One way to bring ICTs to indigenous communities is to develop digital community centers that should be considered in implementing such centers (Newhouse, et al, 2002). This emphasizes the need to create an enabling environment for sustainability through public policy, careful planning, creation of local content and most important through direct involvement of the indigenous people being served. Therefore, Therefore, the involvement of the in the information Society is embedded in their use and adoption of ICTs. It is clear that the “digital divide” can turn into a “digital opportunity”. Moreover, infrastructure and technology are generally the most dominant factors in the ICT development practice. These are also essential elements that need to be considered to match to any given locality. Therefore, the ICT development stage should be enable the analysis of needs and condition in the selection of appropriate technology to match the community’s circumstances. The selection and deployment of the technology to be used has to be tailored to benefit indigenous communities.