IST-Africa 2022 Conference

16 - 20 May 2022

Programme

IST-Africa 2022 Agenda

Updated: 2022-04-14 22:44:30

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Day 1: 16 May 2022

09:30

09:30	Opening Plenary 1a: Opening Plenary

09:45

09:45	Session 2a: eGovernment 1: Issues & Case Studies
	The Benefits of Digital Transformation addressing the Hindrances and Challenges of e-Government Services in South Africa: A Scoping Review Keneilwe Maremi, CSIR, South Africa Evaluating the Impact of e-Government Initiatives on Citizens: Empowerment or Tokenism? John Oredo, University of Nairobi, Kenya Leveraging Technology to enhance Effective Electronic Policing in Developing Countries Ester-Omma Nelago, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia

11:00

	Coffee Break : Break

11:10

11:10	Session 3a: eGovernment 2: Issues & Applications
	Intention to Adopt e-Voting: A Perspective of South African Youth Pitso Tsibolane, University of Cape Town, South Africa A Smart City Maturity Assessment Model for South African Municipalities Silma Koekemoer, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa Effectiveness of Outsourced Information Systems in Public Sector Petrus Helao Haixula, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia The Use of Electronic Notification Systems (e-Notification system) for Registering Births and Deaths: Findings from a Developing Country Maria Shilamba, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia

12:45

	Lunch : Lunch

13:45

13:45	Session 4a: Collaborative Open Innovation and ICT-enabled Entrepreneurship
	Collaborative Open Innovation through Open API Approach to Enable the Development of Financial Technology Infrastructure: Case of Botswana. Thotobolo Morapedi, Routepay Botswana, Botswana Non-Financial Support Needs of Tech Start-ups to Minimise Risk of Failure Julien Ntamakemwa, University of Western Cape, South Africa TechTribe: Developing an Innovation Platform for Startups and High Growth SMEs Buntu Majaja, TechTribe, South Africa Assessment of Regional Attractiveness for Tourism Otakar Cerba, Plan4all z.s., Czech Republic Determinants of Information Systems Resources for Business Organisations’ Competitive Advantage: A Resource-Based View Approach Iyaloo Waiganjo, International University of Management, Namibia

15:30

	Coffee Break : Break

15:35

15:35	Plenary Session 5a: Plenary 2
	Development of Cyber-Infrastructure in Africa integrated with Large Scale Science Projects Happy Sithole, National Integrated Cyber-Infrastructure System (NICIS), South Africa

15:55

	Coffee Break : Break

16:00

16:00	Session 6a: Cyber Security
	A Smart Contract Approach to Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing in Kenya Wilson Maina, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology , Kenya Towards a New Taxonomy of Insider Threats Sarathiel Chaipa, University of South Africa, Zimbabwe Factors Influencing Smartphone End-User Security Behaviour – The Case of Young Adults in South Africa Raeesa Behardien, University of Cape Town, South Africa Towards a Cybersecurity Culture Framework for Mobile Banking in South Africa Thembakazi Kangapi, University of Fort Hare, South Africa Security Concerns on Social Media Customer-to-Customer Online Transactions. A Case of Namibia Facebook Users Stanford Musarurwa, International Training College Lingua, Namibia

17:50

	End of Sessions

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