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ORCIDInternational Journal of Networking and Virtual Organisations, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, 2023
- Nilmini Wickramasinghe
, Rima Artonian Gibbings:
Using digital health to support superior preparedness to enable better preparedness and readiness to combat pandemics: a scoping review. 1-15 - Christopher P. Furner, John R. Drake, Ravi Paul:
A longitudinal study of the interplay between team dynamics and media use in virtual teams. 16-37 - Iman Karam I. M. Ashmawy:
Does remote work promote shared leadership in public organisations? 38-54 - Musfiah Saidah, Purwadi Purwadi:
An actor-network model for developing data sovereignty: evidence from Indonesia. 55-72 - Chanchal Ahlawat, Rajalakshmi Krishnamurthi:
Towards smart technologies with integration of the internet of things, cloud computing, and fog computing. 73-124
Volume 29, Number 2, 2023
- Andrei N. Munteanu, Zorina C. Siscan:
Building added value by synergising the economics of education and international economic integration for low-income countries. 125-143 - E. P. Sudhakar, M. Saravanan:
An energy-efficient task and virtual machine placement in virtualised cloud server using FY-SFLA and RMMS-DLVQ. 144-167 - S. Arulanand, R. Sundara Rajan, Savari Prabhu:
2-domination number for special classes of hypercubes, enhanced hypercubes and Knödel graphs. 168-182 - Biao Ma, Li Li:
Who can profit from personalised pricing - supplier, retailers, or consumers? 183-210 - Minaxi Doorwar, P. Malathi:
SMNBMQR: optimisation of sleep schedules in multimedia networks via bioinspired modelling for QoS-aware routing operations. 211-228
Volume 29, Numbers 3/4, 2023
- Hehua Mao:
Research on consumer satisfaction prediction of e-commerce social platforms based on deep transfer learning. 229-243 - Jie Li:
The feature classification method of mobile e-commerce big data under the webcast mode. 244-256 - Gang Chen, Yixiao Zhang:
User consumption behaviour prediction method in the context of social media marketing. 257-271 - Ming Yang:
Consumer credit evaluation of mobile e-commerce platform based on random forest. 272-284 - Bin Li, Zhisheng Zhou:
Analysis model of the short-term search behaviour guidance of e-commerce platform users based on knowledge graph. 285-298 - Ping Wen, Ding Ding:
Electronic commerce information personalised recommendation method based on social network data mining. 299-311 - Na Wang, Feng Gao, Ji Zhang:
Privacy information encryption for cross-border e-commerce users based on social network analysis. 312-327 - Wuyi Zhou:
Discussion on the current situation and quality evaluation model of online course teaching in universities based on social network analysis. 328-340 - Miao Jiang, Pei Li:
E-commerce collaborative filtering recommendation method based on social network user relationship. 341-355 - Dandan Ye:
Analysis of the impact of social media on the performance of cross border e-commerce enterprises from the perspective of the digital economy. 356-369 - Yuanyuan Niu:
The impact of social media on consumer purchase intention on e-commerce platforms. 370-385 - Aihua Mo:
A method for predicting consumer purchase intention in e-commerce in the era of social media. 386-399 - Jiangdai Li, Changyi Jin, Jing Zeng:
Driving factors analysis model of social e-commerce platform users' shopping intention based on regression analysis method. 400-418 - Xiaowei Ma, Xin Yao, Shizhong Guo:
Customer interest classification method of e-commerce trading platform based on decision tree algorithm. 419-434
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