9th New Zealand Information Systems Doctoral Consortium
Auckland University of Technology, Auckland
14 July 2018
Proceedings
Andy Nguyen, The University of Auckland – Learning analytics in higher education: Improving teaching and learning by data analytics
Novy Nra Mokobombang, Auckland University of Technology – Ecosystem business models of open government data and data-driven companies
Bikash Pokhrel, Auckland University of Technology – A cloud computing e-government framework for developing countries: A design science approach
Adil Bilal, University of Canterbury – Role of perceived threats to personal information privacy on virtuous technophile, virtuous cultivation, and trust in the emerging technologies: A cross cultural comparison
David Rodreck, Victoria University of Wellington – Formation of inter-organisational digital platforms
Hanif Deylami, Auckland University of Technology – More than old wine in new bottles: A secure live virtual machine job migration framework for cloud systems integrity
Jitendra Hushare, University of Canterbury – IoT and its impact on future enterprise architecture
Melika Soleimani, Massey University – Strategic decision making through human insight and artificial intelligence
Prem Khanal, Victoria University of Wellington – IT-enabled frugal innovation
Saima Qutab, The University of Auckland – Governance mechanism of crowdsourcing practices in cultural heritage organisations: NZ-GLAM context
Thi Than Hoa Nguyen, Massey University – Supply chain visibility and its linkage to decision-making effectiveness: An exploratory study in the New Zealand supply chain context
Abid Shahzad, Auckland University of Technology – Xen hypervisor: Vulnerability and risk assessment process
Catherine Xin, Auckland University of Technology – Social information behaviour: Realising affordances to achieve goals on social networking sites
José Arriola Ortiz, The University of Auckland – From chaos to organized mass mobilisation: The role of social media in social tragedies