• The application of an immersive design process to investigate theories for motion sickness in virtual reality data visualisations 

  Hill, Ultan (University College Cork, 2020-01-04)

  Virtual Reality (VR) technology allows a person to be taken from their current environment and into an entirely new, digital and immersive one. Because of this capability, it has been used in several fields as a data ...
• The relationship between information and the investor decision making process: an exploratory study 

  Creed, Anthony (University College Cork, 2019)

  The investment landscape continues to evolve and grow across the globe. The new investor demographic are using new technologies and information sources to invest, while the availability of financial information has ...
• An investigation of financial information and its presentation in online investing 

  Cotter, Aodán (University College Cork, 2020-01)

  Online financial investing has progressed in many ways since it first emerged as a practice two and a half decades ago. Much has changed in that time, nothing more so than the information needed to make financial decisions ...
• Enhancing information quality as part of the disease surveillance system in Malawi, Africa: reflections on a mHealth intervention 

  Andersson, Bo; Wu, Tsung-Shu Joseph; O'Donoghue, John; Mastellos, Nikolaos; Thompson, Matthew; Hardy, Victoria; Ide, Nicole; Heavin, Ciara; O'Connor, Yvonne; Carlsson, Sven; Chirambo, Griphin Baxter; Lee, Hsin-yi (Association for Information Systems, 2017)

  Public health surveillance and response to disease outbreaks is still a hurdle in many developing countries across sub-Saharan Africa. Pivotal in disease surveillance and response is the reliance on valid information, ...
• Blended stakeholder participation for responsible Information Systems research 

  McCarthy, Stephen; Rowan, Wendy; Lynch, Laura; Fitzgerald, Ciara (2020)

  Information Systems (IS) research is often conducted under the assumption that technology use leads to positive outcomes for different stakeholders. However, many IS studies demonstrate limited evidence of having engaged ...

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