Information Tools for Sustainable Development: Enabling Distributed Human Intelligence

Moor, A. de

doi:10.3727/108812898792195615

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“…by creating expert systems that facilitate numerous stakeholders to communicate globally for sustainable causes (De Moor, 1998). These systems can also be applied in the recruitment process of employees on a global scale (Dickson & Nusair, 2010).…”

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Artificial intelligence in business: State of the art and future research agenda

Loureiro

Guerreiro

Tussyadiah

2021

Journal of Business Research

310

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Artificial intelligence in business: State of the art and future research agenda

Loureiro

Guerreiro

Tussyadiah

2021

Journal of Business Research

310

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Making agrobiodiversity work: results of an on-line stakeholder dialogue (OSD) in the Netherlands

Pistorius

Röling

Visser

2000

NJAS: Wageningen Journal of Life Sciences

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An analysis is made of the perception of 'agrobiodiversity' by 45 individuals being directly or indirectly involved in the Dutch agro-food chain. The analysis is based on an on-line stakeholder dialogue (OSD) entitled 'Vision on Agrobiodiversity' and 25 personal interviews. The OSD was held between October 1999 and May 2000 and generated 105 contributions. It was initiated to investigate the limited attention for and fragmented perception of agrobiodiversity. In the process we were confronted with basic causes for these attitudes. This study first considers the advantages of an OSD over traditional forms of professional dialogue, such as conferences and working groups. The results of the OSD lead us to the observation that Dutch policy-making on agrobiodiversity has been mainly motivated by international obligations and has involved a very limited number of stakeholders nationally. To be effective, such policy-making will: (a) remain problematic without a coherent view consensus on the role of agrobiodiversity in the overall organisation of agricultural production, and (b) require higher investments in discussing and communicating the relevance of agrobiodiversity with all relevant stakeholders in the agro-food chain.

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Communities of practice as learning and performance support systems

Lacontora

Mendonça

2003

International Conference on Information Technology: Research and Education, 2003. Proceedings. ITRE2003.

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Abstrnct-Communities of Practice provide a means for individuals and organizations to support both learning and performance by its members. This paper identifies factors that are critical to the success of Communities of Practice, particularly as contrasted with Virtnnl Communities and Knowledge Networks A model is proposed to structure further discnssion and research about how Commnnities of Practice may grow and thrive over time. Discussion of ihe model leads to the presentation of a number of candidate topics for fnrther research.

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Information Tools for Sustainable Development: Enabling Distributed Human Intelligence

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Artificial intelligence in business: State of the art and future research agenda

Artificial intelligence in business: State of the art and future research agenda

Making agrobiodiversity work: results of an on-line stakeholder dialogue (OSD) in the Netherlands

Communities of practice as learning and performance support systems

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