Albert Gyamfi

Albert Gyamfi has a PhD in Knowledge Management from Aalborg University, Denmark. He is a consultant and an expert who has researched into media richness and web applications for knowledge management process and organisational learning. He is currently attached to Centre for Communication, Media and Information Technologies (CMI), Aalborg University Copenhagen.

Publications

Media Richness, Knowledge Sharing, and Computer Programming by Virtual Software Teams
Media Richness, Knowledge Sharing, and Computer Programming by Virtual Software Teams
Idongesit Williams, Albert Gyamfi. © 2022. 16 pages.
Software programming is a task with high analyzability. However, knowledge sharing is an intricate part of the software programming process. Today, new media platforms have been...
Determining Appropriate Social Media Sites for Knowledge Sharing: A Data Science Approach
Determining Appropriate Social Media Sites for Knowledge Sharing: A Data Science Approach
Albert Gyamfi. © 2021. 27 pages.
The study aims at developing a fully developed and operational cloud-based published website for predicting appropriate social media for sharing knowledge during an outbreak. The...
Big Data and Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Organizations
Big Data and Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Organizations
Albert Gyamfi, Idongesit Williams. © 2019. 313 pages.
Knowledge in its pure state is tacit in nature—difficult to formalize and communicate—but can be converted into codified form and shared through both social interactions and the...
The Impact of Media Richness on the Usage of Web 2.0 Services for Knowledge Transfer
The Impact of Media Richness on the Usage of Web 2.0 Services for Knowledge Transfer
Albert Gyamfi. © 2018. 19 pages.
The study investigates the impact of the use of web 2.0 applications on knowledge transfer in the Cocoa Sector in Ghana. Transferring knowledge via social media websites has...
Media Richness Perspective of Social Media Usage for Learning: Perception of Cocoa Researchers in Ghana
Media Richness Perspective of Social Media Usage for Learning: Perception of Cocoa Researchers in Ghana
Albert Gyamfi. © 2018. 15 pages.
This chapter examines the effect of media richness of four popular social media (Facebook, YouTube, Skype and Wikipedia) applications on their usage for organizational learning....
Media Richness, Knowledge Sharing, and Computer Programming by Virtual Software Teams
Media Richness, Knowledge Sharing, and Computer Programming by Virtual Software Teams
Idongesit Williams, Albert Gyamfi. © 2018. 20 pages.
Software programming is a task with high analyzability. However, knowledge sharing is an intricate part of the software programming process. Today, new media platforms have been...