Perceived Security Risk Based on Moderating Factors for Blockchain Technology Applications in Cloud Storage to Achieve Secure Healthcare Systems.

Due to the high amount of electronic health records, hospitals have prioritized data protection. Because it uses parallel computing and is distributed, the security of the cloud cannot be guaranteed. Because of the large number of e-health records, hospitals have made data security a major concern. The cloud's security cannot be guaranteed because it uses parallel processing and is distributed. The blockchain (BC) has been deployed in the cloud to preserve and secure medical data because it is particularly prone to security breaches and attacks such as forgery, manipulation, and privacy leaks. An overview of blockchain (BC) technology in cloud storage to improve healthcare system security can be obtained by reading this paper. First, we will look at the benefits and drawbacks of using a basic cloud storage system. After that, a brief overview of blockchain cloud storage technology will be offered. Many researches have focused on using blockchain technology in healthcare systems as a possible solution to the security concerns in healthcare, resulting in tighter and more advanced security requirements being provided. This survey could lead to a blockchain-based solution for the protection of cloud-outsourced healthcare data. Evaluation and comparison of the simulation tests of the offered blockchain technology-focused studies can demonstrate integrity verification with cloud storage and medical data, data interchange with reduced computational complexity, security, and privacy protection. Because of blockchain and IT, business warfare has emerged, and governments in the Middle East have embraced it. Thus, this research focused on the qualities that influence customers' interest in and approval of blockchain technology in cloud storage for healthcare system security and the aspects that increase people's knowledge of blockchain. One way to better understand how people feel about learning how to use blockchain technology in healthcare is through the United Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT). A snowball sampling method was used to select respondents in an online poll to gather data about blockchain technology in Middle Eastern poor countries. A total of 443 randomly selected responses were tested using SPSS. Blockchain adoption has been shown to be influenced by anticipation, effort expectancy, social influence (SI), facilitation factors, personal innovativeness (PInn), and a perception of security risk (PSR). Blockchain adoption and acceptance were found to be influenced by anticipation, effort expectancy, social influence (SI), facilitating conditions, personal innovativeness (PInn), and perceived security risk (PSR) during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as providing an overview of current trends in the field and issues pertaining to significance and compatibility.

Coping with and Analysing Factors Impacting Omani Colleges Students' Entrepreneurial Intent during Covid-19 Pandemic

Past Research studies analyzed the impact of entrepreneurship education programs and its efficiency. Oman is known as an emerging country with high unemployment among fresh graduates from educational institutions. This issue set off the policies of the Omani government to reshape the state towards a knowledge-based economy, where the main element was described as 'entrepreneur.' The challenges facing the government is to shift students ' attitudes towards entrepreneurship rather than jobs. This research will present the elements of the entrepreneurial intention and proposed model information system and factors that affect student perceptions of entrepreneurship education. Quantitative method used to collect data which included 325 Oman students between 20 to 40 years from private institutions. Results have shown that entrepreneurship education, experience and the external setting have an overall impact on students' a positive outlook to entrepreneurship. In contrast, personal attributes and perceived feasibility have a real effect on unfavourable perceptions._

The Technology of Mobile Banking and Its Impact on the Financial Growth during the Covid-19 Pandemic in the Gulf Region

The purpose of this study is to recognize the important factors that influence the adoption of M-banking in gulf region by its users. IT is quantitative research-based the Unified Theory of Acceptance and the Use of Technology that is also known as UTAUT model. With the help of Partial Least-Squares Structure Equation Modeling, the conceptual framework has been tested and designed. The correlation and multiple linear regression analysis have been functioned to obtained results. In gulf region, the adoption of the customers has decreased because ofsome factors that have been identified in this paper. These factors also decrease the social influence, financial growth and facilitating conditions. The main contribution of this study is to provide a deep understanding of the factors that help to promote the use of mobile banking in some developing countries. Finally, the research recommends several determinants to use the M-banking in the gulf region setting.

Perceived Security Risk Based on Moderating Factors for Blockchain Technology Applications in Cloud Storage to Achieve Secure Healthcare Systems

Due to the high amount of electronic health records, hospitals have prioritized data protection. Because it uses parallel computing and is distributed, the security of the cloud cannot be guaranteed. Because of the large number of e-health records, hospitals have made data security a major concern. The cloud's security cannot be guaranteed because it uses parallel processing and is distributed. The blockchain (BC) has been deployed in the cloud to preserve and secure medical data because it is particularly prone to security breaches and attacks such as forgery, manipulation, and privacy leaks. An overview of blockchain (BC) technology in cloud storage to improve healthcare system security can be obtained by reading this paper. First, we will look at the benefits and drawbacks of using a basic cloud storage system. After that, a brief overview of blockchain cloud storage technology will be offered. Many researches have focused on using blockchain technology in healthcare systems as a possible solution to the security concerns in healthcare, resulting in tighter and more advanced security requirements being provided. This survey could lead to a blockchain-based solution for the protection of cloud-outsourced healthcare data. Evaluation and comparison of the simulation tests of the offered blockchain technology-focused studies can demonstrate integrity verification with cloud storage and medical data, data interchange with reduced computational complexity, security, and privacy protection. Because of blockchain and IT, business warfare has emerged, and governments in the Middle East have embraced it. Thus, this research focused on the qualities that influence customers' interest in and approval of blockchain technology in cloud storage for healthcare system security and the aspects that increase people's knowledge of blockchain. One way to better understand how people feel about learning how to use blockchain technology in healthcare is through the United Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT). A snowball sampling method was used to select respondents in an online poll to gather data about blockchain technology in Middle Eastern poor countries. A total of 443 randomly selected responses were tested using SPSS. Blockchain adoption has been shown to be influenced by anticipation, effort expectancy, social influence (SI), facilitation factors, personal innovativeness (PInn), and a perception of security risk (PSR). Blockchain adoption and acceptance were found to be influenced by anticipation, effort expectancy, social influence (SI), facilitating conditions, personal innovativeness (PInn), and perceived security risk (PSR) during the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as providing an overview of current trends in the field and issues pertaining to significance and compatibility.

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GREEN ICT PRACTICES AMONG PALESTINIAN AND MALAYSIAN IN SME FOOD ENTERPRISES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Covid-19 requires the demand to spread awareness among people about the adverse environmental impact of operations done in industries in order to sustain the environment. For that purpose, green information & technology devise the standard in order to incorporate strategies practically to gain a wide range of economic benefits special under critical circumstances of pandemic. Besides, Green ICT plays a significant role in promoting Sustainability in industrial context. Sustainability has become an essential factor for companies and industries nowadays, especially food industry. This study explores a comparative analysis between Palestine and Malaysian food industries in the context of Green ICT during this pandemic. This study comprises of;firstly, analyze the food practices in food industry. Secondly, to investigate the basic factors that affect Sustainability in align to literature. The results of the research showed that environmental, economical, technological and social responsibility are few of those factors that affect the practices. Data was collected with the help of a questionnaire survey, 200 SME managers from the food industry in which 100 from Palestinian food firms and 100 from Malaysian food firms. 60% was the response rate for the survey. SPSS was used to analyze the Validity and Reliability of the data collected earlier. T-sample test was run to examine the effect of different factors. The study concludes that there is a significant influence of suitability operations in the food industry while comparing Palestine and Malaysia. Thus, it revealed that Malaysian food chain firms were considered as more competent in incorporating Green ICT in terms of Technical and environmental factors as compared to Palestine industries during this pandemic, COVID-19. Furthermore, adopting of ICT helped in enhance the efficiency of environmental supply chain and boost competitive advantage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] Copyright of PalArch's Journal of Archaeology of Egypt/Egyptology is the property of Palarch Foundation and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)