The book begins with cellular automata and their role in improving the strategic alignment of business and IT. It also presents research and practical insights for database designers and developers looking to utilise AI, insights into the societal dynamics shaping the adoption of microchip implants and their impact on digital transformation, the data maturity assessment model for SMEs, the legal framework and empirical findings on the adoption of e-invoicing, surveys and data analysis on key online shopping trends and preferences, a comprehensive overview of the revision of selected information security standards and their role in facilitating digital transformation, cyber security standards, insights into the role of AI in predictive analytics and preparing for future epidemic models, and finally new approaches and methodologies related to the functionality and security of facial recognition systems.
The book addresses the digital business transformation and artificial intelligence through topics such as cellular automata modelling, AI usage in database modelling, the impact of microchip implants, the data maturity model for SMEs, the legal framework for cyber security, epidemic modelling, and facial recognition.
Table of contents
Introduction - ROBERT LESKOVAR and BLA KAVI: The quest for cellular
automata: a case of strategic business IT alignment-BORUT WERBER and URO
RAJKOVI: Database normalization can ChatGPT manage it? -ALENKA BAGGIA,
BORUT WERBER, ANJA NIDARI: What about microchip implants? Digital
transformation of the human body -Bla Gaperlin, Andreja Pucihar and
Mirjana Kljaji Bortnar: Data maturity assessment of SMEs and definition of
measurement scales- ROK BOJANC, ANDREJA PUCIHAR, GREGOR LENART: E-invoicing
as a driver for digital transformation of Slovene economy-MARJETA MAROLT:
Exploring consumer online purchase behaviour- ALENKA BREZAVEK and DOROTEJA
VIDMAR: Recent changes in the ISO 27000 series of information security
standards-Andrej kraba and rtomir Rozman:Parametrization of the SI
Epidemic Model for COVID-19: A Comparative Analysis Across Six Countries-
Nejc elik, Mirjana Kljaji Bortnar: Facial Recognition System Development
Prof. Robert Leskovar received his PhD from University of Maribor. His research interest includes simulation and modelling, multiple criteria decision making, digital marketing and artificial intelligence. He published over forty original scientific papers and is author or coauthor of more than twenty chapters in scientific monographs.
Borut Werber is Assoc. Prof. PhD of Information Systems at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor. His research interest includes micro-businesses computer use, RFID microchip implants and deep learning models - DLM. Participated in several research such as MASTIS, IDADOSH and Use of AI for skin cancer recognition EU founded student work.
