Discussions on green recruitment practices are sparsely interrogated in the canon of human resource management literature (GHRM). Existing studies have focused other areas GHRM, especially South Africa. This study addresses this gap through examination best for employees’ behaviour, and unearths collection challenges plaguing practices. The purposively recruited 12 units’ managers employees fro...

The neighborhood has had a long history in Iranian urbanization. Since urban plans wereintroduced by the authorities to shape urban development in Iran half a century ago, the concept of Iranian traditional neighborhood has been neglected gradually. The concept of neighborhood has not found the appropriate status in urban design and planning yet. One of the main reasons is that academics, profe...

E lectronic patient portals have received increasing interest with Meaningful Use criteria and the move toward patientcentered medical homes.1-4 Portals typically allow patients and physicians to send electronic messages to one another in a secure environment. Other functions might include renewing prescriptions, making appointments, and viewing portions of one’s own medical record. Despite pot...

Somatically acquired genomic alterations that drive oncogenic cellular processes are of great scientific and clinical interest. Since the initiation of large-scale cancer genomic projects (e.g., the Cancer Genome Project, The Cancer Genome Atlas, and the International Cancer Genome Consortium cancer genome projects), a number of web-based portals have been created to facilitate access to multid...

The evolution of web portals has reached a stage where it is possible to identify canonical content that constitutes typical portals. Examples of typical content include information about the organization, product descriptions, papers, personal information, contact, etc. The Semantic Web approach, through the use of ontologies, provides several advantages for web portals. Firstly, ontologies ar...

We simulate the process of possible interactions between a set of competitive services, web infrastructure agents (portals) that provide online rating for these services, and users of these services. We argue that to have a profitable business, these portals are forced to have subscribed services that are rated by the portals. We follow the what-if methodology, analysing strategies that a servi...

The revenue model of online portals is based on access to consumers and their preference information through offerings of “free” personalized services. Extant research has characterized consumer behavior in this context by a personalization for privacy (p4p) ratio, which represents consumer’s tradeoff between value for personalized services and nonmonetary privacy costs incurred in sharing thei...