Abstract Information technology and resource grouping are developing rapidly thanks to governmental policies. Large-scale data mining is a hugely practical scientific zone of “digital gold”. This not only modern-day problem, but it also necessitates the rapid growth service publics. As result, benefits information can be fully realized, efficiency improved, gap closed. Cloud computing has gaine...

OBJECTIVES Scientific knowledge can help develop interventions that improve public health. The objectives of this review are (1) to describe the status of research on knowledge transfer strategies in the field of complex social interventions in public health and (2) to identify priorities for future research in this field. METHOD A scoping study is an exploratory study. After searching databa...

London's water sector professionals seek to secure public funds for blue and green infrastructure projects while also engaging with local advocates river improvement. This paper argues that current project appraisal practice forms a barrier aligning investment demand because justifying requires the enactment of utilitarian good is at odds non-instrumental values motivating advocacy. Drawing on ...

The paper explored how the Ministry of Information (M.O.I.), official mouthpiece government Ghana, interacted with citizens during COVID-19 outbreak within context crisis communication as a tool for authority-citizen engagement on Facebook. Content analysis comments Information’s Facebook page showed higher participation in discussion from citizens. However, authorities only provided informatio...

This paper examines the importance of ‘discourse architecture’ and ‘community’ to the maintenance and growth of virtual publics. ‘Virtual publics’ are computer mediated discourse spaces created by using various technologies including email, the USENET, web based bulletin boards, IRC, MUDS, etc. It is argued that the over-emphasis to date on ‘community’ has discouraged systemic analysis of colla...