Reference : A decade of IT Adoption in Agriculture - an Agricultural Software-Review Perspective
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Life sciences : Agriculture & agronomy
http://hdl.handle.net/2268/112696
A decade of IT Adoption in Agriculture - an Agricultural Software-Review Perspective
English
Gelb, Ehud M. [Ministry of Agriculture, P.O. Box 7054 - Tel Aviv - Israel > > > >]
Bonati, G. [ > > ]
Grontoft, Magnus [> > > >]
Claustriaux, Jean-Jacques mailto [Faculté Universitaire des Sciences Agronomiques de Gembloux - FUSAGx > Sciences agronomiques > Statistique, Inform. et Mathém. appliquées > >]
Lehnert, Susanne [ > > ]
Kamp, J. A. L. M. [ > > ]
Mourao, Ana M. [ > > ]
Wahl, V. [ > > ]
Nicol, Jean [ > > ]
Nunez-Butrageno, J. A. [ > > ]
Spoiden, G. [ > > ]
Ofer, Andy [ > > ]
Ofversten, Jukka [ > > ]
Sep-1999
A decade of IT Adoption in Agriculture - an Agricultural Software-Review Perspective
International
Proceedings - Second European Conference EFITA
27 au 30 septembre 1999
Bonn
Allemagne
[en] Agricultural Software ; Information Technology ; Computers ; Technological Innovation ; Internet
[en] The past decade is characterized by major changes in the Information Technology (IT) environment in agriculture - e.g. from batch processing of management data at service centers to adoption of multiple, on-farm, IT installations. An 11 country survey identified nonstructured and variable adoption patterns with a wide range of IT specifics. Software development facilitated these changes. A time-series software-installation count provided a usefull indicator of which, how many, how fast and when software were adopted. Study of Internet implementation for agricultural extension provided additional insight and explanation of IT adoption processes.
http://hdl.handle.net/2268/112696

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