Past generations of access control systems, when faced with an access request, have issued a “yes” (resp. “no”) answer to the access request resulting in access being granted (resp. denied). In this paper, we argue that for the world’s rapidly proliferating business to business (B2B) applications and auctions, “yes/no” responses are just not enough. We propose the notion of a “provisional autho...

Abstract This report highlights the most significant UK copyright decisions in 2022. Most of these relate to issue subject matter, which remains focus much academic debate. Some cases also raise issues relating infringement and scope application certain exceptions limitations. The discusses latest decision on website blocking injunctions.

Business Process Management Systems (BPMS) are widely recognized as fundamental component of the IT infrastructure supporting middle-large organization, thanks to their capacity of providing easy-to-read models of how the organization works, and to the capability of enacting these business processes, supporting and monitoring their execution. In this work we present results collected during a f...

Internationally, countries are challenged to prepare nurses for a future that has ever increasing use of technology and where information management is a central part of professional nursing practice. There has been a growing trend to move nursing to competency-based education, especially for those students undertaking their first nursing qualification. This first nursing qualification may be l...

The widening participation agenda has particular significance for worldwide nursing since it is a profession which is under increasing scrutiny in its recruitment and retention practices. Debate about this agenda within nurse education is strengthened by careful scrutiny of the research within the wider context of higher education, some of which challenges commonly held assumptions. This paper ...