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The challenges facing business today require that organisations be able to continuously transform into flexible, agile enterprises which respond to market driven opportunities. Due to the complexity and speed of change, organisations cannot become agile high performers without the transformation to team based structures. Research has identified several key enablers of high performing teams with...

We are building a new corpus of deceptive and nondeceptive speech, using American English and Mandarin Chinese adult native speakers, to investigate individual and cultural differences in acoustic, prosodic, and lexical cues to deception. Here, we report on the role of personality factors using the NEO-FFI (Neuroticism-Extraversion-Openness Five Factor Inventory), gender, ethnicity and confiden...

The emergence of knowledge-based organisations has seen an emphasis shift to recognising people as the prime competitive asset and the push of management to nurture social capital within organisations. This supposedly hatches an environment of openness, trust and open communication, thereby leading to greater knowledge sharing within organisational members. A well managed knowledge management p...

The research aimed to integrate how trusting behavior was formed by an interaction between individual personality traits and situational context. Trust game protocol a series of trait questionnaires were utilized generate the data. A moderated regression with categorical variables established test hypothesis whether player’s role or strength relationship players’ their corresponding behavior. R...

In seeking to prevent a reoccurrence of scandals such as that involving cardiac surgery in Bristol, the UK government has adopted a model of regulation that uses rules and surveillance as a way of both improving the quality of care delivered and increasing confidence in healthcare institutions. However, this approach may actually act to reduce confidence and trust while also reducing the moral ...

In seeking to prevent a reoccurrence of scandals such as that involving cardiac surgery in Bristol, the UK government has adopted a model of regulation that uses rules and surveillance as a way of both improving the quality of care delivered and increasing confidence in healthcare institutions. However, this approach may actually act to reduce confidence and trust while also reducing the moral ...

Social media has led to paradigm shifts in ways people work and do business, interact and socialize, learn and obtain knowledge. So much so that social media has established itself as an important spatial extension of this nation’s historicity and challenges. Regardless of the enabling reputation and recommendation features through social networks embedded in the social media system, the overfl...