Reconceptualising ‘integration as a two-way process’

Making dissemination a two-way process

Despite repeated expressions of concern, both academic researchers and programme delivery practitioners have neglected the dissemination of new knowledge about health promotion programmes. This has meant that effective programmes are often not implemented as widely as they could be and that health promotion programmes are not achieving their full potential. This paper analyses what has been wri...

Reconceptualising the information system as a service

The study will cross-fertilise Information Systems (IS) and Services Marketing ideas through reconceptualising the information system as a service (ISaaS). The study addresses known limitations of arguably the two most significant dependent variables in these disciplines Information System Success or IS-Impact, and Service Quality. Planned efforts to synthesise analogous conceptions across thes...

Reconceptualising the vocational rehabilitation process using a career development approach

Evolutionary Algorithms and Fuzzy Logic: A two-way integration

Two ingredients of soft computing, evolutionary computing and fuzzy logic can be combined in a way that makes them beneet from one another. An evolutionary algorithm can evolve fuzzy systems, while fuzzy logic can be used to control evolution to speed up convergence to a global optimum and escape from local optima. Besides, concepts that are inherent in the workings of evolutionary algorithms, ...

‘Active Listening’ Characteristics Confirm Spoken Dialogue as a Very Two-way Interactive Process