For long many societies have been paying lip services to rural integration. Without doubt, rural integration is better achieved and served through rural area networks. More specifically these include requisite skills, work content, formal and informal covenants of the work system standards and measures, management styles, and cultural organizational patterns, and so on. Let us look more closely to a few of the above definition to illustrate our point. The roll out new technologies, particularly in telecommunications, leading towards intelligent networks, is a universal phenomenon matching the globalized needs of commerce, finance, industry and the larger society.
Some cultures are time conscious.
Others take their time. In essence rural area networks are to be adapted to the standards and life patterns of individual rural communities. Achievable Goals and Objectives Rural communities are used to visible results and tend to be impatient with reotherics, bureaucratic red tepism and bottlenecks. Therefore visibility of set goals and objectives is a very critical factor for the success of rural networks. Many a time, who introduces new technologies or bring assistance to certain societies tend to implement their own programs, rather than programs oriented towards solving the needs and programs of the recipients.