Diamante Digital, a territorial commitment to development based on ICT
Abstract
Between January 2014 and September 2015, the Diamante Caribe and Santanderes initiative was carried out: a joint territorial planning exercise between the nine departments that make up the Colombian regions of the north coast of the country and the santanderes of Colombia. The result of this project was the definition of an integrated vision of growth, based on a sectoral diagnosis, which included a portfolio of projects with different impacts on the region. One of the sectors selected for this study was Technological Platforms, which includes information systems and IT platforms, city instrumentation, electronic government, health, education, industrial instrumentation. This work summarizes the experience of the development of this study, and the final vision of a regional strategy for ICTs called Digital Diamond. In addition, some complementary results and lessons learned from the process are presented.
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How to Cite
Wightman, P. M., Nieto, W., Vega, J., Jimeno, M., García, L., Pardo, M., … Pérez, A. (2019). Diamante Digital, a territorial commitment to development based on ICT. Revista Colombiana De Computación, 20(1), 6–22. https://doi.org/10.29375/25392115.3604
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2019-05-28
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