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John Organ

Assistant Lecturer in Business Information Systems

South East Technological University

Ireland

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John Organ is an Assistant Lecturer in Business Information Systems at South East Technological University in Ireland. His research primarily focuses on challenge-based learning in entrepreneurship education, digital transformation in banking, and the development of social technology entrepreneurial ventures. He has contributed to various academic articles, including studies on organizational behavior in the digital finance sector and the implications of artificial intelligence in public employment services.

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Dr Aisling Tuite

Lecturer in Management

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Sharon O'Brien

Lecturer

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Nejla Karabulut

Researcher and Lecturer

Hanze University of Applied Sciences

NETHERLANDS

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Breda Walsh Shanahan

Lecturer

South East Technological University

IRELAND

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Hackathons: a challenged-based learning (CBL) tool in entrepreneurship education

Digital Futures Challenge-Based Learning in Higher Education in Europe: The DIFUCH Erasmus+ Project

The Role of Social Systems Failure Risks and Control in the Digitization of Banking: A Case Study of Banking Failure in Ireland

A Research Cluster's Vision for a Pilot Factory in the South East Technological University of Ireland

A Study of the Organisational Behaviour of Software Test Engineers, Contributing to the Digital Transformation of Banks in the Irish Financial Sector

Development of Social Technology Entrepreneurial Ventures: A challenge project-based learning approach

Harnessing the Benefits of Micro Credentials for Industry 4.0 and 5.0: Skills Training and Lifelong Learning

Artificial Intelligence and Human-machine symbiosis in Public Employment Services (PES): Lessons from Engineer and Trade Unionist, Professor Michael Cooley

TECIS Inclusion and Diversity working group vision

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Dr Aisling Tuite

Sharon O'Brien

Nejla Karabulut

Breda Walsh Shanahan

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