| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| A Design Theory for Secure Semantic E-Business Processes (SSEBP) |
2008 |
107 |
This dissertation develops and evaluates a Design theory. We follow the design science approach (Hevener, et al., 2004) to answer the following research question: "How can we formulate a design theory to guide the analysis and design of Secure Semant... |
| A longitudinal study of web-based homework |
2010 |
3945 |
This study examines the nature of web-based homework (WBH) by identifying the various factors inherent in the WBH learning environment and their impact on the performance of students. A primary contribution of this study is the longitudinal nature of... |
| A design science framework for research in health analytics |
2016 |
492 |
Data analytics provide the ability to systematically identify patterns and insights from a variety of data as organizations pursue improvements in their processes, products, and services. Analytics can be classified based on their ability to: explore... |
| Developing an understanding of the nature of accessibility and usability problems blind students face in web-enhanced instruction environments |
2011 |
4486 |
The central premise of this research is that blind and visually impaired (BVI) people cannot use the Internet effectively due to accessibility and usability problems. Use of the Internet is indispensable in today's education system that relies on Web... |
| Investigating intersubjectivity in peer-review-based, technology-enabled knowledge creation and refinement social systems |
2015 |
631 |
In peer-based knowledge creation domains, problem complexity and subjectivity of individual understanding impedes development of actors' competencies. Prior research remains ambivalent on whether interactions between peers lead to the development of ... |
| Investigating the impact of routinized health information technology on hospital effectiveness and quality of care |
2022 |
163 |
Between 2008 and 2018, US hospitals invested over $35B on Health Information Technology (HIT) in an effort to improve safety, satisfaction, and health outcomes of the patients while simultaneously reducing costs of care. Information Systems (IS) rese... |
| Strategic organizational engagement in social media to motivate directed action |
2014 |
2452 |
Little is known regarding organizations' high-level strategies toward social media. This research develops an empirically informed understanding of how organizations can engage in social media to accomplish their strategic goals. To develop an in for... |
| Understanding the interaction strategies of blind health IT users: a qualitative study |
2018 |
278 |
Blind and visually impaired (BVI) individuals face significant accessibility and usability problems while interacting with web and mobile applications. Current approaches to resolve those problems are overly techno-centric and ignore the role of BVI ... |
| Investigating the impact of health analytics on the cost and quality of care for patients with heart failure |
2016 |
1441 |
The healthcare industry is under tremendous pressure to improve the quality of care and provide more patient centric care, while reducing costs. The potential use of data analytics to address these health system issues has raised significant interest... |