Understanding the key IT issues facing firms within their surrounding contexts is critical for the firm, government, and their international counterparts. In response to the dominant and pervasive bias in Information Systems (IS) research towards American and Western views, the World IT Project was launched and is the largest study of its kind in the field. This book captures the organizational, technological, and individual issues of IT employees across 37 countries. The book enables management and staff to formulate business and IT-related policies and strategies. Likewise, it allows policymakers, governments and vendors to address important issues at the national level as well as to respond to the needs of partners and stakeholders in other countries. It also offers current and future academic scholars a grounded understanding of the international IT environment and provides a sound foundation to launch many international IT studies. Readership: Students in International Business and International Informations Systems; relevant to MNCs, international agenices as well as governmental and non-governmental organizations, especially for senior managers, IT managers, and HR managers in the 37 countries covered in the book.