Web-Based Big Data Integration Visualisation Solutions

Yousif, Omar Sedeeq; Zakaria, Rozana

doi:10.1108/s2040-726220220000026009

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“…Data is intended to create information and take decisions throughout the project's life. This purpose can be reinforced by using applicable and efficient data analysis techniques (Yousif and Zakaria, 2022b). Highway information comprises pavement assessment, financial assessment, carbon footprint, and more (Ait-Lamallam, et al, 2021).…”

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“…Malaysia together with other world leaders adopted the 2030 agenda for sustainable development, the agenda has highlighted the importance of sustainability in infrastructure (Mahidin, 2016). Besides that, with the revolution of industry 4.0 has emerged the advancement of technology which offers advanced data storage, management, and analysis (Prabowo, Rustendi and Nurbaiti, 2020;Yousif, et al, 2022b). With the extensive use of recent technology, the amount of data produced by the construction industry increased significantly.…”

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A Framework for Integrating Green Highway Performance Data with the Carbon Footprint Calculator in Malaysia

Yousif

Zakaria

2022

CEB

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Highway concessionaires in Malaysia spend considerable assets in collecting, analysing and controlling different forms of data during highway projects’ life cycle. Considering this massive investment, nowadays the data use and information system reliability is becoming the key concern in terms of delivering value to consumers as opposed to the amount generated. The data generated is extensive and heterogeneous. This paper provides a new paradigm for integrating green highway performance data with carbon footprint data for green highway assessment. This framework is used to improve the active use of data in the generation of information and to assist comprehensively in decision-making at all levels of management. The network approach used in this study is the main component for interlinking data with knowledge and decisions, identifying the parameters of data integration for green highway assessment, determining the criteria data for integration, and assessing the overall performance of data usage. Real-time green highway data scenarios are used to demonstrate the applicability of this framework. A new monitoring performance measure called the MyGHI-Dashboard is proposed to control green highway assessment processes and evaluate the level of data usage, which will serve as a green highway performance scorecard. Through data-driven insights, this new paradigm can be used as a benchmarking model by highway authorities to make efficient and accurate decisions. This study is expected to become the central reference to mitigate the challenge associated with the use of highway performance data in real-time for Malaysian highway development.

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A Framework for Integrating Green Highway Performance Data with the Carbon Footprint Calculator in Malaysia

Yousif

Zakaria

2022

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The Role of Cross-cultural Leadership and Leader-member Exchange in Enhancing Organizational Performance in the Era of Big Data and AI Integration: A Study of Chinese Companies' Investments in South Korea

Gao

2024

J INFORM SYSTEMS ENG

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In the rapidly changing big data and artificial intelligence integration landscape, this study examines how leader-member interactions and cross-cultural leadership affect organizational performance in Chinese enterprises investing in South Korea. A deductive study interviewed and polled Chinese company employees in South Korea, but the lack of cross-cultural comparison analysis and response bias may limit generalizability. These leadership styles address critical issues like data security, big data use, and information system integration, according to the paper. Overall, 552 Chinese businesspeople in South Korea across industries participated in the statistical analysis. The findings demonstrate how cross-cultural leadership promotes teamwork in diverse teams. Leader-member interactions affect job satisfaction and performance. As Chinese companies expand into South Korea and adapt to a new economy and culture, the study recommends leader-member exchange and cross-cultural leadership. The study emphasises leadership and connections for Chinese companies seeking cross-cultural success. Bias and cross-cultural analysis should be considered in future research on emerging technology and cultural diversity. These recommendations aim to refine and expand research in this dynamic subject to help Chinese companies navigate South Korean business amid technological advances.

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Web-Based Big Data Integration Visualisation Solutions

Cited by 2 publications

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A Framework for Integrating Green Highway Performance Data with the Carbon Footprint Calculator in Malaysia

A Framework for Integrating Green Highway Performance Data with the Carbon Footprint Calculator in Malaysia

The Role of Cross-cultural Leadership and Leader-member Exchange in Enhancing Organizational Performance in the Era of Big Data and AI Integration: A Study of Chinese Companies' Investments in South Korea

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