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Ms. Taiwo Oseni

Senior Lecturer, Enterprise Systems

Information Technology P

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Mt Helen Campus, Online

Biography

Dr Taiwo Oseni is an early career information systems Lecturer and researcher, with interest in large enterprise and cybersecurity systems.

Viewing the usage of information technology through the lens of people, process and technology, Dr Oseni’s work incorporates a multidisciplinary perspective, including methodological lenses such as critical realism and design science, and emphasises the application of theories within this domain.

Taiwo is affiliated with the Internet Commerce Security Laboratory at Federation University Australia, where she investigates cybersecurity systems, practices and policies. She is currently supervising three research students in information systems-based cybersecurity research.

Taiwo joined Federation University in 2016 as an enterprise systems Lecturer. She holds a Bachelor of Science in electronics and electrical engineering, a Master of Science in engineering business management from the University of Warwick United Kingdom, and a PhD in information systems from Monash University Australia.

Field of Research

  • Information systems not elsewhere classified
  • Information systems user experience design and dev
  • Inter-organisational, extra-organisational and glo

Personalized Federated Graph Learning on Non-IID Electronic Health Records

A realist evaluation of post-implementation modifications: a context-initiative-mechanism-outcome perspective

A Study into the Impact of Data Breaches of Electronic Health Records

Decoding Employee ambidexterity: Understanding drivers, constraints, and performance implications for thriving in the evolving work landscapes - A scoping review

A framework for data privacy and security accountability in data breach communications

A study plan for investigating Smart brush for better oral hygiene in frail elderly

  • Conference Proceedings

Enhancing Self-efficacy for Fluid Management in Chronic Kidney Disease with Fitbit and Flex

Issues and Challenges with Information Systems for Asset Management, Maintenance and Reliability

Overview of Business Hyper-automation

The Design of a Smartbrush Oral Health Installation for Aged Care Centres in Australia

Discovery of Small Group Interactions and Performance from Project Emails

Despite latest advances in small group research, discovery of group interactions and performance...

  • Conference Proceedings

Cybersecurity Indexes for eHealth

This study aimed to explore the cybersecurity landscape to identify cybersecurity indexes that...

Communication metrics extracted from project managers' email in-box

Project managers' email in-boxes often contain hundreds of emails. Analysis of this incoming...

  • Conference Proceedings

Organisational learning with SaaS CRM - A case study of higher education

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) generally has a reputation as a technology that does not...

‘UNDOING’ GENDER: HOW THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SEIT) WOMEN’S GROUP WORKS ACROSS UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY LINES TO PROMOTE INCLUSIVE STEMM

A framework for ERP post-implementation amendments: A literature analysis

Post-implementation amendments to ERP systems (ERP-PIA) are of importance for advancing ERP...

An initial empirical evaluation of the influence of erp post-implementation modifications on business process optimisation

In this research in progress paper, we present and discuss an initial empirical evaluation of a...

  • Conference Proceedings

Optimising business processes through ERP post implementation modifications: An exploratory case study

While ERP systems can improve the efficiency, effectiveness and flexibility of business...

  • Conference Proceedings

Exploring ERP post-implementation modifications and their influence on business process outcomes: A theory driven model

The objective of this research in progress paper is to develop a theory-driven model to...

  • Conference Proceedings