ANALYSING NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE IMPACT ON INFORMATION – COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) DEVELOPMENT

AUTHOR(S) / АУТОР(И): Miloš MILOVANČEVIĆ , Srđan STOJIČIĆ , Mirjana MILJANOVIĆ , Nikola SIMONOVIĆ, Dragana TRNAVAC

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DOI: 10.46793/IRMES25.129M

ABSTRACT / САЖЕТАК:

An investigation on the impact that network infrastructure has on the growth of information and communication technology (ICT) would be carried out as part of this project. Because of the difficulty of the problem from a statistical standpoint, the neuro-fuzzy technique is used for analysis. The nature of information and communications technology, which is characterized by fast change and diversity, adds an additional layer of complexity to the challenge of evaluating impacts in any subject. This research has shown that there is a complicated web of relationships between the individual influence and background variables such as the education level of a nation and the regulations that are imposed by the government. The network infrastructure is the primary metric for information and communication technology development in this research. The findings have shown that the percentage of homes who have access to a computer has a favorable effect on the IDI score. Therefore, the percentage of houses that have a computer has a considerable impact on the IDI index. This is especially true when the percentage of households that have a computer is paired with the number of fixed telephone lines per 100 people

KEYWORDS / КЉУЧНЕ РЕЧИ:

ICT; ICT development index (IDI); network infrastructure; neuro-fuzzy

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