网络信息安全及信息安全性等级研究

介绍了网络信息安全的概念和网络信息安全的目标,分析了近年来国内外信息安全发展的新动向,最后介绍了美国的＂DoD可信计算机系统评估准则＂和我国的计算机信息系统安全保护等级划分准则。     

试论Mindmap在Big6信息问题解决模型中的应用

通过对Big6和Mindmap相关理论的介绍,论述了Big6信息问题解决模型任务驱动性特征与Mindmap发散性思维结合使用对信息问题解决过程的帮助,讨论Mindmap在Big6过程的中具体应用。     

从三个“壬年学制”看中国近代大学学科体系的演进

本文拟以中国20世纪前期的学制演变入手,通过对中国近代大学学科设置和发展的具体考察,探讨中国近代大学学科体系的特点,借机理顺其发展轨迹,以期揭示近代中国整个大学群体学科体系的近代化之路,并对其在近代化进程中的得失作出公正客观的评价。     

高校学科建设中存在的问题及对策探讨

高校是现阶段我国高等人才输出最重要的基地,高等学校建设水平的优劣中差直接会影响一个国家在人力资源上的实力储备。高校始终是以教授知识为目的,这就意味着高校学科建设工作在高校的整体建设工作中发挥着重要作用。在当前,我国高校学科建设存在的问题很明显,本文的主要内容就是对现阶段我国高校学科建设存在的问题进行分析,并寻求解决问题的对策。     

大学生信息素养及创新能力培养研究——基于经济信息检索与利用教学

本文在深入研究信息素养与创新能力内涵及关联的基础上,阐述了经济信息检索与利用教学对于大学生的信息素养和创新能力培养的重要意义,提出了在教学环境、师资队伍、教学环节等方面进行《经济信息检索与利用》教学的对策。     

运动训练专业改革的问题、原因及策略研究

运动训练专业是体现体育自身特色的支撑专业。采用文献资料法、比较分析法、数理统计法等,对运动训练专业改革的问题、原因和基本策略进行了研究,运动训练专业要获得独立发展的空间,克服专业性不足的现状,就必须以正确的体育观和教育观为指导,重视对专业培养目标的定位研究,促进专业教育体制改革,发展专业支撑学科,加强专业教材建设。     

Affordances and constraints processes of smart service systems: Insights from the case of seaport security in Ghana

Although smart service systems have received increasing attention in information systems research, their affordances and constraints processes are less studied. In this study, we draw on interpretive case study methodology and technology affordances and constraints theory to investigate a smart service system use for seaport security in Ghana. With insights from the case of Ghana, we introduce an affordance constraints process as a framework to complement the existing affordance actualisation process framework in information systems. Thus, this study contributes to affordance theory with a new constraints process. The study’s findings show that smart service systems for seaport security afford autonomous access control, real-time security monitoring, and autonomous data capturing for analytics and reporting. However, such affordances can be constrained by power and internet outages, limited storage capacity, and device breakdowns. From these findings, we discuss implications for theory, research, and practice as well as limitations and directions for future research.     

Forty years of the International Journal of Information Management: A bibliometric analysis

In 2019, the International Journal of Information Management (IJIM) celebrated its 40th year of publication. This study commemorates this event by presenting a retrospect of the journal. Using a range of bibliometric tools, we find that the journal has grown impressively in terms of publication and citation. The contributions come from all over the world, but the majority are from Europe and the United States. The journal has mostly published empirical articles, with its authors dominantly using quantitative methodology. Further, the culture of collaboration has increased among authors over the years. The journal publishes on a number of including managing information systems, information technologies and their application in business, technology acceptance among consumers, using information systems for decision making, social perspectives on knowledge management, and information research from the social science perspective. Regression analysis reveals that article attributes such as article order, methodology, presence of authors from Europe, number of references, number of keywords, and abstract length have a significant association with the citations. Finally, we find that conceptual and review articles have a positive association with citations.     

Industry Norms as Predictors of IT Outsourcing Behaviors

How do firm-specific factors impact strategic IT decisions such as IT outsourcing? Do non-financial factors influence these decisions? Whereas prior IT outsourcing research has focused primarily on normative, economic drivers of IT outsourcing, we find evidence of firm-specific non-financial factors influencing IT outsourcing decisions. We focus on the social influence perspective and use IT outsourcing decisions as exemplars of strategic IT decisions. Using a data sample of 77 outsourcing contracts from the automotive industry from 1995 to 2010, we find that even after controlling for financial factors, industry average levels of outsourcing can be used to distinguish strategic outsourcing behaviors of firms for IT enabled services. Firms with above-average levels of IT outsourcing tended to further increase outsourcing, a behavior consistent with perceived Red Queen competitive pressures. Firms with below-average levels of IT outsourcing showed no measurable trends of either increasing or decreasing outsourcing levels. This suggests that firm-specific factors influence IT outsourcing decisions and deviations from non-financial industry norms can indicate how firms make strategic IT decisions.     

Fifty years of information management research: A conceptual structure analysis using structural topic modeling

Information management is the management of organizational processes, technologies, and people which collectively create, acquire, integrate, organize, process, store, disseminate, access, and dispose of the information. Information management is a vast, multi-disciplinary domain that syndicates various subdomains and perfectly intermingles with other domains. This study aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the information management domain from 1970 to 2019. Drawing upon the methodology from statistical text analysis research, this study summarizes the evolution of knowledge in this domain by examining the publication trends as per authors, institutions, countries, etc. Further, this study proposes a probabilistic generative model based on structural topic modeling to understand and extract the latent themes from the research articles related to information management. Furthermore, this study graphically visualizes the variations in the topic prevalences over the period of 1970 to 2019. The results highlight that the most common themes are data management, knowledge management, environmental management, project management, service management, and mobile and web management. The findings also identify themes such as knowledge management, environmental management, project management, and social communication as academic hotspots for future research.