An important question in information‐seeking behavior is where people go for information
and why information seekers prefer to use one source type rather than another when faced …

This study focuses on how the accessibility and quality of co-workers in organizations affect
their use as information source. Prior research has produced inconsistent findings …

Previous studies have not fully investigated the role of source accessibility versus source
quality in the selection of information sources. It remains unclear what their (relative) …

Although the information‐seeking literature has tended to focus upon the selection and use
of inanimate objects as information sources, this research follows the more recent trend of …

Past studies on a person's choice of information sources have shown mixed results because
of a lack of understanding of the'context'surrounding information seeking that impacts a …

In this study, we develop a theoretical model based on social network theories and the
social influence model to understand how knowledge professionals utilise technology for …

Abstract Knowledge sourcing through knowledge repositories, people, and documents in
organizational settings are investigated in this paper. This competition among the …

Understanding factors that enhance or diminish performance levels of individuals is
instrumental for achieving individual (low level) and organisational (high level) goals. In this …

In this study, we develop a theoretical model based on social network theories and the
social influence model to understand how knowledge professionals utilise technology for …

In this exploratory paper, we examine community capacity building over ten-years via an
online e-government sponsored forum. Using social network analytics, we postulate that as …