Handbook of research on innovations in information retrieval, analysis, and management / Jorge Tiago Martins and Andreea Molnar

Includes index.

Chapter1. Spotted: Connecting people, locations, and real-world events in a cellular network -- Chapter2. Measuring the effectiveness of Wikipedia articles: How does open content succeed -- Chapter3. From Tf-Idf to learning-to-rank: An overview -- Chapter4. Prediction of international stock markets based on hybrid intelligent system -- Chapter5. Data system-embedded guidance significantly improves data analysis: When data is made -- Chapter6. The new ABC of ICTs: A complex trade- off between IT and CT costs -- Chapter7. The human side of information systems: Capitalizing on people as a basis for OD and holistic change -- Chapter8. Creativity in the information systems planning process -- Chapter9. IT alignment: Stakeholder Dynamics Perspective -- Chapter10. Developing an E-Learning Platform: A reflective practitioner perspective -- Chapter11. formulating a framework for desktop research in Chinese information systems -- Chapter12. Multidimensional and interrelated barriers and risks affecting long term ERP success in Chinese state-owned enterprises -- Chapter13. developing a multi-agency E-participation strategy for disadvantage city communities: A case study -- Chapter14. Wheelchair controlled by hand gestures recognition: A natural user interface -- Chapter15. The roles of business process modeling and business process reengineering in E-governemnt -- Chapter16. Customer experience management system as a university's student support services: An organizational ambidexterity perspective -- Chapter17. Degree of openness in public policies: A conceptual proposal -- Chapter18. Aligning knowledge management with research knowledge governance .

Explores new developments in the field of information and communication technologies and explores how complex information systems interact with and affect one another, woven into the fabric of an information-rich world. This handbook includes coverage of customer experience management, information systems planning, cellular networking, public policy development, and knowledge governance.