A study of social collaboration tools adoption methodology, driven by the increasing influence of technology savvy younger generation in the workforce.
In: Thoughts
22 Jul 2009My sincerest apologies to my supervisors, and also a big thank you for your understanding and patience. The events of these past few weeks have somewhat derailed the progress of my degree. However, slowly but surely I’m recomposing myself, regathering my thoughts and started writing again.
The paper from Hevner et. al. (2004) serves three purposes: It provides an introduction to IS research paradigm, proposed some guideline for design-science research, and use three examples to provide clarity on applying the guidelines in practice.
In: Book Review
3 Mar 2009This is not a book about IT, but some of the examples and cases do emphasise how IT is being used as the catalyst to radically change the way successful companies are managed and lead.
In: Annotation
2 Mar 2009The paper provides a guideline on how to write a good literature review, by taking experiences from the MISQ Review publication process.
In: Thoughts
23 Feb 2009After some consultation with my supervisors, I’ve updated my mission statement as follows:
Mission Statement: To provide insight from an IT perspective, as workplace habits and norms are changing influenced by the growing proportion of technology savvy younger generations in the workforce.
In: Book Review
18 Feb 2009I was intrigued by the title “Microsoft 2.0″, more so because 2.0 (as in Web 2.0) signifies something new, fresh, and innovative. But when was the last time we associate Microsoft with innovation? At most times, they just take or copy the current trend and include it in their offering. Or buy the company instead. But somehow, I’ve always felt that there is a silent revolution happening within Microsoft. Hence, at some level I was hoping that I can gain some insight and at the same time add some material for my research.
In: Thoughts
4 Feb 2009Ok, so I wanted to help companies understand the younger generation and get the most out of them, from an IT perspective. I shyed away from analysing the tools because I think that it is just means to an end. It’s like a trend, that can be replaced by something bigger, better, different, or more innovative in a drop of a hat.
In: Thoughts
3 Feb 2009After a couple of weeks of contemplating, I’m finally back with a new blog. I’ve decided to move platform from Joomla! to Wordpress because I think it is better for the things I want to do. So I do apologise to my supervisors if they are wondering why my RSS is broken.
As I’ve mentioned to John, one of my research supervisor, I’ve had some thoughts about altering my research. Not anything utterly major, but just a slight shift of focus.
I've set up this blog to record and collect my thoughts on my way to complete my research degree.
I intend to use this blog as a communication tool, not only with my research supervisors but also with everyone else who would like to share their experience and thoughts on the subject matter of my research.
To provide insight from an IT perspective, as workplace habits and norms are changing influenced by the growing proportion of technology savvy younger generations in the workforce.