• An autoethnography of trusted data governance with a focus on food data 

  Costello, Jim (University College Cork, 2018)

  Trusted data is today as topical as it is elusive. Data governance is, or should be the guide to trusted data. However, as the world of data grows at an unprecedented rate, the clarity on its accuracy, appropriateness and ...
• Critical success factors for data governance: a theory building approach 

  Alhassan, Ibrahim (University College Cork, 2018)

  Thinking about data strategically is a challenge for many organisations today. Governing data has become vital in running a business successfully. In recent years, the volume of data used within organisations has increased ...
• Towards successful e-government initiatives: exploring the adaptation strategies of public sector middle managers 

  Binsaif, Nasser (University College Cork, 2018)

  Over the last two decades, research on the adoption and technology acceptance of new information systems by users has provided very valuable insights. Most of this research has focused on the impact on citizens in a bid ...
• Exploring characteristics of IT capability in enabling a customer-focused strategy 

  AlHarbi, Ahmed M. (University College Cork, 2017)

  The customer-focused approach is a prominent trend pursued by organisations. Every part of an organisation that follows this approach has a role in the success of that organisation's customer-focused strategy. The role of ...
• Exploring the Information behaviour of expectant and new mothers: a longitudinal study 

  Mahony, Carolanne (University College Cork, 2017)

  The rise in online information-seeking raises important questions for information systems researchers, such as how can we tailor information resources to meet the needs of diverse user groups? The study of information ...

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