Critical Success Factors and Challenges in Adopting Digital Transformation in the Saudi Ministry of Education

Alojail, Mohammed; Alshehri, Jawaher; Khan, Surbhi Bhatia

doi:10.3390/su152115492

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“…Healthcare businesses may now access the processing capacity required for advanced predictive analytics thanks to cloud computing [27]. Healthcare practitioners can leverage the cloud's potential to analyze data on epidemiology, forecast disease outbreaks, and develop proactive containment and response strategies by putting the suggested technique into practice.…”

Section: Predictive Analytics For Epidemicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Cloud Computing in Modernizing Healthcare IT Infrastructure

Tak

2023

J Arti Inte & Cloud Comp

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The modernization of healthcare IT infrastructure has been aided by cloud computing, which has revolutionized the methods for storing, processing, and accessing medical data. In order to better understand how cloud computing is contributing to the advancement of healthcare technology, this study will concentrate on how it affects the handling of data, seamless integration, and system efficiency in general. Significant benefits come from the use of cloud computing in healthcare, including improved scalability and flexibility in managing enormous volumes of patient data. By leveraging storage via cloud solutions, health care providers can seamlessly multiply the information they store storage capabilities, welcoming an increasing number of medical data and diagnostic imaging. Healthcare practitioners may now access data more easily thanks to its scalability, which encourages prompt and well-informed decision-making. Furthermore, cloud computing promotes smooth communication and data interchange by facilitating interoperability across heterogeneous healthcare systems. The integration of electronic medical records, or EHRs, and other health information systems is made possible by standardized interfaces and protocols, which foster a cohesive healthcare ecosystem. This interoperability promotes a more comprehensive approach to the treatment of patients in addition to improving provider collaboration. The study also addresses the consequences of cloud computing for maintaining data security and regulatory compliance. To protect sensitive patient data, cloud service providers frequently have strong security measures in place, like encryption and access controls. Furthermore, cloud infrastructure's flexibility enables healthcare companies to easily adjust to changing regulatory requirements. A critical first step toward modernization is the incorporation of cloud computing into healthcare IT infrastructure. Cloud-based solutions' scalability, interoperability, and security not only solves immediate problems but also sets the healthcare sector up for future advancements in healthcare and information storage.

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Section: Predictive Analytics For Epidemicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Cloud Computing in Modernizing Healthcare IT Infrastructure

Tak

2023

J Arti Inte & Cloud Comp

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Digital literacy and business transformation: social-cognitive learning perspectives in small business enterprises

Raharjo,

Afrianty,

Prakasa

2024

Cogent Business & Management

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Evaluating Post-Pandemic Undergraduate Student Satisfaction with Online Learning in Saudi Arabia: The Significance of Self-Directed Learning

Alshathry,

Alojail

2024

Applied Sciences

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Presently, numerous universities in Saudi Arabia have embraced online learning following the experience gained during the COVID-19 pandemic. While several studies have assessed the quality of online learning and student satisfaction during that period, limited research has explored students’ satisfaction post-pandemic control despite several universities planning to offer some courses online. Investigating student satisfaction post-pandemic is crucial for predicting the quality of online learning and assisting universities in enhancing the outcomes of online learning. Consequently, this study aims to examine student satisfaction with online learning by proposing a model derived from the updated Information System Success Model. The updated model factors include system quality, service quality, and information quality, supplemented by student–student interaction quality and self-directed learning. Data were collected from a sample of 150 undergraduates at King Saud University in the second semester of the 2023–2024 academic year. The research model was validated using the PLS approach. The findings indicated that only self-directed learning significantly affects students’ satisfaction with online learning. This study contributes theoretically by expanding the existing literature and enhancing the understanding of the factors that drive student satisfaction. Moreover, it provides practical contributions to decision-makers and educators developing online learning strategies focusing on enhancing self-directed learning abilities.

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Critical Success Factors and Challenges in Adopting Digital Transformation in the Saudi Ministry of Education

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

The Role of Cloud Computing in Modernizing Healthcare IT Infrastructure

The Role of Cloud Computing in Modernizing Healthcare IT Infrastructure

Digital literacy and business transformation: social-cognitive learning perspectives in small business enterprises

Evaluating Post-Pandemic Undergraduate Student Satisfaction with Online Learning in Saudi Arabia: The Significance of Self-Directed Learning

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