26 research outputs found
La “smart”-cittadinanza attraverso la compliance dei siti web della Pubblica Amministrazione: il caso di studio dei Comuni italiani
L\u2019Italia \ue8 stata una delle prime nazioni ad includere nel proprio ordinamento una serie di leggi contenenti linee guida per la conformit\ue0 dei portali istituzionali. Il presente articolo espone i risultati di uno studio sullo stato attuale dei siti municipali in termini di accessibilit\ue0, denominazione e distribuzione geografica con l\u2019obiettivo di verificare l\u2019effettivo grado di adozione delle normative vigenti. Le statistiche presentate sono state raccolte in due fasi distinte: in primo luogo i portali comunali sono stati scaricati e validati secondo le specifiche della cosiddetta legge Stanca; in seguito, sono state analizzate le caratteristiche dei nomi di dominio e la localizzazione delle relative risorse. Per quanto riguarda l\u2019accessibilit\ue0, lo studio ha evidenziato un alto tasso di non conformit\ue0 \u2013 solo il 10% del totale dei siti municipali - mentre si sono mostrati promettenti i risultati riguardanti denominazione e localizzazione geografica dei dati comunali.In Italy there are many laws and guidelines that specify a set of compliance rules for municipal websites. This paper presents a survey regarding the accessibility, naming and registration compliance of municipal Web sites to these norms.
The study was implemented by: 1) programmatively crawling websites to check the compliance to the WCAG 2.0 guidelines adopted by the Stanca Act; 2) programmatively analyzing naming registration and resolution. The goal is to measure the degree of awareness and adoption of these laws and guidelines by the local administrations.
Alas, the results are somewhat disappointing with only 10% of sites compliant to accessibility while more promising in the naming area
Web accessibility legislation in Italy : a survey 10Â years after the Stanca Act
Ten years after the enactment of the Stanca Act in Italy, the paper presents a survey regarding the accessibility of municipal Web sites. This study aims at checking the application of WCAG 2.0 guidelines to Italian municipalities Web sites and to understand what are the problems that still need to be solved to obtain a universal access to public local content in Italy
Managing protected areas as cultural landscapes: the case of the Alta Murgia National Park in Italy
Open innovation for accessibility in museum organizations: the case of Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
Market-Driven Management in Fashion and Luxury Industries
The Market-Driven Management requires that the continuous attention to customers is combined to constant and direct competition in all reference markets. The Market-Driven Management, in the specific context of companies competing in the fashion and luxury industries can be traced back to three main factors: a growing attention to brand equity; the reinforcement of the direct relationships with final consumers; the improvement of the information flow management system