The book "Wireless eBusiness Infrastructure, a developing country perspective" examines the suitability of wireless technologies for implementing an eBusiness infrastructure in micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in developing countries, with a particular focus on Kenya. A research model is presented, based on literature and information from a pilot study. A preliminary investigation was conducted to refine the proposed model and identify variables that could limit the suitability of wireless technologies as an eBusiness infrastructure for MSEs. The model was empirically tested, collecting data from a survey and five descriptive case studies. The constructs were evaluated for reliability, validity, and exploratory factor analysis using SPSS, and validated through confirmatory factor analysis with the maximum likelihood method of AMOS. Given that the majority of Kenyans live in rural areas and lack access to conventional technologies, the digital divide between urban and rural areas is addressed, necessitating an intra-country comparison of the use of wireless technologies in MSEs.