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Cultural Environment Protection in the Information Society

The major source of environmental problems nowadays is the disregard of the laws of nature which escalates even more in the globalizing industrial society. It is a natural question whether we are not facing similar dangers in the more rapidly globalizing information society. What are the most important factors which characterise software or information customers’ value systems in different national cultures and which have an impact on their perception of the quality of the software/information being their gateway to the information society? The question will be approached using the dimensions of national cultures which were identified applying statistical cluster analysis.