The role and in uence of information systems/information technology (IS/IT) professionals in organizations and the balance of power between the ‘IT world’ and the management profession has been a topic of interest for some time. The antagonistic elements in this relationship have been analysed by some as a problem of a lack of integration between business managers and IT people. Others suspect...

Small Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (sUAS) are an increasingly common tool for data collection in many scientific fields. However, there few standards or best practices guiding the collection, sharing, publication of collected with these tools. This makes collaboration, quality control, and reproducibility challenging. To that end, we have used iterative rounds modeling user engagement to develop a...

background: in this study we investigated the differences of functional gait and balance measures between patients with chronic stroke with different level of concern about falling. methods: fifty-four patients with chronic stroke participated in this observational, cross-sectional study. the level of concern relating to falls was assessed by using the falls efficacy scale-international. thirty...

In an effort to reduce the growing prevalence of overweight and obesity, food taxes have been introduced in several European countries, the so-called ‘obesitax’. As yet little evidence is at hand, policy measures are being taken to counterweight the consumption of unhealthy food or the increasing diet-related diseases. Several questions need to be discussed, starting from a general perspective:...

Fair division methods offer guarantees to agents of the proportional size or quality of their share in a division of a resource (cake). These guarantees come with a price. Standard fair division methods (or ”cake cutting” algorithms) do not find efficient allocations (not Pareto optimal). The lack of efficiency of these methods makes them less attractive for solving multi-agent resource and tas...