Titlebook: South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists; 44th Annual Conferen Aurona Gerber,Marijke Coetzee Conference

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A Review of Knowledge Sharing Challenges within E-government Projects: A Perspective of the Ipe Knows. These projects include software development projects. Studies have developed literature reviews to highlight knowledge sharing challenges existing within different types of software development projects but there is currently no review that looks at the challenges in the context of e-government p

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Factors Influencing the Use of Parental Control Software (PCS) Used by Parents in South Africa children’s online activities. The influx of new technology and easily accessible online content prompted many parents to use PCS. As informed by the Protection Motivation Theory (PMT), we investigated the factors influencing parents’ use of PCS in South Africa. Semi-structured interviews were condu

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Towards a Taxonomy of Technological Innovations in Higher Educationical innovations and their use. Academics in this field have suggested that the limitation stems from lack of comprehension of the fundamental characteristics of the different innovations. The study aims to build towards addressing this problem through the development of a taxonomy to provide distin

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Factors Affecting Code Security in South African Organization partly due to vulnerabilities in the systems, specifically in the code, that can be exploited by cyber attackers. Given that cyber related attacks have been more prominent on the African continent, this study seeks to identify and understand the factors affecting code security in South African orga

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Exploring the Suitability of the TOE Framework and DOI Theory Towards Understanding AI Adoption as P contributing to increasing the likelihood of achieving the organisational adoption of AI that has a positive outcome. AI is part of complex sociotechnical systems, and an organisation can be seen as a giant cybernetic collective, with a shared objective function. We argue that the technological-org