Using a Database as an Assessment Reporting Tool

Parrish, Darlene; Schyndel, Malka; Erdman, Jacquelyn Marie

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“…The nomological validity requires the whole domain of the construct to be sufficiently captured in the measurement items, where the construct and their relationships to each other are tested in a broad variety of settings [61]. Hence, reusing existing research models will assist in the interpretation of results and significantly save time as opposed to creating entirely new models because the model has been used and the results can be compared [62].…”

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An Integrated Success Model of Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Services in Facilities Management for Public Sector

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Alkawsi

2022

Sensors

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The rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) has vigorously affected government by enhancing quality and efficiency of public services. However, the application of IoT-based services in public sectors is slow, despite its benefits to citizens. Research is needed to deepen understanding of the factors that influence the successful implementation of facilities management as the Internet-of-Things-based services in public sectors. An integrated model is developed and validated to extend the DeLone and McLean IS success model by including technology readiness and other identified factors which impact the use of facilities management of IoT-based services in public sectors from the perspective of employees. An online questionnaire was developed and distributed to employees from all local authorities throughout Malaysia, and 187 usable responses were collected. The partial least squares structural equation modelling approach was used to test the model, with 90.8% of the variance in IoT-based services, suggesting an acceptable model fit with seven out of nine hypotheses were supported. Thus, the empirical evidence exerts significant effects of technology readiness towards the success of IoT-based facility management in the public sector.

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An Integrated Success Model of Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Services in Facilities Management for Public Sector

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Alkawsi

2022

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“…Librarians who do not have such access, however, were able to build similar applications with non-proprietary, or Open Source, solutions, notably MySQL and Google Sheets (the equivalent of Excel) (Breeding, 2007;Gardner & Pinfield, 2001;Simon, 2015). At the other end of the proprietary spectrum, some librarians developed solutions using the more robust (and expensive) Microsoft SQL Server database management system (Greene, 2008;Parrish, Schyndel, & Erdman, 2009).…”

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Connecting the Silos: Systematic Data Collection for Library and Collections Assessment

Harker

2017

Knowledge Discovery and Data Design Innovation

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Assessment has gained greater prominence in library administration in the last decade. Whereas "library assessment" is associated with services, notably instructional or reference, collection assessment has evolved to its own specialty. The methods are largely quantitative and thus require extensive data sets, the management of which has required greater sophistication and technical expertise than in years past. Assessment, regardless of focus, is a data-intensive task. In order to make that judgment (of quality, meeting needs, educational attainment, etc.), evidence is needed. Bringing the data together in a manner that is effective and efficient has become a priority for organizations that need to assess on a regular basis. In this paper, I will describe the attempt we have made at The University of North Texas Libraries to organize data relevant for assessing our subject-based collections. This data are varied in formats, location, ownership, update frequency, and original purpose. I will present our most recent data model, our current methods of collecting, organizing, analyzing the data, and presenting results, as well as our plans for the future, which will include extending the reach of our connections.

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Assessment Planning for Distance Education Library Services: Strategic Roadmaps for Determining and Reporting Organizational Performance and Value

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2010

Journal of Library Administration

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Using a Database as an Assessment Reporting Tool

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An Integrated Success Model of Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Services in Facilities Management for Public Sector

An Integrated Success Model of Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Services in Facilities Management for Public Sector

Connecting the Silos: Systematic Data Collection for Library and Collections Assessment

Assessment Planning for Distance Education Library Services: Strategic Roadmaps for Determining and Reporting Organizational Performance and Value

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