Some Facebook resources on social engineering, hacking, email management and content management - for students of ebusiness, 2014 Oct-Nov.
Social engineering and hacking
email management
Content management
Also the one on e-business model
Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Tuesday, 9 September 2014
e-books of Joseph Ho
To test the features of onlywire. A test
http://josephho33.blogspot.hk/2014/09/list-of-ebooks-of-jkk-ho.html
Friday, 13 June 2014
List of my publications - an updated version
Publications:
1.
Ho, J.K.K. (1994).
"Is Total Systems Intervention (TSI) no better than common sense and not
necessarily related to Critical Systems Thinking (CST)?: A Research Note",
pp. 569-573, Systems Practice, Vol.
7, No. 5, Plenum Press.
2.
Ho, J.K.K. (1994).
"Management Accounting and Operational Research", at the Fourth Conference of the Operational
Research Society of Hong Kong Proceedings, pp. 198-206, Oct. 17.
3.
Ho, J.K.K. (1995).
“An Example on the Operation of the MPSB Filter”, pp. 297-308, Systems Research, Vol. 12, No. 4, Wiley,
Chichester.
4.
Ho, J.K.K. (1995).
“MPSB Frameworks Explained”, in Ellis, K., Gregory, A., Mears-Young, B. and
Ragsdell, G. (editors). Critical Issues
in Systems Theory and Practice, pp. 487-492, Plenum Press.
5.
Ho, J.K.K. (1995).
“Operational Research and the knowledge structure of management disciplines”, Management Research News, pp. 27-39,
Vol. 18, No. 8/9, Barmarick Publications, Hull, UK.
6.
Ho, J.K.K. (1995).
“The idea of scientific progress in the field of DSS”, pg. 655, The Proceedings
of the Third International Society for Decision Support Systems Conference
(ISDSS’95) at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong,
June-22-23.
7.
Ho, J.K.K. (1995).
"Formulating MPSB Frameworks, using Logistics Management as an example: A
Research Note", pp. 223-230, Systems
Practice, Vol. 8.2, April, Plenum Press.
8.
Ho, J.K.K. (1996).
“MPSB Research Explained”, pp. 843-852, Journal
of the Operational Research Society, 47, Stockton.
9.
Ho, J.K.K. (1996).
“The idea of Scientific Progress in the Field of Decision Support Systems”, pp.
59-69, International Journal of
Information and Management Sciences, Vol. 7, No. 3, Graduate Institute of
Management Sciences, Tamkang University, Taipei, The Republic of China.
10.
Ho, J.K.K. (1997) “MPSB Frameworks and
Decision Support Systems studies”, pp. 287-293, Systems Research and Behavioral Science, Vol. 14, No. 4, Wiley,
Chichester.
11.
Ho, J.K.K. (1997) “What can contemporary
systems thinking offer to logistics management as a management discipline?” European Journal of Purchasing and Supply
Management, pp. 77-81, Vol. 3, No. 2, Pergamon.
12.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Jackson, M.C. (1987). "Building a 'rich picture' and assessing a
"quality management" program at Thornton Printing Company", Cybernetics and Systems 18:38
13.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1992). "OR and the Design of Decision Support Systems",
pp. 54-63, The Second Conference of the
Operational Research Society of Hong Kong Proceedings, May 27
14.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1993). "An overview of Operational Research Theories and
Practices", pp. 149-158, The Third
Conference of the Operational Research Society of Hong Kong Proceedings,
May 2.
15.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1993). "Critical Systems Thinking and Information Systems
Design", pp. 685-688, the Conference
Proceedings of the Second International Conference of Decision Sciences
Institute, Seoul, Korea, June.
16.
Ho, J.K.K. and Sculli, D. (1995) “System
Complexity and the Design of Decision Support Systems”, pp. 505-516, Systems Practice, Vol. 8, No. 5, Plenum
Press.
17.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1994) "A Multi-perspective, Systems-based Framework for
Decision Support Systems Design", pp. 551-563, Systems Practice, Vol. 7, No. 5, Plenum Press.
18.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1994). "Computer-based Logistics Management Methodologies",
pp. 590-596, The Proceedings of the
International Conference on Data and Knowledge Systems for Manufacturing and
Engineering, May 2-4, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
19.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1994). "Organizational Change and Soft Systems
Methodologies", in Journal of
Management Development, Vol. 13, No. 7, pp. 47-58, MCB University Press.
20.
Ho, J.K.K. and Sculli, D. (1995).
“Organisational Learning and Decision Support Systems Studies”, pp. 585-593, the Proceedings of the Third International Society
for Decision Support Systems Conference (ISDSS’95) at the Hong Kong University
of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, June-22-23.
21.
Ho, J.K.K. and
Sculli, D. (1997). “The scientific approach to problem solving and decision
support systems”, pp. 249-257, International
Journal of Production Economics, 48, Elsevier Science.
22.
Ho, J.K.K.,
Partington, E.C. and Sculli, D. (1994). "A Meta-framework for Information
Systems Design", pp. 592-597, the
Conference Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Meeting, Western
Decisions Sciences Institute, Maui, Hawaii.
23.
Ho, J.K.K.,
Partington, E.C., and Sculli, D. (1996). “Soft Systems Methodologies in
Organizational Change”, International
Journal of Information and Management Sciences, Graduate Institute of
Management Sciences, pp. 43-54, Vol. 7(4), December, Tamkang University,
Taipei, The Republic of China.
24.
Sculli, D. and Ho,
J.K.K. (2001) “Office automation issues viewed from a multi-perspective
systems-based framework” Human Systems
Management 20: pp. 95-103.
25.
Ho, J.K.K. (2007)
“Teaching information systems subjects to part-time accounting students in HK
from an entertainer’s perspective” proceedings of Symposium on Hybrid Learning
2007, on July 9 at Open University, HK, organized by HK Web Symposium
Consortium, pp.66-77.
26.
Ho, J.K.K. (2008) "E-coaching for
management development in Hong Kong: an examination of market potential and business
value from knowledge
management perspective" Hybrid Learning: A new frontier, proceedings of 1st International Conference on Hybrid Learning – ICHL 2008, Hong Kong, Fong, J., Kwan, R. and Wang F.L. (Eds) pp. 69-77, Aug 13-15, 2008
management perspective" Hybrid Learning: A new frontier, proceedings of 1st International Conference on Hybrid Learning – ICHL 2008, Hong Kong, Fong, J., Kwan, R. and Wang F.L. (Eds) pp. 69-77, Aug 13-15, 2008
27. J. Leon Zhao, Joseph K. K. Ho, Olivia R. Liu Sheng,
and Kar Yan Tam, "Supporting Global Operations via Internet Workflow
Technologies", Proceedings of the 1998 Asia Pacific Decision Sciences
Institute Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, June 7-11, 1998.
28. Ho, J.K.K. (2013) “A research paper: Providing
e-learning support to part-time students in business disciplines using Facebook
from the Multi-perspective, Systems-based (MPSB) perspective”, Systems Research and Behavioural Science
30, pp. 86-97.
29. Ho, J.K.K. (2013) “A
Research Note: An exploration on the intellectual learning process of systems
thinking by managers in the digital social media ecosystem” European Academic Research Vol. 1(5)
August, pp. 636-649.
30. Ho,
J.K.K. (2013) “An endeavor to render an impressionistic image of Enlightening
Management Education in Multi-perspective, Systems-based Research” European Academic Research 1(6),
September, pp. 1013-1034.
31. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “A Research Note: A Multi-perspective, Systems-based (MPSB)
Framework on Information Systems/ Information Technology (IS/IT) Project
Appraisal” European Academic Research 1(10), Jan., pp.
3303-3320.
32. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “An exploratory exercise to establish the profile of a
double-hybrid management accountant with justifications” European Academic Research 1(11), Feb.: 4261-4273.
33. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “On plagiarism-dissolving: A Research Note” European Academic Research 1(11), Feb.: 4274-4290.
34. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “A theoretical review on the professional
development to be a scholar practitioner in business management” European
Academic Research 1(12), March.:
5393-5422.
35. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “A Review of the Multi-perspective, Systems-based (MPSB) Research
with an MPSB Knowledge Supply Chain Framework” European Academic Research 2(1), April: 705-729.
36. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) ‘A Research Note on the Concept of the Multi-perspective,
Systems-based (MPSB) Cognitive Filter for Management” European Academic Research 2(1), April: 686-704.
37. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “A Research Note on the Managerial Intellectual Learning
Capability-Building Mechanism (MILCBM)” European
Academic Research 2(2), May: 2029-2047.
38. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “An Endeavor to Establish the subject of Housing Imagination
based on Critical Systems Thinking” European
Academic Research 2(2), May: 2048-2066.
39. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “A Research Note on Home Study in Housing Imagination using Soft
Systems Methodology” European Academic
Research 2(3), June: 3659-3675.
40. Ho,
J.K.K. (2014) “An exploration of the problem of plagiarism with the cognitive
mapping technique” Systems Research and
Behavioral Science (to be published).
Sunday, 11 May 2014
Readings on managerial intellectual learning
The following references are on the topic of managerial intellectual learning
1. Managerial intellectual learning
2. MPSB cognitive filter
3. Managerial intellectual learning capability building
4. Related youtube resources: video 1; video 2; video 3; video 4
5. Managerial intellectual learning and work-life balance
6. Managerial intellectual learning and capabiliity building (survey findings)
Also refer to the FB Page
1. Managerial intellectual learning
2. MPSB cognitive filter
3. Managerial intellectual learning capability building
4. Related youtube resources: video 1; video 2; video 3; video 4
5. Managerial intellectual learning and work-life balance
6. Managerial intellectual learning and capabiliity building (survey findings)
Also refer to the FB Page
Friday, 9 May 2014
Housing Imagination - a new subject and references
The following references are on the newly conceived subject of Housing Imagination
Reference 1: Housing Imagination and Critical Systems Thinking
Reference 2: Housing Imagination and Soft Systems Thinking
Reference 3: An evaluation framework on Housing Imagination
Reference 1: Housing Imagination and Critical Systems Thinking
Reference 2: Housing Imagination and Soft Systems Thinking
Reference 3: An evaluation framework on Housing Imagination
Sunday, 9 March 2014
Research methods exercise - design a survey form
Identify a research question that you are interested in.
You need to follow the following design principles of survey:
a. Keep it short
b. Clear questions
c. Give instructions and examples
d. May use scales
Ensure you have the following variables
1. Response variable (to be used as variable y in regression analysis)
2. Independent variable (to be used as variable x's in regression analysis)
3. Control variables: not directly related to the research question (to be used as variable x's in regression analysis)
3.1 endogenous to the client system(s) studied (e.g. a company)
3.2 exogenous
Reference
Adams, J. et al. 2007. "Chapter 8: Surveys" Research Methods for Graduate Business and Social Science students, SAGE, Los Angeles.
You need to follow the following design principles of survey:
a. Keep it short
b. Clear questions
c. Give instructions and examples
d. May use scales
Ensure you have the following variables
1. Response variable (to be used as variable y in regression analysis)
2. Independent variable (to be used as variable x's in regression analysis)
3. Control variables: not directly related to the research question (to be used as variable x's in regression analysis)
3.1 endogenous to the client system(s) studied (e.g. a company)
3.2 exogenous
Reference
Adams, J. et al. 2007. "Chapter 8: Surveys" Research Methods for Graduate Business and Social Science students, SAGE, Los Angeles.
Monday, 3 March 2014
Some research methods materials in Facebook folders
The following are some Management Research Methods materials in Facebook folders:
1. Survey research
2. Interview research
3. Observational research
4. On reliability and validity
1. Survey research
2. Interview research
3. Observational research
4. On reliability and validity
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Doing market research in dissertation project: the concern
Some students ask me whether it is acceptable to do a market research for their final dissertation projects. The theme of market research is acceptable. Nevertheless, a student could not just apply a market research model in their dissertation project. They need to demonstrate that they have literature review skill and that the dissertation reports must have academic value. Thus, they need to do literature review and relate their dissertation project ideas and research design, etc. to ideas, techniques, and concerns in the academic community. Students need to indicate how their dissertation works can contribute to the discussion in the academic community on market research.
Because of that, students cannot solely rely on market research textbooks for their literature review. The learning objective of dissertation is not just to demonstrate that a student has learned a method and know how to apply it; and then, it is not sufficient for the dissertation reports to have practical value; it also must have academic value in order to be a proper dissertation project.
Advice: visit academic journal publishers and type "market research" to search for market research articles to study.
Because of that, students cannot solely rely on market research textbooks for their literature review. The learning objective of dissertation is not just to demonstrate that a student has learned a method and know how to apply it; and then, it is not sufficient for the dissertation reports to have practical value; it also must have academic value in order to be a proper dissertation project.
Advice: visit academic journal publishers and type "market research" to search for market research articles to study.
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