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Subject(s)

• Information technology—History [Browse]
• Telecommunication—Social aspects [Browse]
• Knowledge management [Browse]

Editor

Habib, Maki K.,. 1955- [Browse]

Related name

Maki K.. [Browse]

Summary note

"This book provides research on the optimization of performance in corporations, groups, associations, communities of practice, community organizations, governments, non-profits, nations, and societies that implement information systems. It covers the analysis and avoidance of risk, detection and prevention of problems, acquisition and management of knowledge, preparation and response to emergencies, and the enhancement of decision-making"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

System details

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Chapter 1. Knowledge sharing from employee's perspective: social relationship, contextual performance, and IT competence
• Chapter 2. Optimizing knowledge-work through personal knowledge management: the role of individual knowledge-workers' motivation, ability and opportunity
• Chapter 3. A tool for creating community knowledge objects
• Chapter 4. A family of invisible friends: cultivating a sense of e-community among virtual work teams
• Chapter 5. Building organizations image: how to control a public relations crisis and communication
• Chapter 6. A web-based system for supply chain collaboration to enhance agility and flexibility
• Chapter 7. Baran: an effective mapreduce-based solution to solve big data problems
• Chapter 8. A tale of two systems: ERP in China failure and success
• Chapter 9. Consumer value trumps perceived privacy risk: item-level RFID implementation in the FMCG industry
• Chapter 10. Consumers' concerns for reputation and identity theft online trading
• Chapter 11. Culture and internet banking technology: Long-term orientation over the acceptance
• Chapter 12. Comprehensive internet youth protection policies by private organizations and effectiveness verification: efforts by Japan internet safety promotion association
• Chapter 13. Play it like burberry!: the effect of reputation, brand image, and social media on e-reputation luxury brands and their digital natives fans
• Chapter 14. Social media and motivational complexities associated in promoting professional soccer engagement
• Chapter 15. Ethical dilemmas associated with social network advertisements
• Chapter 16. Strategic planning for information technology: a collaborative model of information technology strategic plan for the government sector
• Chapter 17. The role of innovative and digital technologies in transforming Egypt into a knowledge-based economy
• Chapter 18. Utilizing the technology-organization-environment framework to examine the adoption decision in a healthcare context
• Chapter 19. User-driven innovation in e-health change processes
• Chapter 20. Management and operations of transfusion medicine: impact of policy, planning, and leadership on bridging the knowledge gap
• Chapter 21. What Will entail adoption of a mobile coaching service?: the case of smoking cessation services
• Chapter 22. Novelty on the matrices of weighing
• Chapter 23. Segmenting low-carbon tourists by low-carbon travel scale.

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Other format(s)

Also available in print.

Other title(s)

Research on the evolution of IT and the rise of E-society

ISBN

9781522572152 (ebook)

OCLC

1048663846

Doi

10.4018/978-1-5225-7214-5

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