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NEOhio.us: Using Knowledge Discovery to Plan a Smart Community

Description: In this project, three partners in Cleveland - a cooperative (NEOhio.us), a university (Kent State University), and a public library system (Cleveland Public Library)- will engage in knowledge discovery by consulting experts across a range of knowledge topics relevant to planning a Cooperative, a longstanding American form of organization democratically governed by its members. These relevant topics include Cooperatives themselves, Cooperatives’ Law, Economics, Ethics, Government, Information T… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Cullen, Brenda
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Digital Publications for Enhanced Global News Coverage: A Study on Information

Description: The rapid growth of digital media has substantially influenced news reporting globally, presenting both opportunities and challenges. This article examines the impact of the convergence of digital and traditional media channels on the global accessibility, uniformity, and comprehensiveness of news reporting. The digital revolution has facilitated the quick dissemination of information, which ensures timeliness and expands the audience. However, it also often compromises journalistic ethics and … more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Alghamdi, Ziyad
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Asian Immigrants’ Diabetes Health Knowledge Sources

Description: This study explores how Asian immigrants, especially Koreans and Asian Indians, find the health information they need. It looks at how factors like age, language skills, education, and insurance affect their ability to access reliable health knowledge. By listening to the experiences of 171 immigrants, the research uncovers the unique challenges they face and highlights the need for better support to bridge these gaps.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Kim, Yong-Mi
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Partner: UNT College of Information

System Thinking as a Bedrock for System Integration

Description: This research delves into the critical role of system thinking in integrating various subsystems effectively. By examining ten common patterns that disrupt integration, the research uncovers the underlying causes and offers practical solutions. It emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach and shared knowledge to overcome these challenges, ultimately aiming for smoother and more efficient system operations.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Abbas, Yawar
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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The Personal Touch: A Qualitative Dive into the Knowledge Networks of Librarians

Description: Imagine a world where librarians are not just keepers of books but also dynamic connectors within a vast web of knowledge. This study dives into the intricate networks that librarians weave to share insights and solve everyday challenges. By listening to the experiences of 280 librarians, author uncover the unique hurdles they face in accessing and recognizing expertise within their circles. The stories reveal how they navigate these obstacles, emphasizing the need for supportive environments t… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Wiley, Jennilyn M.
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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The Personal Touch: A Qualitative Dive into the Knowledge Networks of Librarian

Description: This study explores how librarians share knowledge and activate social networks to solve job-related problems. An online survey of 280 librarians in 2019 identifies barriers and coping strategies. Findings, to be published in 2025, will highlight demographic differences and provide insights for better institutional support of professional networks.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Wiley, Jennilyn M.
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Mapping Ethical Pathways for the Responsible Use of Generative AI (GAI) in Education in the Absence of Formal Ethical Guidelines

Description: The study aimed to develop a comprehensive framework for ethical GAI use in education by addressing the current lack of standardized ethical guidelines. This framework considered the complex interplay between technological innovation like GAI and traditional academic values, providing a foundation for responsible GAI integration in education. By synthesizing insights from both authoritative sources like the American library Association (ALA) and AI-generated content using ChatGPT query, this re… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Onye, Uriel
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Partner: UNT College of Information

What Makes a City Smart? Rebuilding Civic Knowledge Infrastructures

Description: This presentation explores the concept of Smart Cities, emphasizing the importance of rebuilding civic knowledge infrastructures. It highlights key concepts such as discoverability and building relationships, and discusses the role of existing knowledge structures in enhancing information accessibility. The research underscores the need for mobile-first design and collaborative efforts to bridge digital equity gaps.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Turner, Christina
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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What Makes a City Smart? Rebuilding Civic Knowledge Infrastructures

Description: Finding up-to-date, accurate, comprehensible information on the internet is relatively easy when the source of that information is a large enterprise with the budget and profit or mission incentive to staff full teams that create and maintain their communications at a national and international scale. Local information about unofficial and grassroots programs is passed directly by word of mouth and can often be reasonably confirmed over the phone, or from posts on a social platform when the qua… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Turner, Christina
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Partner: UNT College of Information

GAI Adoption in Salvadoran Higher Education: Ethics and Knowledge Management in the Global South

Description: The study explores how Salvadoran university students are using generative AI tools, with 74.93% of students aged 18-21 reporting usage. It highlights the need for educational institutions to support ethical AI use, as 16.30% of non-users cite ethical concerns. The research also emphasizes the importance of equitable access to AI technology, considering socio-economic factors and varying academic disciplines, to ensure effective and fair AI integration in education.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Valdivieso, Tizziana & González, Oscar
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Partner: UNT College of Information

From Data to Justice: Creating Ethical AI Through Knowledge Management

Description: The AI revolution is transforming our world at an unprecedented pace. This study delves into how AI developments are reshaping various sectors, from healthcare to finance, and the massive economic potential they hold. It also addresses the critical ethical challenges we face, such as ensuring fairness and transparency in AI systems. By integrating knowledge management practices, we can support the development of ethical AI, fostering a future where technology serves humanity justly and equitabl… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Rhem, Anthony J.
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Towards Practical Mechanisms to Address Tacit Knowledge Management in Higher Learning Institutions

Description: This study investigates tacit knowledge management (TKM) in higher learning institutions (HLIs) in Kenya. It identifies challenges such as inadequate infrastructure and lack of TKM policies. Using theoretical frameworks and a mixed research approach, the study proposes a TKM framework to enhance knowledge retention and sharing. The findings emphasize the importance of leadership, technology, and organizational culture in effectively managing tacit knowledge.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Murumba, Joan Wakasa; Kwanya, Tom & Maina, Jane Cherono
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Examining the Synergies of Artificial Intelligence and Information Science/Knowledge Management: Potential Applications for High-Tech Enterprises in Brazil

Description: It highlights how AI can improve KM practices, leading to better operations, smarter decision-making, and a competitive edge. The study includes real-world examples and offers practical advice for integrating AI and KM effectively It highlights how AI can improve KM practices, leading to better operations, smarter decision-making, and a competitive edge.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Merlo, Tereza Raquel & Alvares, Lillian Maria Araujo de Rezende
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Knowledge-Driven Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Exploring Digital Technologies and Platforms for Business Viability Among Immigrant Entrepreneurs

Description: This study explores the use of digital technologies and platforms (DTPs) among immigrant entrepreneurs to acquire knowledge and shape creation and growth of their ventures. Immigrant entrepreneurs face business viability concerns due to small size of ventures, concentration in ethnic enclaves and their focus on limited to low margin or highly competitive sectors. The extant literature illustrates that use of DTPs can shape creation of new business models, products, forms of innovation and allow… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Makani, Joyline
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Challenges of Knowledge Loss: A Case Study in an Information Organization

Description: In today's fast-paced world, public libraries face significant challenges when it comes to preserving valuable knowledge. This study dives into the heart of these issues, particularly focusing on how losing experienced staff and dealing with outdated technology can impact a library's operations. By interviewing library staff and analyzing critical incidents, the research uncovers the types of knowledge that are most at risk, such as expert know-how and institutional memory. It also highlights p… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Jin, Tao & Kleinpeter, Scott
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Will Computers be able to Exhibit Artificial Intuition

Description: This study conducts a survey with intuition and AI experts, supplemented by an extended survey of business executives, uncovers varying views on artificial intuition. Intuition experts are generally less optimistic compared to AI experts, while business executives show more optimism about its future. The study suggests that Humanics could soon become a significant field, with intuition playing a crucial role in executive decision-making alongside data-driven approaches. Additionally, the develo… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Liebowitz, Jay
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Preserving Human Creativity and Sparking Motivation in an AI-Driven World

Description: Artificial Intelligence and large language models have emerged as transformative forces in society - particularly in knowledge consumption, sharing, and cultural understanding. However, their permanence in our lives does not guarantee that they are always beneficial. The potential negative impacts of AI/LLMs on knowledge management and global citizenship are significant and must be addressed. How should we adapt to an AI/LLM-driven world while preserving (and sparking) human creativity, individ… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Humphrey, Daniel
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Aligning the Pillars that Support Knowledge Management

Description: The study focuses on how organizations can better align their Knowledge Management (KM) efforts. By identifying and integrating traditional, current, and emerging pillars of KM, Huffine emphasizes the need for cohesive strategies that involve technology, human resources, and governance. He also highlights the growing importance of diversity, equity, inclusion, and artificial intelligence in KM. The presentation offers practical insights on using integrated assessments and participative governan… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Huffine, Richard
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Herbal Taxonomy and the Community Archives in Pakistan

Description: This study aims to develop a taxonomy of the indigenous herbs used by the Baloch- a minority ethnic group in Pakistan. Nearly half of the world's population lives in rural areas and 90% of them live in developing countries. Pakistan’s nomads and the diaspora aboriginal communities (Baloch, Pashtun, Tajik, Kochi, and many more) still live either in the mountains or in the isolated deserts. To cure their illnesses, they heavily rely on wild plants that grow naturally. This medicinal wisdom is pas… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Alizai, Kinza
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Lean Information: Eliminating Information Waste

Description: This study emphasizes the significance of Lean Information in reducing waste and enhancing data quality. It underscores the necessity for high-quality, useful information in ethical AI and knowledge management. A case study is presented, demonstrating how Lean Information principles can be applied in medical concilium to save time and money, improve patient care, and minimize risks. This approach ensures that information is not only managed well but is also intrinsically valuable and effective … more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Hyams, Ron
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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Operational DEI and Knowledge Management - Co-Producing Knowledge to Build Inclusive and Future-Ready Organisations

Description: This paper examines the incorporation of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) into Knowledge management (KM) frameworks, emphasizing the importance of embedding DEI principals into the operational processes of organisations to achieve long term success and enhance operational readiness. Through the Acies DEI frameworks, we intent to demonstrate how aligning DEI with KM practices not only foster collaboration and innovation but also drives people centric operational excellence. The concept of O… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Dhillon, Rajesh Singh
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Partner: UNT College of Information

Building Equitable Knowledge Partnerships for Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals

Description: The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are highly interdependent, requiring coordinated efforts that integrate diverse knowledge systems. SDG 17 emphasizes partnerships, underscoring the importance of cross-sector collaboration to advance sustainability. This workshop explores how knowledge managers and information professionals can create the infrastructure necessary to foster effective partnerships across sectors. Specifically, it examines the role of Information Action Brief… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Kemboi, Gladys; Cummings, Sarah; Sanz, Rocio; Boyes, Bruce; Albright, Kendra; Chu, Clara M et al.
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Partner: UNT College of Information

How to… Integrate KM activities into our Daily Tasks?

Description: It focuses on how to seamlessly integrate Knowledge Management (KM) activities into everyday tasks. It includes real-world case studies, foundational concepts, and practical tips to improve how organizations create, store, share, and use knowledge. The goal is to provide actionable insights that help businesses manage critical knowledge more effectively, ensuring it is utilized efficiently in daily operations.
Date: October 2024
Creator: Heisig, Peter
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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The Role of Social Media Marketing on Consumer Behavior and Luxury Brand

Description: This study examines the impact of social media marketing on luxury brands and consumer behavior, addressing a significant gap in existing research. Despite the pervasive adoption of social media across various sectors, luxury brands have been slow to engage fully with these platforms. This research employed content analysis of 16 articles published between 2010 and 2021, aimed at understanding how luxury brands utilize social media to influence consumer relationships and purchasing decisions. F… more
Date: October 2024
Creator: Alenezi, Abdullah Heleil
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Partner: UNT College of Information
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