'The strength of this books lies in its very broad attitude to the subject plus solid and innovative conceptual framework. The book has a clear structure and is well organised. Because of its holistic and very detailed character the book can be recommended as a supplementary handbook for students of economics, geography or planning.' European Spatial Research and Policy. 2,2,2005.

The authors of this book are to be applauded. They have sought, through their ‘socio-technical’ approach, to look at the complex interactions between technology, society and economics. … as someone who earns his living by advising one of the UK’s largest property investors on which properties to own and where, this book is very timely...In writing this comprehensive and very fully referenced text, the authors have done us all a great service.’

Paul McNamara, Prudential Property Investment Managers

'It is recommended for both real estate professionals who are interested in the increasing relevance of ICT to the real estate industry, as well as ICT experts seeking to understand how and to what extents the real estate industry will grasp the rapidily changing field of ICT.' Urban Studies