This post highlights how Generation Baby Boomers, X, Y and Z view and live their life with Social Media and Internet in particular and Technology in general. Baby Boomers Generation Born: 1946-1964 Baby boomers are people born during the demographic post-wrold war II bay boom. Narcissism and a focus on self-help and skepticism over media …
Big Data: Analysis of recent NSW bushfires tweets (Oct 2013) Recently, I have developed a keen interest in these areas of research and been exploring some of data-mining tools such as R-Studio and CLUTO. There are oceans of information out there on the net. One of the most interesting things about big data is the …
Big Data: Analysis of recent NSW bushfires tweets (Oct 2013) Read More »
I would like to share this moment of joy with my thesis supervisors, family members and friends that I have now officially graduated with a PhD, Information Systems, from the Information Systems School, Science and Engineering Faculty at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). The graduation ceremony was held at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane on 24 …
As a responsible citizen of Bhutan, I would like to congratulate Hon’ble Tshering Tobgay, President, and the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for winning the second democratic election of the National Assembly of Bhutan 2013. I also congratulate the Hon’ble Jigme Y. Thinley, and Druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT) on their becoming the country’s opposition party. It …
Recently, my full paper titled “Modelling Users’ Web Search Behavior and their Cognitive Styles” has been accepted for publication in the Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology (JASIST). The journal paper is co-authored with my PhD thesis supervisors, Associate Professor Dian Tjondronegoro, Professor Helen Partridge and Professor Sylvia Edwards from Information Systems School, …
A full paper accepted for publication in the JASIST Read More »
Political Party formation and democratic election are good for the people of a country. On the other hand, it’s a bad for a developing country, such as Bhutan, where human resources are limited. It’s a suicidal mission aimed at bringing down good servants. In the 2013 National Assembly (NA) Election of Bhutan, only 47 of …
There is a bit confusion with regard to Primary round of the National Assembly Election of Bhutan 2013, in particularly how two parties will go on to participate in the general elections. Some say it is the number of votes a party gets in the Primary round that will determine whether they go to the …
Politic is not only about winning the votes but it is also being able to play a game. Read More »
Having been a tutor for INB 101 Impact of IT (in Business) at QUT, my interest in Information Systems, Business Intelligence (BI), Business Process Management (BPM) and Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) is ever growing. Business Latency Innovation (or Business Analysis Latency) is particularly of high interest. Business Analysis Latency describes the time taken …
Writing is a part of every day life. Through writing one lets his or her work, ideology and philosophy felt by public. If you want to make such impact on public or bring contributions or changes to the public services, then you should have the habit of writing. To some people writing is fun, but …
There is no doubt that information and communication technologies (ICT) have high potential value across all sectors, in both public and private enterprises and at multiple levels, in developing countries, such as Bhutan. There is a need for an e-government portal system, a new dynamic website that is assessable portal for all ministries, civil servants …
Information Systems: A need for an e-government portal system in Bhutan. Read More »