Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance: Volume 24 Issue 1

Military acceptance of the Internet of Things: a research model

Rabia Saylam, Abdulkadir Ozdemir

This study aims to examine the perception of military people regarding the use of a network of various intelligent objects, the Internet of Things (IoT), in the future battlespace.

Artificial intelligence and information management in the energy transition of India: lessons from the global IT heart

Yash Chawla, Fumio Shimpo, Maciej M. Sokołowski

India is a fast-growing economy, that has a majority share in the global information technology industry (IT). Rapid urbanisation and modernisation in India have strained its…

Sociological traditions as a complementary lens to better understand digital transformation policies

Nicole C. Jackson, Dimitri Corpakis, Annika Steiber

This paper aims to introduce how sociological traditions can provide a complementary, conceptual lens needed to better understand a country’s orientation in its digital…

Digitalization and subjective wellbeing in Europe

Suzanna Elmassah, Eslam A. Hassanein

This study aims to analyze the effect of digitalization on 28 European countries’ subjective wellbeing by using macro (aggregate level) indicators.

Institutional intervention in technology innovation: the struggle to increase mobile payment adoption

Sandip Mukhopadhyay, Parijat Upadhyay

Platform-driven business models have witnessed a significant proliferation in emerging economies. Such initiatives bring cost-effective services to a larger section of the…

Opportunities of and threats to consumer well-being in the age of Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) technologies

Melanie Florence Boninsegni, Abhijit Roy, Marat Bakpayev, Smriti Kumar, Jean-Paul Peronard, Thomas Reimer

Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) technologies have strong potential to affect consumer well-being, positively or negatively, so the current paper aims to review potential…

In the USA, operators and regulators lurch towards 5G: A regular column on the information industries

Peter Curwen, Jason Whalley