Jan H. Kroeze

Publications

• Amending Dynamic Capability Theory for Information Systems Research on the Reskilling of Coal Miners in an AI-Driven Era
• An Integrated Conceptual Framework to Assess Small and Rural Municipalities’ Readiness for Smart City Implementation: A Systematic Literature Review
• An Interaction Design Dome to Guide Software Robot Development in the Banking Sector
• Towards a Framework to Gauge the Impact of Internet Radio on Dispersed Communities in the Western Region of Ghana
• Message from the conference chairs
• Facebook and dataveillance: Demonstrating a multimodal discourse analysis
• Perceptions of online banking custodians on system development and user behaviour: An empirical study
• A socio-technical approach to information security
• Digital humanities and information systems: Strengthening a tradition of innovation
• Message from the president of SAICSIT
• The theme of hermeneutics in is - The need for a structured literature review
• On the shortage of engineering in recent information systems research
• Adopting eModeration: Understanding the user experience in this organizational change
• An HCI approach to translating a paper-based registration form into an electronic web form: Individual tax registration example
• A framework to assist organizations with IT adoption governance
• Why using a design and creation strategy to translate a paperbased form into an E-registration web form using HCI principles falls within the context of design science
• Aligning African computing disciplines' graduate attributes with international standards
• A framework to analyze E-Government OSS adoption benefits
• Americas conference on information systems AMCIS2012 seattle interpretivism in IS - A postmodernist (or postpositivist?) knowledge theory
• Graduateness of computing students in a Sub-Saharan African context
• EModeration: Towards a User Experience Evaluation Framework
• Investigating Users' Perception of Stakeholder Approach during IT Adoption in Organizations
• Towards decolonizing and africanizing computing education in south africa
• Online banking users' perceptions in South Africa: An exploratory empirical study
• Using a user experience evaluation framework for eModeration
• Towards a model on security challenges during closed source software to OSS migrations
• Digital humanities and information systems: Innovating two research traditions
• Preface
• Message from the President of SAICSIT
• Message from the SaiCSit president
• Towards a heuristic model for usable and secure online banking
• Transdisciplinarity in information systems:Extended reflections
• Asterisms: A metaphor for information systems interdisciplinary relationships
• System usability scale evaluation of online banking services: A South African study
• Is the Philosophy of the Information Systems Discipline Informed by the Arts and Humanities?
• Key Factors for Assessing Small and Rural Municipalities’ Readiness for Smart City Implementation
• Africanization of HCI Teaching and Learning
• The Perceptions of Smallholder Farmers on the Use of Mobile Technology: A Naturalistic Inquiry in Zimbabwe
• Message from the conference chairs
• Building capacity and developing human capital: An exploration of curriculum development in ICT programmes at South African universities
• Interpretivism in IS � a postmodernist (or postpositivist?) knowledge theory
• Forthcoming
• Aligning African Computing disciplines' graduate attributes with international standards
• An integrative modelling technique bridging the gap between business and information systems development
• eModeration: The Validation of a User Experience Evaluation Framework
• Towards a framework for online information security applications development: A socio-technical approach
• User Experience Evaluation in eModeration: The Case of Higher Education Institutions in Developing Countries
• A Systematic Literature Review of Qualitative Gamification Studies in Higher Education
• A Conceptual Information Security Culture Framework for Higher Learning Institutions
• Social Exclusion in Gamified Information Systems
• Guidelines for the Design and Creation of a Web Form to Facilitate the Registration of First Time Tax Payers: An HCI Approach
• The Double Wave Data Warehouse Hardware Architecture for Business Intelligence Implementation
• Ecis 2010 panel report: Humanities-enriched information systems
• Engineering students at the Vaal university of technology: Analysing learning style preferences
• ICT to disempower? A perspective on ICT as postmodern agent
• Considerations in grounded theory method research: A reflection on the lessons learned
• Achieving the efficiency frontier in IT service delivery
• Optimising the value chain in the automotive industry using B2B portals
• Introduction of e-learning material to engineering students at the vaal university of technology: Measuring academic success
• ICT to disempower? A perspective on ICT as postmodern agent
• Using queuing theory to reduce the number of abandoned calls at a central service desk
• Guidelines for the design and creation of a web form to facilitate the registration of first time tax payers: An HCI approach
• The double wave data warehouse hardware architecture for business intelligence implementation
• An ontology-driven software development framework
• The mutualistic relationship between information systems and the humanities
• Postmodernism, interpretivism, and formal ontologies
• Ontology goes postmodern in ICT
• Probing some theoretical aspects of practitioner-based inquiry research in information systems
• Towards a framework for decision making regarding IT adoption
• Ecis 2010 panel report: Humanities-enriched information systems
• Humanities-enriched information systems
• Practitioner based research in Information Systems
• Towards a Framework for Decision Making Regarding IT Adoption
• 2010
• Social Network Analysis to optimize tax enforcement effort
• Towards a framework for decision making regarding IT adoption
• Towards a management framework to protect sensitive information during migrations
• Transdisciplinarity in IS: The next frontier in Computing disciplines
• Maneuvering multi-dimensional language data: A code shuttle with XML and database-operation functions
• Achieving the Efficiency Frontier in IT Service Delivery
• Achieving the efficiency frontier in IT service delivery (full paper)
• An ontology-driven software development framework (full paper)
• Considerations in Grounded Theory Method Research: A Reflection on the Lessons Learned
• Considerations in Grounded Theory research method: A reflection on the lessons learned (full paper)
• Engineering students at the Vaal University of Technology: Analysing learning style preferences (full paper)
• Forthcoming
• Guidelines for the design and creation of a web form to facilitate the registration of first time tax payers: An HCI approach (full paper)
• Humanities-enriched information systems
• ICT to Disempower? A Perspective on ICT as Postmodern Agent
• ICT to disempower? A perspective on ICT as postmodern agent (full paper)
• Introduction of E-learning Material to Engineering Students at the Vaal University of Technology: Measuring Academic Success
• Introduction of e-learning material to engineering students at the Vaal University of Technology: Measuring academic success (full paper)
• Ontology goes postmodern in ICT
• Optimising the Value Chain in the Automotive Industry Using B2B Portals
• Optimizing the value chain in the automotive industry using B2B portals (full paper)
• Postmodernism, interpretivism, and formal ontologies
• Probing some theoretical aspects of practioner-based inquiry research in Information Systems
• The Double Wave Data Warehouse hardware architecture for business intelligence implementation (full paper)
• The mutualistic relationship between Information Systems and the Humanities (full paper
• Using Queuing Theory to Reduce the Number of Abandoned Calls at a Central Service Desk
• The Role of ICT within Small and Medium Enterprises in Gauteng
• Guiding Principles for Developing Adaptive Software Products
• The role of ICT within small and medium enterprises in Gauteng
• Discovering unknown patterns in free text
• A revised modelling quality framework
• A computer-assisted exploration of the semantic role frameworks in Genesis 1:1-2:3
• A grounding framework for developing adaptive software products
• Using ICTs to become a competitive SME in South Africa
• Issues in software development practices: A South African software practitioners' viewpoint
• The use of disruptive information technologies for competitive advantage in the banking sector of South Africa
• Development and implementation of an institutional repository within a science, engineering and technology (SET) environment
• A revised modelling quality framework
• Alternatives for the nominative in Biblical Hebrew
• Information Systems and the humanities: A symbiotic relationship? (Inaugural lecture
• Issues in software development practices: A South African software practitioners' viewpoint
• Practical considerations in Grounded Theory method research
• Round-tripping Biblical Hebrew linguistic data
• What do we achieve by making Honours students write research papers? Proceedings of the 35th Conference of the Southern African Computer Lecturers� Association July 3rd � 6 th, 2005, Kasane Botswana
• From tags to topic maps: using marked-up Hebrew text to discover linguistic patterns
• A Grounding Framework for Developing Adaptive Software Products
• Bootstrapping an XML schema of syntactic functions into a skeleton ontology
• Discovering unknown patterns in free text (updated version)
• Guiding principles for developing adaptive software products
• The role of an ICT research professor in South Africa
• The use of disruptive technologies for competitive advantage in the banking sector of South Africa
• Using ICTs to become a competitive SME in South Africa
• Development and implementation of an institutional repository within a science, engineering and technology environment
• Interactive network graphs of Biblical Hebrew data
• Visualizing mappings of semantic and syntactic functions
• Linguistic information [systems] - a humanistic endeavour
• Constructing an XML database of linguistics data
• Sacred space in cyberspace: An African perspective
• Differentiating between data-mining and text-mining terminology
• Slicing and dicing a linguistic data cube
• The impact of the internet on organisational culture within the IT industry
• Towards a multidimensional linguistic database of Biblical Hebrew clauses
• Differentiating data- and text-mining terminology
• Information technology and the human person in an African context
• The challenges of teaching introductory programming concepts to large
• Alternatives for the nominative in Biblical Hebrew
• Developing a multi-level analysis of Jonah using html
• Inter- and Transdisciplinary Enrichment between Information Systems and the Humanities
• South African research contributions to Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1973–2022