Daniel Chandran

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2001-2021
Publications (10 Years): 22

Top Topics

Virtual Learning Communities

Knowledge Sharing

Business Intelligence

Top Venues

Publications

Daniel Chandran, Abdullah Alammari
Influence of Culture on Knowledge Sharing Attitude among Academic Staff in eLearning Virtual Communities in Saudi Arabia. Inf. Syst. Frontiers 23 (6) (2021)
Nasser Aljohani, Daniel Chandran
Factors Affecting the Adoption of M-health Applications in Saudi Arabia: Impact of Healthcare Authority Enforcement. PACIS (2021)
Maryam Almusallam, Daniel Chandran
Individual and Social Perspectives of Business Intelligence Systems: User Intention in Saudi's SMEs. ACIS (2020)
Maram Hakami, Daniel Chandran
Knowledge Transfer in University-Private Research Partnership in Saudi Arabia: A review. ACIS (2020)
Maryam Almusallam, Daniel Chandran
Current and Prospective Views of the Adoption of BISs in Large Companies and SMEs. AMCIS (2020)
Daniel Chandran, Nasser Aljohani
The Role of Cultural Factors on Mobile Health Adoption: The Case of Saudi Arabia. AMCIS (2020)
Van Dong Phung, Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz, Daniel Chandran
How knowledge sharing leads to innovative work behaviour. J. Syst. Inf. Technol. 21 (3) (2019)
Asma Aleidi, Daniel Chandran
Key Drivers for Women in IT Entrepreneurship: Insights from Saudi Arabia. PACIS (2019)
Nasser Aljohani, Daniel Chandran
Adoption of M-Health Applications: The Saudi Arabian Healthcare Perspectives. ACIS (2019)
Daniel Chandran, Asma Aleidi
Exploring Antecedents of Female IT Entrepreneurial Intentions in the Saudi Context. HICSS (2019)
Katia Passerini, Michael Bartolacci, Cesar Bandera, Daniel Chandran
Introduction to the Minitrack on Innovation and Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. HICSS (2019)
Van Dong Phung, Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz, Daniel Chandran, Binh Minh Ha
Promoting Knowledge Sharing Amongst Academics: A Case Study from Vietnam. J. Inf. Knowl. Manag. 18 (3) (2019)
Asma Aleidi, Daniel Chandran
The Influence of IT on Women's Entrepreneurial Intention in the Saudi Context. ACIS (2018)
Asma Aleidi, Daniel Chandran
Budding Female IT Entrepreneurs in Saudi Arabia: Impact of IT and Institutional Environment. AMCIS (2018)
Daniel Chandran, Asma Aleidi
Analyzing the Influence of Gender Stereotypes and Social Norms on Female IT Entrepreneurial Intention in Saudi Arabia. HICSS (2018)
Asma Aleidi, Daniel Chandran
Technological and Institutional Perspectives of IT Entrepreneurial Intentions of Women in Saudi Arabia. AMCIS (2017)
Abdullah Alammari, Daniel Chandran
Impact of Knowledge Sharing Adoption on Universities' Virtual Learning Communities. HICSS (2017)
Asma Aleidi, Daniel Chandran
Does Institutional Environment Promote Women's IT Entrepreneurial Intention in Saudi Arabia ?Technological and Institutional Perspectives. PACIS (2017)
Van Dong Phung, Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz, Daniel Chandran, Binh Minh Ha
Knowledge Sharing and Innovative Work Behaviour: A Case Study from Vietnam. ACIS (2017)
D. Paulraj, S. Swamynathan, Daniel Chandran, K. Balasubadra, M. Vigilson Prem
Service Composition and Execution Plan Generation of Composite Semantic WEB Services Using Abductive Event Calculus. Comput. Intell. 32 (4) (2016)
Daniel Chandran, Abdullah Alammari
Knowledge management and its impact on knowledge sharing adoption in e-learning communites in Saudi Universites. ISD (2016)
Abdullah Alammari, Daniel Chandran
Knowledge Sharing Adoption in Saudi Universities' E-learning Communities. AMCIS (2016)
Ali Aljaafreh, Ahmed Al-Ani, Rasha Aljaafreh, Daniel Chandran
Understanding Customer's Initial Trust in Internet Banking Services: A Field Study in Jordan. ISD (2015)
Daniel Chandran
Paradigm Shift in E-Culture in Developing Countries: A Case Study. ICWI (2004)
Daniel Chandran
Customers Confidence in E-business: An Evaluation of Australian Practices - A Case Study. ICEB (2004)
Daniel Chandran
Non-English Speaking Background Parents' Perceptions of the Internet a Case Study in a Primary School. ICWI (2003)
Daniel Chandran, Kyeong Kang, Rene Leveaux
Internet Culture in Developing Countries with Special Reference to E-Commerce. PACIS (2001)