The Study of the Effect of Information and Communication Technology (Electronics City) on the Skeletal Structure of the City from the Viewpoint of Tabriz Municipality District 1 Staff

Subject Areas : Business Management

Akram Hazrati Leylan ¹ , Assadollah Khadivi ²

1 - Master of Science in Management Department - Teacher of Applied Science and Message Noor
2 - Academic staff of Farhangian University

Received: 2009-05-27 Accepted : 2009-12-04 Published : 2010-03-21

Keywords: information and communication technology, structure, Staff, City skeleton, Electronics city,

Abstract :

The purpose of this research is to study the effect of information and communication technology (electronics city) on the skeletal structure of the city from the viewpoint of Tabriz Municipality District 1 staff. The research method is of survey type, and collecting data was carried out through a questionnaire. The validity of measurement tools was categorized by factorial analysis technique in 11 factors, and the reliability of the studied components was measured by Cronbach's Alpha. Analyzing the findings showed that information and communication technology has a significant influence on transportation, facilities of city planning principles, developing planning activities, locating offices, spatial planning, spatial development, selecting locations, wireless and mobile communications, spatial effect of distance work, and planning and selecting domicile. Also, the rate of information and communication technology effect has been declared by female staff more than male staff. There is a meaningful converse correlation between age, jab experience records of the staff and the rate of information and communication technology effect on the skeletal structure of the city. Finally, information technology is of great importance in increasing the speed and accuracy of different activities of organizations and in raising their productivity. Especially, the organizations in which the different departments are located in diverse geographical regions far from each other or the institutes that have to perform diverse and numerous tasks solve most of their problems through information technology.

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