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NEMISA DigitalSkills 2024: Volume Information

Proceedings of the NEMISA Digital Skills Summit and Colloquium 2024

Editors: Hossana Twinomurinzi, Nkosikhona Theoren Msweli, Sibukele Gumbo, Tendani Mawela, Emmanuel Mtsweni, Peter Mkhize and Ernest Mnkandla

EPiC Series in Education Science•Volume 6

16 articles•215 pages•Published: June 16, 2024

Papers

Towards Sustainable Agriculture: The Opportunities and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Agricultural Advisory Services

Moses Sithole, Isaac Agholor, Nomzamo Msweli and Mishal Morepje

1-12

Assessing The Relationship Between Digital Skills and the Educational Sector Labour Market in the Polokwane Local Municipality, South Africa

Mmakwati Papo and Hlozi Gift Maluleke

13-27

Factors Affecting Trust in Government's digital services in South Africa

Nomfezeko Ntika and Wallace Chigona

28-39

Assessing the Role of Digital Literacy on Creating Youth Employment Opportunities in the Textile Industry in South Africa

Naledi Pila, Melody Madzivanyika, Bonginkosi Brutas Hlophe and Dr Tlou Meso

40-52

Perceptions of school management on cyber threats: The case of resource-constrained schools in South Africa

Caroline Magunje and Wallace Chigona

53-65

Exploring Policy Intervention Strategies for Digital Skilled Employment Opportunities in Limpopo.

Hope Makuwa, Ntjeketli Phooko and James Lentsoane

66-77

Employing Machine Learning Techniques to Analyse Customer Records for Cross-Selling Probability

Khulekani Mavundla and Dr Surendra Thakur

78-94

An Assessment of Available Access to Technology in KwaZulu-Natal

Enhle Zandile Yvonne Kheswa and Zama Dlamini

95-105

Insights gained from smartphone logging data collection

Fallo Khanye, Renette Blignaut, Julia Keddie, Humphrey Brydon, Lieven De Marez, Koen Ponnet and Simon Perneel

106-116

The Future of Work: Assessing Job Susceptibility for Content Creators

Naomi Isabirye, Lateef Amusa, Trevor Rammitlwa and Hossana Twinomurinzi

117-133

Approaches to human capital development for the changing world of work: Perspectives on medium-sized organisations in South Africa

Natasha Katunga, Carlynn Keating and Sive Mange

134-148

Digital Readiness in a Digital Revolution: How is community radio responding to digital transformation in the changing broadcast environment of South Africa?

149-163

Modelling the Impact of Digital Skills on Employment with a Macroeconomic Agent-Based Model

Dino Giovannoni, Evert Philip Knoesen and Jan Mentz

164-178

The Impact Of Robo-Advisors On Decision Support Management In A South African Financial Sector

Annette Mangena and Prisca Sithole

179-188

Intelligent decision support systems in higher education institutions in developing countries: A Systematic Literature Review

189-202

Education 5.0: Is South African Higher Education Ready?

Nosipho Mavuso and Olutoyin Olaitan

203-215

Keyphrases

agent-based modelling, Agricultural Advisory Services, Agricultural productivity, Artificial Intelligence⁴, Automation, Broadcasting², Capability Approach, citizens, Community Radio, content creators, convergence, Critical Success Factors, Cross-selling, curriculum, Cybersecurity capabilities, Cybersecurity in Education, cybersecurity perceptions, cybersecurity well-being, Decision Support Management, Decision Support Systems, Developing countries., digital inclusion, Digital innovations, digital literacy, Digital Revolution, digital services, digital skills⁵, Digital skills gap, Digital Transformation³, Education 5.0, Employment, employment opportunities², Empowerment theory, ethics, Financial Sector, Government, Health Insurance Customer Records, higher education, Higher Education Institutions, Human Capital Development, ICT infrastructure, inequality, Intelligent Systems, Internet Accessibility, IT skills, job susceptibility, keywords, Labor Sector, machine learning, Medium-sized organisations, mobileDNA, Model Evaluation matrix, Multiple Linear Regression, policy intervention, prediction, public sector, Reskilling, Robo-Advisors, Smartphone usage, Socio-economic factors, South Africa, strategies, sustainable agriculture, Textile Industry, The Future of Work, Trust, Unemployment, Upskilling, Youth.