The Museum Data Exchange, funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, brought together a group of nine museums and OCLC Research to create tools for data sharing, build a research aggregation and analyze the aggregation. The project established infrastructure for standards-based metadata exchange for the museum community and modeled data sharing behavior among participating institutions. Tools T...

Users share massive amounts of personal information and opinion with each other and different service providers every day. In such an interconnected setting, the privacy of individual users is bound to be affected by the decisions of others, giving rise to the phenomenon which we term as interdependent privacy. In this paper we define online privacy interdependence, show its existence through a...

Data-acquisition involves gathering signals from measurement sources and digitizing the signal for storage, analysis and presentation on a PC. Analysis and prediction is very necessary in today’s market for the accurate utilization of funds at hand. For analysis, there has to a proper system where in the required data is first acquired from the destination. This data then needs to be analysed u...

These days, investigations of information are becoming essential for various associations all over the globe. By and large, different need to perform examinations on their joined data sets. Privacy security have become a relentless concern wherein business experts do not desire contribute classified transaction data. Therefore, there is requirement build proficient methodology that can process ...

MIS researchers have developed a number of models for studying the software utilization choices of end users. In this paper, we focus on one of these, the Task-Technology fit model. We explore the addition of various personal characteristic constructs, especially Computer Self-Efficacy and Experience.