Environment-Behaviour Proceedings Journal (E-BPJ)
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Artificial Intelligence and Archive Management on Malaysia National Archive’s Uncaptioned Photos Collection: Accuracy findings comparison based on clustering algorithms
Get PDFIn the realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and archive management, the central objective revolves around the autonomous extraction of valuable insights, patterns, and actionable information from extensive datasets. The AI technologies play a pivotal role in this context, leveraging advanced algorithms and computational capabilities to efficiently analyze and interpret archived data. The integration of AI within archive management systems enhances the organization, retrieval, and preservation of historical records, while also offering the capability to uncover hidden knowledge and trends. These advancements underscore the vital synergy between AI and archive management, revolutionising how National archive of Malaysia could harness their uncaptioned photos to provide some insight out of the photos for improved decision-making and historical preservation. The findings show that that the accuracy of adopted algorithms K-Means at 83.3%, Mean Shift at 78.0%, and Gaussian Mixture stood at 80.3% accuracy rate respectively
A Systematic Literature Review for Modeling a Cyber Risk Assessment Framework
No full textThis paper presents a framework for cyber risk assessment using a systematic literature review (SLR). A three-staged systematic review was used in this SLR planning, conducting, and reporting the review. Results screening was done by applying inclusion and exclusion criteria. EndNote software and the PRISMA flow diagram were helpful tools during this screening process. The SLR helps the researcher to discover the variables and dimensions in assessing cyber risk. Its findings helped the researcher to produce a framework model of cyber risk assessment. The framework created is expected to give an overview of a more standardized and controlled method of assessing cyber risk to be adopted by organizations
Implications of ChatGPT in Library Services: A systematic review
Get PDFLibraries play a crucial role in delivering reliable information using emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), specifically ChatGPT. This study systematically reviews 11 articles from Scopus and Web of Science, focusing on ChatGPT's implications for library services. The identified themes include information retrieval, reference assistance, language support, user engagement, personalization, information literacy, collection development, and cataloging and classification. While ChatGPT offers various benefits, challenges such as intellectual property, privacy, bias, accuracy, and reliability limitations exist. This article underscores the need for in-depth qualitative or quantitative studies to explore ChatGPT's potential in library services
Interiority Study: Quality of interior rental flats desired by low-income communities in urban areas
Get PDFObjective: to identify what Interiority looks like and the interior quality (flexibility and adaptability) of rental flats, and to find out the residents' actions to overcome it. Method: descriptive qualitative to understand social reality. Results: Interiority: The concept of interior flexibility is that there is no change in vertical partitions, horizontal planes, and levels, and the flexibility of furniture in type and use is flexible. Adaptation concept: spatial adaptation, communal space, privacy space, condition, and aesthetics. Conclusion: Interiority and interior Quality in the interior of flats can be used to create vertical housing that is efficient, affordable, safe, and supports communal living
Shaping Consumers’ Attitude and Purchase Intention towards Halal Sustainable Organic Food Products
Get PDFIncreased global recognition of organic food has prompted developed nations to adopt ecological agriculture concepts. This trend is also reflected within the sustainable Halal (permissible) organic food sector. This study examines whether Halal awareness, certification, social influences, and promotion affect consumers' attitude and subsequently, intention to purchase Halal organic food in Malaysia. Using convenient sampling technique, online surveys were conducted with 200 usable responses. A Smart PLS statistical software was used for data analyses. Results revealed that Halal awareness, certification, and social influence significantly affect attitudes, which, in turn, significantly influence consumers' intentions to purchase Halal organic food products. Implications are addressed
Parental Awareness, Understanding, and Factors of Stunting among Preschool Children
Get PDFUndernutrition, including stunting, is a global issue, with significant prevalence in Asia, including Malaysia. Stunting, characterized by low height-for-age in children under five, is a critical health concern. This study focused on parents in Puncak Alam, Selangor, to assess their awareness and understanding of stunting factors. Using a cross-sectional quantitative approach with 137 participants, the study found that most parents had a good awareness and understanding of stunting. Parental education emerged as a key factor influencing understanding. These findings can guide policymakers and health professionals in reducing stunting and improving children's health in Malaysia
Appropriate Trees along the Elevated Railway in Lamphun City, Thailand
Get PDFThailand's Ministry of Transport aims to elevate the Den Chai-Chiang Mai double-track railway at Lamphun's Mueang Nga intersection, impacting the city's physical characteristics. This research focuses on harmonizing the large elevated railway with Lamphun's urban landscape and environment. Analyzing perspectives and considering perennial plant species selection, the study enhances visual aesthetics, shading, dust filtration, and heat reduction. Methodologically, it involves summarizing suitable plant information, simulating images with SketchUp, and analyzing before-and-after perspectives. Findings emphasize trees' positive environmental impact, recommending local species like the Cassia and symbolic species like the Thong Kwao for their adaptability and low maintenance
Influence of Customer Relationship on Supply Chain Performance in Telecommunication Industry
Get PDFThis study aimed to explore the relationship between customer relationships and supply chain performance, with a focus on mediating role of logistics integration as well as whether this relationship is mediated by logistics integration. The study was conducted among 361 employees from 21 Malaysian telecommunication firms in Malaysia by applying a structural equation modeling with SmartPLS. Findings revealed customer relationship associated with supply chain performance and supported. However, the study found that the mediating effect of logistics integration in the relationship between customer relationships and supply chain performance was not statistically significant
Patients' Awareness of Symptoms, Understanding and Perception of Parkinson's Disease
Get PDFThis study investigates the crucial role of Parkinson's disease (PD) patients' awareness, understanding and perception in achieving positive treatment outcomes. Using the Knowledge and Perception of Parkinson's Disease Questionnaire (KPPDQ), a survey was conducted among 169 PD patients in one of the teaching hospital's Neurology Clinics. Significant correlations were found between age, duration since diagnosis, ethnicity, employment status, information sources, and patients' understanding levels. The study highlights the necessity for targeted interventions and continuous research to enhance patient education, correct misconceptions, and foster a more informed and supportive society for PD patients and their families, contributing to overall well-being
Breaking the Glass Code : Mentorship-Driven Empowerment in Malaysia’s ICT Sector
Get PDFThis study explores the role of mentoring in advancing women’s careers in Malaysia's ICT sector, where women are underrepresented in leadership roles. This conceptual study is primarily centered on examining the role of mentorship in advancing women's careers in Malaysia's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector. It examines societal, organizational, work-life balance, and individual factors influencing the career paths of women in the ICT sector in Malaysia. This study is significant in providing the importance of promoting diversity in the workforce, in line with the Sustainable Development Goal SDG 5 i.e. Gender Equality