakit pelayanan. Sistem informasi manajemen rumah sakit di RSUD Pangkep
Umum Daerah Pangkep mencakup tiga aktivitas yaitu input, proses dan output, yang dalam
(Studi Kualitatif di pelaksanaanya dipengaruhi oleh faktor pendorong dan penghambat. Dari hasil
Rumah Sakit Umum penelitian ini dapat dilihat bahwa sistem informasi manajemen rumah sakit
Daerah Pangkep) daerah pangkep mekanismenya dengan mekanisme pelaporan, Hal ini
ditujukan agar informasi yang dihasilkan juga digunakan sebagai feedback
atau umpan balik sebagai bahan evaluasi atau monitoring pelaksanaan
program-program yang dijalankan oleh rumah sakit umum daerah kabupaten
pangkep, sehingga nantinya akan dibuat perbaikan-perbaikan atau peningkatan
kualitas pelayanan kesehatan yang ada. Saran yang dapat diberikan oleh
peneliti diharapkan RSUD Kabupaten Pangkep mampu mempertahankan atau
mengembangkan pemanfaatan teknologi informasi dalam sistem informasi
pelayanan kesehatan bagi masyarakat pangkep
9 In general the use of IS / IT within the Islamic Hospital in Yogyakarta PDHI
less than optimal and not show the direction of good information systems
development. Then not supported by the management system and work
processes that are effective, and there is no strategic plan for the development
of the IS / IT. This study aimed to analyze the information systems and Fahmi Hakam1 , Eko Nugroho2 ,
information technology, which can be used to base the development of the Andreasta Meliala3
 Analysis of Information strategic plan of IS / IT in Islamic Hospital Yogyakarta PDHI. This study is
Systems and Technology case study, using a qualitative approach. Collecting data in this study using
interviews, FGD to management and observation, as well as the review of the
as a Reference in the document. This study tries to identify the conditions and needs of
Design of Strategic organizations in planning strategies IS / IT RSIY PDHI. Islamic Hospital
Information Systems and Yogyakarta PDHI already implementing of Hospital Information System
Technology (RENSTRA (HIS), but the existing information system is not supported by legal documents
used as a referral organization in the development of the IS / IT, in addition
SI / IT) at Islamic RSIY PDHI not conform with the standards and protocol architecture of IS /
Hospital in Yogyakarta IT, as well as the development of driver's license RS applicable. Based on
PDHI these results, showing that there is still a gap between the condition of the IS /
IT in RSIY PDHI standards of governance and architecture / IT, as well as
management standards of HIS. So based on the results of the analysis, then
RSIY PDHI have to prepare a Strategic Plan / IT adapted to the conditions and
needs of the development of HIS, both in terms of governance and standards.
10 This paper studies the influence of reference groups on
developing public information systems. It hypothesizes that
municipal governments dynamically adjust the development of
their public information systems towards the average levels of
their reference groups, a behavior embodying the classic
The doctrine of the mean: “doctrine of the mean” in Confucianism. Specifically, both trait-
Reference groups and based and institution-based reference groups can influence the
public information e-Government development of municipal governments, and
systems development superordinate provincial governments enhance the influence of
institution-based reference groups but dampen the influence of
trait-based ones. Analyses based on the development of
municipal government web portals in China between 2009 and
2013 provide support for these hypotheses.
We propose an analytical model that evaluates the information
completeness of object tracking systems based on their size,
breadth and reading depth. We showcase that the larger size of CleopatraBardak
a system’s configuration does not ensure better completeness;
11 Modeling the information instead, the effect of reading depth is greater. The
completeness of object completeness of tracking information can characterize the
tracking systems visibility of the inspected objects the tracking systems offer.
The model may be used for both ex-ante and ex-post
evaluations of the visibility of tracking systems versus their
deployment cost, considering that the emergence of real-time
 tracking and sensing technologies will boost the adoption of
such systems.
12 Several guidelines and methods for ensuring success of
development projects have been introduced in the information
systems (IS) literature. In this paper, their contribution to
Process and product explaining variation in different success criteria are empirically
success in information investigated with the data gathered from recent IS TimoSaarinen∗MarkkuSääksjärvi∗∗
systems development development projects in major Finnish companies. Competent
system analysts and users, appropriate development methods
and management support were found important for the
success of the development process. These factors did not,
however, explain the success of an IS as a product in terms of
its quality and its impact on the organization. Instead, product
success was heavily dependent on the characteristics of the
investment, especially the novelty of the system and the
specificity of the design. Advanced IS organization was
positively related with both process and product success, but
two widely promoted mechanisms for initiating development
projects — steering committee and strategic IS planning —
were not positively associated with any of the success criteria.
The results of this study imply that managers should emphasize
different factors in IS development depending on the type of
investment and relevant success criteria in each situation and
that there is a clear need for research on finding and justifying
new IS investments providing an appropriate balance between
expected payoff and risk.