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Showing 1 to 20 of 22 for “"T Technoleg (Cyffredinol)"”.
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Investigating the Impact of Transformational Leadership Style on Employee Job Satisfaction in Fintech Companies in Wales
This study examines the idiosyncrasies of transformational leadership that focus on usability in fintech platforms, its cascading effects on employee satisfaction, followed by customer satisfaction. Guided by transformational leadership and affordance theories, the study develops a conceptual …
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The novel Proof of Efficiency (PoEf) Consensus Mechanism: improved efficiency and cybersecurity for Blockchain-based Supply Chain Management Systems.
The rapid growth of blockchain technology in Supply Chain Management (SCM) since 2016 has highlighted the need for faster, more reliable, and transparent data exchanges. However, current blockchain consensus mechanisms struggle to meet the efficiency and scalability requirements of modern SCM …
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Investigating EMV chip and pin card security
Following the COVID-19 outbreak in 2019, there was a global shift towards card payments over traditional cash transactions, preferring chip and pin cards. Within the context of this study, these are called EMV cards. In the financial industry, the EMV protocol is a global standard for credit and …
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From practice to theory: computational studies on fluorescence detection and laser therapy in dermatology
Computational studies on light‐tissue interactions in medical treatment and diagnosis have offered deeper insights in the processes underlying laser treatments and fluorescence measurements. I apply this approach in the study of fluorescence detection and of laser therapy. First, I investigate …
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Shirdi Sai Baba Online : devotion in cyberspace.
Summary This brief study brings together two previously unrelated academic discourses in the field of the study of religion. Firstly, the scholarly work on Shirdi Sai Baba – an enigmatic, holy figure whose popularity has grown significantly throughout the twentieth century. The second discourse is …
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Investigating the Impact of Enterprise Social Media on Job Satisfaction of Chinese Employees in Public Sector: Empirical Study on DingTalk
Over past decades, the digital wave of various technology tools, such as enterprise social media (ESM), has disrupted the routine practices, structures, and relationships of contemporary organisations in China in novel ways. The emerging ESM, such as DingTalk, now prevails and is adopted by …
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Improving Model Generalization of Pneumonia Detection from Chest Xray Images Using Deep Learning and Transfer Learning
Pneumonia continues to be a major global health threat and one of the leading causes of mortality, with chest X-rays serving as the primary diagnostic tool. Despite their promise, deep learning models for pneumonia detection often face limitations in generalization, performing strongly on familiar …
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Digital Health Interventions For Minimising Depression and Anxiety Among Young Individuals: A Systematic Review
Mental health challenges like depression and anxiety continue to affect a growing number of young people in the UK, especially those aged 15 to 24. In response, Digital Health Interventions (DHIs) have become increasingly important as accessible, tech-driven tools for support and treatment. This …
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HR and Candidate Perspectives on AI-driven Recruitment in the UK Hospitality Sector: Benefits, Challenges, and Future Directions
This dissertation investigates the perspectives held by HR and hospitality professionals on the use of AI-driven recruitment in the UK hospitality industry. Through the analysis of both empirical research and existing available data, it has been possible to understand further the benefits, …
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Automated throughput optimisation: a cost effective I4.0 solution
The escalating consumer demand for cost-effective, high-quality products has compelled manufacturers to enhance efficiency while curbing expenses. The emergence of Industry 4.0 (I4.0) technologies has ushered in an era of closed loop manufacturing, enabled by real-time data processing and feedback. …
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Managing global virtual teams in the London FinTech industry
Today, the number of organisations that are adopting virtual working arrangements has exploded, and the London FinTech industry is no exception. During recent years, FinTech companies have increasingly developed virtual teams as a means of connecting and engaging geographically dispersed workers, …
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The Value of Technology Transfer on the Development of Entrepreneurship Capabilities: A Study of the Educational Technology Industry in Hong Kong
Technology transfer, also known as knowledge transfer or knowledge exchange, is an integral mission of universities, supplementing their core functions of teaching, learning, and research. Each of the eight publicly funded universities in Hong Kong has set up Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) to …
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To explore strategies of personalised AI based e-learning to add value through training and development for healthcare staff: a case study of a care home in the UK
Personalised e-learning empowered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds promise for tailoring e-learning experiences to the specific needs and preferences of healthcare professionals to enhance the efficacy of e-learning and thereby delivery of care within healthcare and social care organisations. …
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The development of criteria and the subsequent evaluation of the available digital solutions for pharmaceutical care planning across ABUHB
Hospital pharmacists are routinely involved in patient care. Part of their work is to assess, monitor and advise on drug management during a patient’s hospital stay. Documentation of these interventions has historically been done via a paper Pharmaceutical Care Plan (PCP), kept separately to the …
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Impact of technology adoption as a key growth contributor for women micro businesses in Malaysia
Nowadays, technology evolution is essential for business growth. However, there are still loopholes in adopting technology in microbusinesses, especially amongst women microentrepreneurs. Less exposure to knowledge and experience has deterred them from adopting technology. This study examines the …
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Exploring the extent & impact of ICT use on Small and Medium Enterprises in Developing Countries: The case of urban women enterprises in Kampala, Uganda
Despite the improvements in access to and use of information and communication technology (ICT) around the world, there is evidence that suggests a persistent digital divide between and within countries. This gap is particularly evident in women small and medium enterprises in developing countries. …
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Stimulating the Malaysian Rural Community Centres through the rural digital economy under the Smart Village Enablement Program
The Malaysian government, through the Ministry of Rural Development, has identified the digital economy as a vehicle for catalysing socioeconomic improvement in the country, with a focus on rural communities. The introduction of the Smart Village Enablement Program would serve as the catalyst for …
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Is social media doing young people any good? A research study looking at the possible impacts of social media on young people.
The study set out to evaluate if social media is doing young people any good, looking at the possible impacts of social media on young people. The objectives of the study were to produce a in-depth literature review which critically analysed 5 themes: social media, cyberbullying, sleep deprivation, …
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