On the local and global properties of information manifolds by Clingman, Tslil

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Gravitational collapse and the information loss problem by Kesselly, Alton Vanie

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In search of an applied leadership model for start-up organisations by Serfontein, Louis

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Applying COBIT in an ERP environment, with specific reference to Qmuzik by Kieviet, Freda

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The Oosterland GIS : applying aspects of geographical information systems to maritime archaeological project by Sharfman, Jonathan

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Project implementation profile tool applied to upgrading informal settlements programme projects by Shaboodien, Azher

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Stochastic modelling of financial markets with differential information by Damiani, F V

“…In the last fifteen years or so, many articles in the financial mathematics literature have been concerned with using techniques of stochastic calculus to model financial markets in which different traders have access to different levels of information. This thesis aims to provide a coherent account of the various approaches that have been used to model financial markets with heterogeneously informed agents. …”
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Applying GIS in the evaluation of landscape aesthetics by Fourie, Rene

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Household energy information management system for Africa : a Ugandan case study by Opio, Peter

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Digital Transformation and the Internationalisation of Information Science: Applied Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Trends and Future Opportunities

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Book Review: Creating Inclusive Libraries By Applying Universal Design: A Guide by Carli Spina

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A plan for improving The City Of Cape Town Corporate Intranet by applying knowledge sharing Insights by Evans, Herbert

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Applying Means–End Chain Theory to Online Buying and Understanding Consumers' Motivation to Disclose Private Information

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Developing consumption feedback principles for monthly utility bills informed by behavioural economics: evidence from controlled experiments by Brühl, Johanna Maria

“…Utility providers might be able to "nudge" consumers towards more desirable consumption patterns by delivering simpler and better feedback informed by applied behavioural sciences. Two sets of controlled experiments were conducted with over 1,500 subjects to identify bill design strategies that could overcome two major barriers to effective consumption feedback: • the complexity of the utility bill, especially with regards to tariff calculations, and • consumer's declining mindfulness of utility consumption between billing moments. …”
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A longitudinal study of the information communication process among a defined group of basic and applied scientists in South Africa by Smith, Gretchen

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Geological and structural analysis of the Hwange area-Northwest Zimbabwe: using remotely sensed data and geographic information systems (GIS) by Chivasa, Mufaro

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Applying site summary technology in university libraries: A case study of the Central Library of Northern Technical University

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Applying Jobs-To-Be-Done theory by gathering unmet customer needs to inform new food product development strategy

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Possibilities of applying some knowledge management techniques within the higher education domain in South Africa : a literature survey by Noll, Susanne

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How are the principles of community engagement in architecture, within Public Interest Design, relevant to and applied in our South African informal context?

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