Summary: Previous strategic information systems planning (SISP) studies have highlighted that an ideal SISP practice should emphasise on organisational learning (OL) in their SISP approach. Surprisingly, studies focusing on the extent of OL and its contextual factors are lacking. This study aims to develop and validate a model for assessing SI

Summary: Mobile Commerce also known as M-commerce is thought to be the next big phase in technologically dependent society after following E-commerce era. Mobile commerce has been a huge success in terms of individuals’ adoption in some markets like Japan, while, surprisingly, not as flourishing in others. However, its adoption and level of

Summary: The main purpose of this study is to add to the body of knowledge on the Resourcebased View (RBV) of public organisation‘s information technology management by developing and testing the causal relationship model. The underlying theory was grounded in the RBV of the organisation. In order to have better understanding in public organ

Summary: This study investigates the knowledge management (KM) readiness of the Sri Lankan telecommunication industry and the factors that contribute to KM Readiness. As the scope of the KM is very wide, this study was confined only to the knowledge creation and sharing processes of KM. Data were collected from 313 executives of seven companie

Summary: The increase of vehicular traffic in the cities is a major concern for the Traffic Management Systems worldwide. The way traffic flow is regulated in the cities directly or indirectly affects the citizen’s life. Thus there is need to optimize and regulate the flow of the traffic effectively to meet the ever increasing demand. This r

Summary: For the past 3 decades, the ‘Theory of Mind’ (ToM) seems to be the most established theory in explaining children with brain developmental disorder (BDD). The Theory of Mind is strongly linked to the cognitive perspective of emotion, where children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are incapable of understanding the affective st

Summary: The work of academic libraries is currently facing contentious changes (technology changes, economic turmoil, and global competitions) that need continuous up-to-date qualifications and skills for one to remain employable through one’s tenure. Occupational commitment has direct link to the whole organisation’s effectiveness, turno

Summary: Teenage pregnancy is a globalpublic health concern linked to higher morbidity and mortality for mothers and unborn babies. This study investigated pregnancy health information use behaviour of teen expectant mothers (TEMs)in public antenatal care (ANC) clinics in Tanzaniato make informed decisions during pregnancy and ascertained the

Summary: We have, without doubt, sent down the Message (Quran); and We will assuredly guard it (from corruption). (al-Hijr 15: 9) The Holy Quran is very important not only to Muslims, but to the whole world, because it is the constitution of the life all the time. Today, in the era of electronic revolution and information, the subsequent radic

Summary: The applications of the Internet technology have contributed in the advancements in many fields including education, business, health and entertainment. In the field of medicine, new concepts like telemedicine, e-medicine and health informatics have been introduced to optimize healthcare services. Driven by the needs to facilitate the