Johanna Ekua Awotwi
ABSTRACT
The Poster seeks to illustrate existing theories of building smart governments beyond 2015 with mobile technologies using Ghana in West Africa as a country case study.
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Index Terms
- Building on underlying technologies of mobile services for post 2015 Ghana
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