• Exploring capabilities driving SME development of technological readiness within the marine sector 

  Sadeghi Gargari, Negar (University College Cork, 2022-05-18)

  SMEs contribute to the economy along with industrial expansion. However, there are challenges for SMEs in the present environment to keep pace with the turbulent technological advances, and most new technologies fail to ...
• The analysis, design, and development of a digital contact tracing prototype application for the identification of passengers in the event of a biological threat scenario onboard an airplane 

  Gleeson, Michael (University College Cork, 2021-10-31)

  With the ever-increasing global aviation network, contagion can spread anywhere in the world within 24 hours. As a result, the potential risk of introduction and spread of infectious disease is on the rise. With over four ...
• Interactive linkages, non-interactive linkages, and innovative activity in the offshore renewable energy sector 

  Barrett, Shane (University College Cork, 2021)

  Previous firm level studies have provided evidence of a positive relationship between external knowledge linkages (interactive and non-interactive) and innovative activity. However, empirical evidence for the offshore ...
• Exploring the benefit of apps operating under PSD2 to consumers 

  Horgan, Conor. (University College Cork, 2021-10-01)

  The financial services industry has undergone major disruption as the evolution of information technology has necessitated an unprecedented change to business models. Regardless of whether financial institutions and consumers ...
• An examination of the deprivation amplification hypothesis: an application to GAA pitches in Ireland 

  O'Mullane, Colm (University College Cork, 2022-05-06)

  Research Question – This study analyses the levels of accessibility to GAA pitches and aims to discern whether those who live in more deprived areas have worse levels of accessibility, in line with the deprivation amplification ...

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