Information Technology in Business and Government
Forensic Analysis of Social Networks (Case Study)
Miroslav Baca, Jasmin Cosic, Zoran Cosic
Abstract
This paper deals with a new challenge for digital forensic experts – the forensic analysis of social networks. There is a lot of identity theft, theft of personal data, public defamation, cyber stalking and other criminal activities on social network sites. This paper will present a forensic analysis of social networks and cloud forensics in the internet environment. For the purpose of this research one case study is created like – a common practical scenario where the combination of identity theft and public defamation through Facebook activity is explored. Investigators must find the person who stole some others profile , who publish inappropriate and prohibited contents performing act of public defamation and humiliation of profile owner.
Keywords
digital forensic, digital evidence, social networks, Facebook
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E-Marketing Model of Humanitarian and Religious Organizations in Terms of Developed e-Business
Branimir Dukić, Drago Ružić, Stojanka Dukić
Abstract
The underlying assumption for making a conceptual descriptive model of e-Marketing of humanitarian and religious organizations in information society is transformation of marketing into an information-communication process with a goal of creating information superiority via communication processes within consumer relations management frames. An important assumption of this model is the creation of a value chain for offers made by humanitarian and religious organizations in order to ensure additional benefits for appropriate consumers. Such a model should utilize potentials offered by modern ICT and follow e-Marketing process principles on the one hand, and parameters defined by possible forms of e-Commerce on the other. The final conceptual descriptive model of e-Marketing suitable to such organizations has to be applicative, take into account the basic principles of social marketing, i.e. it has to be adapted to specific nature of their ‘business’, since their primary goal is not profit creation; rather, they aim to satisfy certain social and spiritual needs of their users (transfers).
Keywords
humanitarian organizations, religious organizations, e-Marketing, e-Business, e-Commerce, ICT
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IT-Initiatives for Empowering Difficult Geographies: A Review
Kamal Kumar Ghanshala, Durgesh Pant
Abstract
While studying the effectiveness of IT-initiatives in Uttarakhand state, a hill state in the central Himalayan region in India, it was realized that unless technology reaches and benefits the last man, it is way beyond its intended role. The present paper puts forward the concept of Inclusive-IT which can counter the asymmetries cropping up because of the rising differentiation between informatics haves and have-nots. The present work takes into account the conceptual issues related to the information technology initiatives in the state of Uttarakhand.
Keywords
Inclusive-IT, IT-Initiatives, Informatics-haves and Informatics have-nots
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