Investigation of perceived security, privacy and trust on social networking sites for stakeholder relationships development in Malaysian universities

Barriers and benefits of using social networking sites versus face-to-face meetings for sharing knowledge in professional societies

“…The SNS provides computermediated communication, collaboration and sharing (Almadhoun et al, 2014). However, technology can add also some barriers to the knowledge sharing process.…”

“…Organizations are starting to adopt web tools for strategic benefits (Kosalge, 2015). The most important aspect of social media, including social networking sites particularly, is that it provides computermediated communication, collaboration and sharing (Almadhoun et al, 2014).…”

Barriers and benefits of using social networking sites versus face-to-face meetings for sharing knowledge in professional societies

“…Chang and Zhu (2011), Kim et al (2011) andJi et al (2011) created a comprehensive categorization of these uses based on the literature, and seeking information and finding experts are among these uses. Almadhoun et al (2014) indicated that the most important aspects of social media, including social networking sites, are supporting computer-mediated communication, collaboration and sharing. Thus, SNS are no longer just for networking and socialization with friends, but they are recognized as a platform for information (knowledge) exchange.…”

“…Users are overloaded with information from other users in their social networks and from the classifieds and ads published by SNS. Security and privacy are still a major concern on SNS (Al-Busaidi, 2014; Almadhoun et al, 2014) and social media (Saleh Zolait et al, 2014). Several risks may result from the deficit of privacy and security in SNS.…”

Unveiling consumers' privacy paradox behaviour in an economic exchange

“…Risk factors include concerns on data collection methods, secondary usage, error, access, control and awareness (Hong and Thong, 2013; Chinaei et al, 2012; Jamal et al, 2013). Benefit factors typically include personalisation, financial rewards and social adjustments (Smith et al, 2011; Almadhoun and Dominic, 2014). We contribute to this body of research by measuring PVPI in a primary economic exchange.…”