Energizing ict infrastructure for Malaysia SME competitveness during economic turbulence

Ng-Poh-Soon, Joseph; Yin, Choo Peng; Wan, Wong See; Nazmudeen, Mohamed Saleem Haja

doi:10.1109/scored.2011.6148756

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“…Discoveries and assessments focus to supplement and underline fundamental association, situate essential frameworks, and experiences and settle the on-decision demand [30][31][32][33][34][35]. Each element of the assessment inspected will explain the investigation questions and help the creation of a fundamental EaaS diagram with new developments and gatherings.…”

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“…Since there is no certainty timespan and 95% arrived at 1, the DV of the review factors on the primary model was unique, and legitimacy was set up. [ [30][31][32][33][34][35]. Each element of the assessment inspected will explain the investigation questions and help the creation of a fundamental EaaS diagram with new developments and gatherings.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The deviation of survey results brought about by the inability to react to other reachildren will have stayed away later on. The estimation recipe of online example size is as [30][31][32][33][34][35]. Each element of the assessment inspected will explain the investigation questions and help the creation of a fundamental EaaS diagram with new developments and gatherings.…”

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Innovative Usage of Grid Solutions with a Technology Behavior Model in a Medium-Size Enterprise

JosephNg

2023

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Integrating technology innovation within human behaviour challenged a new paradigm shift during business uncertainty. Virtualized grid server implementation is still in its infancy for the “Medium Size Enterprise” that is sandwiched between financial constraints and growing economies of scale opportunities. Grounded by the “Technology Acceptance Model” with the “Theory of Planned Behaviour”, the proposed “Technology Behaviour Model” is developed. A “convenient sampling” method was applied to gather feedback through mixed methods from various enterprises in Malaysia on several considerations that influence technology and behaviour. The research applies “PLS-SEM” with statistic triangulation, exploratory, and cross-sectional analysis. The results show that the adoption of the BOINC share-product solution to structure the returns, by encouraging monetary savings, utilized composed interworks which were consequently further developed. In ascertaining union legitimacy, the extensive unwavering quality is more noteworthy than 0.9, and the mean Average Variance Extracted is above 0.85. The Hetero-Trait-Mono-Trait relationship proportion above 0.85 is normally used to assess the Dependent Variable, with a time span of 95% arriving at 1. This new model uses “Exostructure as a Service” organic server virtualization to drive digital transformation that relooks into the infrastructure overheads. From the tested hypothesis at the Slightly Critical and Most Critical correlation, further theoretical and management contributions were elaborated.

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Innovative Usage of Grid Solutions with a Technology Behavior Model in a Medium-Size Enterprise

JosephNg

2023

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“…This study will use mixed research method, both qualitative and quantitative research methods, to get information from the target audience for analysis. The data will be collected via the methodology shown in table 2 (Soon J. P., EaaS Optimization: Available yet Hidden Infrastructure Technology inside Medium Size Enterprises, 2018; Soon & Moy, Beyond Barebone Cloud Infrastructure services: Stumbling Competitiveness during Economic Turbulence, 2016;Soon, Yin, Wan, & Nazmudeen, 2011).…”

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Gamesy

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2021

International Journal of Business Strategy and Automation

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Games have existed since time immemorial and have proved to significantly change people's mentality and attitudes towards countless scenarios. Although games are ‘time wasters', we should acknowledge the one thing that games offer, constant testing, and learning a simple game engages the brain and proves that games are an asset in mental development. Thus, gamification can be used to provide a fun learning environment. In this article, the authors discuss how gamification has been implemented in various applications over the years, people's take on gamification and gamified apps from a survey and interview conducted, and thereafter design a student-oriented gamified study app, Gamesy, that makes use of game elements to improve performance in school and change/improve study habits in a game environment via progressive game design. With this, better performance may be realized in the tertiary education level.

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