Chen-Hao Huang

Mr. Chen-Hao Huang

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2021 in Journal of Global Information Management
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CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang
TCTzu-Chuan Chou
Tzu-Chuan Chou
SWSheng-Hsiung Wu
Sheng-Hsiung Wu
With the fast growth of IoT and AI techniques, AIoT’s potential in creating and capturing business value is being increasingly acknowledged. AIoT is the practice of combining AI with IoT-based hardware to proactively predict what might happen and what action needs to be taken. However, research on this issue has been limited and what the key mechanisms for designing AIoT based context-aware services are in the real field is still underexplored. In this article, we bridge this gap by studying a case study of AIoT based context-aware system in law enforcement in terms of information system artifacts to extend our understating of the AIoT based system’s mechanisms for business applications. Our case study reveals a conceptual model that can ensure AIoT empowered context-aware services in a police field unit. The implications, limitations, and future applications of the development of AIoT empowered context-aware services are discussed.

28 July 2022 in Journal of Informetrics
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CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang
JLJohn S. Liu
John S. Liu
MHMei Hsiu-Ching Ho
Mei Hsiu-Ching Ho
TCTzu-Chuan Chou
Tzu-Chuan Chou

12 November 2024 in Asia Pacific Management Review
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PTPei-Hua Tung
Pei-Hua Tung
YCYu-Hsuan Chiu
Yu-Hsuan Chiu
CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang

18 January 2024 in Library Hi Tech
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WRWiwit Ratnasari
Wiwit Ratnasari
TCTzu-Chuan Chou
Tzu-Chuan Chou
CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang
Purpose: This paper examines the evolution of massive open online courses (MOOCs) literature over the past 15 years and identifies its significant developments. Design/methodology/approach: Utilizing main path analysis (MPA) on a dataset of 1,613 articles from the Web of Science (WoS) databases, the authors construct the main pathway in MOOC literature through a citation analysis. Pajek software is used to visualize the 34 influential articles identified in the field. Findings: Three phases emerge in MOOC research: connectivism as a learning theory, facilitating education reform and breaking barriers to MOOCs adoption. Multiple-Global MPA highlights sub-themes including self-regulated learning (SRL), motivation, engagement, dropouts, student performance and the impact of COVID-19. Research limitations/implications: First, data limitations from the WoS core collection might not cover all research, but using reputable sources enhances data validity. Second, despite careful algorithm selection to enhance accuracy, there remains a limitation inherent in the nature of citations. Such biased citations may result in findings that do not fully align with scholars' perspectives. Practical implications: The authors' findings contribute to the understanding of MOOCs literature development, enabling educators and researchers to grasp key trends and focus areas in the field. It can inform the design and implementation of MOOCs for more effective educational outcomes. Originality/value: This study presents novel methodologies and important findings for advancing research and practice in MOOCs.

3 June 2025 in Asia Pacific Management Review
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CKChiang Kao
Chiang Kao
WWWann-Yih Wu
Wann-Yih Wu
WCWei-Shiun Chang
Wei-Shiun Chang
SLShiang-Tai Liu
Shiang-Tai Liu
CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang
IWI-Lin Wang
I-Lin Wang

10 October 2025 in Asia Pacific Management Review
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VNVan-Tan Nguyen
Van-Tan Nguyen
CHChen-Hao Huang
Chen-Hao Huang
SLShiang-Tai Liu
Shiang-Tai Liu
CLChing-Yung Lin
Ching-Yung Lin