The proposed model considers information and communication technologies as tools that allow more efficient alternatives in the management of the information system. The human action occupies a central place in these models, in particular, the actions that have to do with the use given to these technologies. New approaches that give a special importance, not only to the information and communication technologies in the firm, but the use that firms make of these technologies and derived consequences. Our model proposes a practical understanding of the relationship amongst people, technology and social action.

In this project we seek qualified partners having experience in analysing the different attitudes people develop when working with Information and communication technologies for research and teaching purposes. We also look for technical pieces of advice on the use and reach of ICT at Universities, and experts in analysing organisational climate at universities.

Researchers having tried to find some kind of relationship between the use of ICTs and final firm's results (in terms of satisfaction degree or organisational performance) are also welcome.

So researchers or centres of research doing research on social consequences of Information and communication technologies from different perspectives, the philosophical, the technical, the economic and the social one are welcome to take part in the project. In order to test the proposed model we are also seeking Universities practising different teaching and researching styles, traditional, virtual and distance learning ones.