• Applying the system of environmental economic accounting-ecosystem accounting (SEEA-EA) framework at catchment scale to develop ecosystem extent and condition accounts 

  Farrell, Catherine Anne; Coleman, Lisa; Kelly-Quinn, Mary; Obst, Carl G; Eigenraam, Mark; Norton, Daniel; O'Donoghue, Cathal; Kinsella, Stephen; Delargy, Orlaith; Stout, Jane C (Pensoft Publishers, 2021)

  Ecosystem accounting is a tool to integrate nature into decision-making in a more structured way. Applying the use of nationally available datasets at catchment scale and following the System of Environmental Economic ...
• Investigating student engagement with intentional content: An exploratory study of instructional videos 

  Walsh, John N.; O'Brien, Michael P.; Costin, Yvonne (Elsevier, 2021)

  In recent years, flipped classrooms have become increasingly popular in higher education envi-ronments. In tandem, there is an increasing interest in engagement analytics and educational data mining to identify how students ...
• Does work socialisation matter? Worker engagement in political activities, attachment to democracy and openness to immigration 

  Ryan, Lorraine; Turner, Thomas (Wiley and Sons Ltd, 2021)

  The effects of work socialisation on worker engagement in political activities, attachment to democracy and openness to outsiders are explored in this article. Work environments are measured using firm size, unionisation ...
• State-owned enterprise sector, 2020 

  Palcic, Dónal; Reeves, Eoin (Sciendo, 2021)

  While the Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant negative impact on the overall Irish economy, the severity of the impact on individual firms very much depends on the sector in which they operate. State owned enterprises ...
• Project facilitation as an active response to tensions in international development programmes 

  Lannon, John; Walsh, John N. (Elsevier, 2020)

  This paper examines the tension within international development programmes between traditional task-oriented approaches to development and the wider view of programmes as sites for adaptability and learning. It characterises ...
• Knowledge asymmetries and service management: three case Ssudies 

  Walsh, John N.; O'Brien, Jamie (World Scientific Publishing, 2018)

  .The purpose of this paper is to investigate how information systems are used by knowledge-intensive service firms and identify their effects on client–provider interactions. The paper uses data from case studies of ...
• Dynamic knowledge management strategy development in international non-governmental organisations 

  Walsh, John N.; Lannon, John (Taylor and Francis, 2020)

  Knowledge management strategies are important for firms’ competitive positioning. This paper examines how knowledge management codification and personalisation strategies are developed in response to environmental and ...
• A Novel model for cloud computing analytics and measurement 

  Shams, Armin; Sharif, Hossein; Helfert, Markus (2021)

  A Cloud Computing system is a complex system. The existing metric systems are inadequate for providing a high-fidelity picture of what is going on in the complex cloud and do not facilitate all the assessments needed ...
• The role of information systems and knowledge codification for service provision strategies 

  Walsh, John N.; O'Brien, Jamie (Emerald Publishing Ltd, 2021)

  Purpose: While service scholars see modularisation as balancing the efficiency of standardisation with the value added through customisation the relationships between these concepts are under-theorised. In addition, although ...
• Identifying and categorising knowledge reuse activities in electronic repositories 

  Walsh, John N. (Emerald Publishing Ltd, 2021)

  Purpose: Knowledge reuse using electronic repositories, while increasingly important, requires more thorough analysis. Service modularity has been recently applied in services research but has not been integrated into ...
• A knowledge-based framework for service management 

  Walsh, John N.; O'Brien, Jamie (World Scientific Publishing, 2017)

  The purpose of this paper is to investigate how information and communication technologies are used for service standardisation, customisation, and modularisation by knowledge-intensive service firms through the development ...
• Developing new categories of knowledge acquisition, translation and dissemination by technological gatekeepers 

  Walsh, John N. (Elsevier, 2015)

  The role played by gatekeepers who acquire external technical knowledge, translate that knowledge so as to contextualise it for their companies needs and disseminate it to key organisational personnel is of increasing ...
• The sharing and transfer of context specific knowledge in a product support environment 

  Walsh, John N. (Inderscience, 2014)

  Research on knowledge intensive services argues that service firms possess deeper expert knowledge which they co-produce and share with clients and which tends to result in context specific knowledge (Nordin et al., 2011; ...
• A synthesis of predictive statistics and actuarial science to quantify emerging and existing risks within the motor vehicle industry 

  Shannon, Darren (University of Limerick, 2020)

  The broad evolutionary movement toward ensuring vehicle safety has necessitated the collection motor vehicle collision (MVC) data, so that the circumstances that influence the frequency and severity of MVCs can be ...
• A quantitative bow-tie cyber risk classification and assessment framework 

  Sheehan, Barry; Murphy, Finbarr; Kia, Arash N.; Kiely, Ronan (Routledge, 2021)

  Cyber-attacks pose a growing threat to global commerce that is increasingly reliant on digital technology to conduct business. Traditional risk assessment and underwriting practices face serious shortcomings when encountered ...
• A quantitative bow-tie cyber risk classification and assessment framework 

  Shehan, Barry; Murphy, Finbarr; Kia, Arash N.; Kiely, Ronan (Taylor and Francis, 2021)

  Cyber-attacks pose a growing threat to global commerce that is increasingly reliant on digital technology to conduct business. Traditional risk assessment and underwriting practices face serious shortcomings when encountered ...
• Connected and autonomous vehicle injury loss events: potential risk and actuarial considerations for primary insurers 

  Shannon, Darren; Jannusch, Tim; Spickermann, Florian; Mullins, Martin; Cunneen, Martin; Murphy, Finbarr (Wiley and Sons Ltd, 2021)

  The introduction of connected and autonomous vehicles (CAVs) to the road transport ecosystem will change the manner of collisions. CAVs are expected to optimize the safety of road users and the wider environment, while ...
• Immune or at-risk? stock markets and the significance of the COVID-19 pandemic 

  O'Donnell, Niall; Shannon, Darren; Sheehan, Barry (Elsevier, 2021)

  The closure of borders and traditional commerce due to the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to have a lasting financial impact. We determine whether the growth in COVID-19 affected index prices by examining equity markets in ...
• Using cluster analysis to explore the engagement with a flipped classroom of native and non-native English-speaking management students 

  Walsh, John N.; Rísquez, Angélica (Elsevier, 2020)

  Flipped classrooms are becoming increasingly popular, particularly when teaching non-native speaking students. Existing research has largely focused on examining academic performance and students’ perceptions of the learning ...
• Smartphone use while driving: an investigation of Young Novice Driver (YND) behaviour 

  Jannusch, Tim; Shannon, Darren; Völler, Michaele; Murphy, Finbarr; Mullins, Martin (Elsevier, 2021)

  Road traffic collisions are the leading cause of death for those between the ages of 15–29, according to the World Health Organisation. This study investigates one of the primary reasons for the high fatality rate amongst ...

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