Information Technologist (The)
Journal / Information Technologist (The) / Vol. 22 No. 2 (2025) / Articles

Editorial

Integrating reinforcement learning and climate-aware forecasting models for resilient power grid management in developing economies

1 - 19

Open access and the ethics of knowledge gatekeeping: rethinking scholarly publishing in the digital age

20 - 32

Towards a secured enterprise architecture for a university: A case study approach

33 - 54

Do Zimbabwean farmers know what cybercrime is?

55 - 62

Information science-driven design requirements of visual analytic system for information mapping of COVID-19 vaccine debates

63 - 76

Use of serials in the departmental library by students of the department of Library and Information Science, Faculty of Education, Imo State University, Owerri, Nigeria.

77 - 88

A systematic review of artificial intelligence approaches for electricity load forecasting in developing countries: Lessons for Zimbabwe

89 - 105

Preparing for an a AI-driven future: Imperatives for library schools in the developing world

106 - 119

Strategies adopted by librarians in combating misinformation and disinformation through the use of artificial intelligence in tertiary institutions in Imo State, Nigeria

120 - 131

Issues, challenges, and way forward in funding library and information science in depressed economy: A case study of the Department of Library and Information Science Umaru Musa Yar'adua University, Katsina

132 - 142

Integration of Avatar technology in academic libraries: A tale of two sides of the technology

143 - 154

Translating law into code: A normative inquiry into the legal foundations of machine-readable AI governance

155 - 173

The role of accountants in enhancing transparency and accountability in financial reporting

174 - 188

Unreplaceable roles of librarians regardless of the emergence of AI-chatbots: Conceptual overview

189 - 205

Influence of information literacy skills on the use of library e-resources among undergraduate students of Universities IN Northern Nigeria

206 - 217

Book theft and mutilation of library resources and its consequences to library development in Nigeria

218 - 233

Perception of postgraduate students towards utilization of electronic library resources and services in Federal University Libraries in North-east, Nigeria

234 - 250

From compliance to culture: Embedding RDM practices in the scientific research lifecycle

251 - 261

The role of artificial intelligence in providing library services: the prospects and challenges in university libraries in North East, Nigeria

263 - 275

With the evolution of synthetic intelligence against artificial intelligence, which way forward for librarians? A systematic analysis

276 - 286

The future of institutional repositories in the age of AI and data-driven scholarship

287 - 308

Machine learning-based predictive model for Zika virus infection using random forest model (RF)

309 - 322

Barriers to publishing in open access for researchers at University of Jos

323 - 336