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Carlo Minchillo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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LibGuides: Information Technology: Research
2013Co-Authors: Carlo MinchilloAbstract:Welcome to the Information Technology LibGuide. Find Information and resources for researching Information Technology topics.
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LibGuides: Information Technology: FAQs
2013Co-Authors: Carlo MinchilloAbstract:Welcome to the Information Technology LibGuide. Find Information and resources for researching Information Technology topics.
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LibGuides: Information Technology: Home
2013Co-Authors: Carlo MinchilloAbstract:Welcome to the Information Technology LibGuide. Find Information and resources for researching Information Technology topics.
D. Seedhouse - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Information Technology in health promotion
Health Education Research, 2008Co-Authors: T. P. Lintonen, A. I. Konu, D. SeedhouseAbstract:eHealth, the use of Information Technology to improve or enable health and health care, has recently been high on the health care development agenda. Given the vivid interest in eHealth, little reference has been made to the use of these technologies in the promotion of health. The aim of this present study was to conduct a review on recent uses of Information Technology in health promotion through looking at research articles published in peer-reviewed journals. Fifteen relevant journals with issues published between 2003 and June 2005 yielded altogether 1352 articles, 56 of which contained content related to the use of Information Technology in the context of health promotion. As reflected by this rather small proportion, research on the role of Information Technology is only starting to emerge. Four broad thematic application areas within health promotion were identified: use of Information Technology as an intervention medium, use of Information Technology as a research focus, use of Information Technology as a research instrument and use of Information Technology for professional development. In line with this rather instrumental focus, the concepts 'ePromotion of Health' or 'Health ePromotion' would come close to describing the role of Information Technology in health promotion.
T. P. Lintonen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Information Technology in health promotion
Health Education Research, 2008Co-Authors: T. P. Lintonen, A. I. Konu, D. SeedhouseAbstract:eHealth, the use of Information Technology to improve or enable health and health care, has recently been high on the health care development agenda. Given the vivid interest in eHealth, little reference has been made to the use of these technologies in the promotion of health. The aim of this present study was to conduct a review on recent uses of Information Technology in health promotion through looking at research articles published in peer-reviewed journals. Fifteen relevant journals with issues published between 2003 and June 2005 yielded altogether 1352 articles, 56 of which contained content related to the use of Information Technology in the context of health promotion. As reflected by this rather small proportion, research on the role of Information Technology is only starting to emerge. Four broad thematic application areas within health promotion were identified: use of Information Technology as an intervention medium, use of Information Technology as a research focus, use of Information Technology as a research instrument and use of Information Technology for professional development. In line with this rather instrumental focus, the concepts 'ePromotion of Health' or 'Health ePromotion' would come close to describing the role of Information Technology in health promotion.
Kazuo Nakamura - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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An introduction to quantum Information Technology : Quantum Information Technology
Nec Research & Development, 2020Co-Authors: Kazuo NakamuraAbstract:The importance of quantum Information Technology and its basic concept are outlined, focusing especially on a quantum computer and quantum cryptography. The following contents of this special issue and their relation are reviewed briefly.
Mehdi Khosrow-pour - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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The Human Side of Information Technology - The Human Side of Information Technology
1997Co-Authors: Edward J. Szewczak, Mehdi Khosrow-pourAbstract:From the Publisher: The influence of Information Technology is being felt throughout modern organizations, from the senior management level to line management to various clerical and support group levels. As IT has grown in sophistication along a broad range of technical aspects and features, organizational personnel have witnessed changes in organizational life and ways of doing business that have transformed their thinking about what it means to contribute effectively and efficiently to the well-being of their organizations. The Human Side of Information Technology Management provides valuable insight into many of the issues of the human side of Information Technology management, a side of IT impact that many experts feel has been underestimated or pushed aside by too much concern given to the technological side of IT. Read this book and learn about: user satisfaction with Information systems; impacts of office automation on employees; uses of computer-generated communication; the role of national culture and IT; and many more human-related issues of IT. Edward J. Szewczak is a professor and Chair of the MCIS Department at Canisius College in Buffalo, New York. He received a Ph.D. in MIS from the University of Pittsburgh in 1985. His Information systems research has been published in Data Base, European Journal of Operational Research, Information & Management, Information Resources Management Journal, Journal of Management Systems, Journal of Microcomputer Systems Management, Journal of MIS, Omega, and Simulation & Games as well as in a number of readings texts and scholarly conference proceedings. He has also co-edited two books of readings entitled Management Impacts of Information Technology: Perspectives on Organizational Change(1991) and Growth :The Human Side of Information Technology Management (1996), and Measuring Information Technology Investment Payoff: A Contemporary Approach (1999) published by Idea Group Publishing of Hershey, PA. He is currently an associate editor of the Information Resources Management Journal. Mehdi Khosrowpour is currently an Associate Professor of Information Systems at Penn State Harrisburg. He is the editor-in-charge of the Information Resources Management Journal, the annals of Cases on Information Technology Application and Management in Organizations and Information Management and consulting editor of the Information Technology Newsletter. In addition, he also serves on the editorial review boards of six other international Information systems journals and has authored/edited 10 books and more than 30 articles published in various scholarly and professional journals.
