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Introduction
Csaba Csáki is the Dean of Artificial Intelligence at Corvinus University of Budapest. Csaba does research in Artificial Intelligence, Metaverse, Trans- and Posthumanism, Computer and Society, Information Systems (Business Information Systems), and eGovernemnt. His current projects are about GenAI in Higher Education and in general the applications of Artificial Intelligence solutions (including a special interest in the dark side of AI).
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January 2019 - present
Position
- Professor (Associate)
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- Corvinus Business School is under reorganization - we have two certifications complete...
September 2007 - present
Position
- Professor (Associate)
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- Research Methods, Sofrware Engneering, Business Intelligence, Project Management, Artificial Intelligence, Decision Support Systems
September 2002 - August 2007
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- Research Associate
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- Decision Theory, Behavioural Decision Making, Decision Support Systems
Education
September 2014 - April 2015
September 2011 - May 2014
September 2006 - May 2010
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Publications (50)
Adapting AI-driven solutions in customer services (CS) is becoming increasingly important to counter the combined impact of increased workload and management expectations. Addressing copious text volumes, text analytics (TA) assumes an important supporting role within CSs. However, the absence of TA and NLP application guidelines slows progress. Ut...
This study elucidates the formulation and validation of a dynamic hybrid model for wind energy forecasting, with a particular emphasis on its capability for both short-term and long-term predictive accuracy. The model is predicated on the assimilation of time-series data from past wind energy generation and employs a triad of machine learning algor...
Artificial Intelligence Governance and its Societal Challenges
Accurate photovoltaic (PV) and wind energy forecasting are crucial for grid stability and energy security. There are various modeling techniques and methods to design forecasting models, each leading to different accuracy. In this research, datasets were collected from a 546 kWp grid‐connected PV farm and a 2 MW wind turbine for one full year. Thes...
So far, the biggest challenge for a comprehensive Business Information Systems (BIS) education curriculum was the fast-changing nature of its target market and the resulting demand for a combination of up-to-date technical knowledge, organization-centred mindset, and adaptive skills. However, advances in pedagogical methods, changes in the skills o...
As Photovoltaic (PV) energy is impacted by various weather variables such as solar radiation and temperature, one of the key challenges facing solar energy forecasting is choosing the right inputs to achieve the most accurate prediction. Weather datasets, past power data sets, or both sets can be utilized to build different forecasting models. Howe...
Kosovo is a relatively new country with short history in terms of national budget planning. Budget preparation dates back to the year of 2000 when it was started under international support. Therefore, even now budget planning is done in line with international practices and standards. This implies exponential increase in the volume of budget data...
This book constitutes the proceedings of the 13th IFIP WG 8.5 International Conference on Electronic Participation, ePart 2021, held in Granada, Spain, in September 2021, in conjunction with IFIP WG 8.5 Electronic Government (EGOV 2021), the Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government Conference (CeDEM 2021).
The 16 full papers presented were c...
The use of electronic tools to support the democratic process through inclusive participation has almost a two decades history - but not in all countries. There are regions where eParticipation projects are still in their infancy. Albeit there are mature “best practices”, they mostly address issues faced by developed countries with strong tradition...
Public procurement across the European Union (EU) accounts for approximately 14% of GDP. The EU reports member states’ procurement execution through the Single Market Scoreboard. One of these performance measures quantifies procurement decision speed, which assumes if member states reduce the time it takes to select vendors, there will be a reducti...
This book constitutes the proceedings of the 12th IFIP WG 8.5 International Conference on Electronic Participation, ePart 2019, held in Linköping, Sweden, in August/September 2020, in conjunction with the 19th IFIP WG 8.5 IFIP International Conference on Electronic Government (EGOV 2020) and the International Conference for E-Democracy and Open Gov...
Numerous open data initiatives by governments around the globe ostensibly promote better transparency and accountability, yet questions have arisen regarding the immediate usability of these datasets. This research reports on an attempt to utilize purchasing data published under the open data program of the European Union, which provides all expend...
The continuous rise in peak electricity demands is now considered to be one of the most prominent power generation problems. The need to increase generation capacity caused by peak demand growth is a critical economic issue due to the financial burdens associated with increasing capacity. Jordan is a good example of the problems caused by growing p...
The practice of open (public) data (OD) is usually interpreted in the context of open government initiatives. Public data may be opened up for the reason of transparency in support of accountability or with the intent to allow for innovative re-use in value added services. To investigate the resulting complex setting of OD researchers often use the...
Habár a nyílt adatok koncepciója már régóta ismert, komolyabb praktikus érdeklődésről a közszféra részéről körülbelül egy évtizede lehet beszélni. Ez a momentum megmozgatta az e-kormányzás ’fősodrába’ tartozó kutatók érdeklődését is, mely meg is látszik a vonatkozó publikációk megemelkedett számán. Habár két-három éve visszaesni látszott a lendület...
Commercial reuse of open government data in value added services has gained a lot of interest both as practice and as a research topic over the last few years. However, utilizing open data without proper understanding of potential quality issues carries the risk of undermining the value of the service that relies on public sector information. Inste...
Although the concept of ’open data’ has been around for some time, it has gained more attention in the public sphere over the last decade. This momen-tum has attracted the interest of ‘mainstream’ e-Government researchers as well, what is well indicated by the increased number of papers addressing the topic. Even though this interest seemed to be d...
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While the idea of open government data is not new, there appears to be a constant shift in leading research objectives guiding the field. This is because the reasons behind the increased research interest keep changing. The latest motivation stems from economic arguments, namely the reuse of public sector information) – which in turn creates a mark...
As the internet evolved into a more collaborative and interactive environment in which users both produce and consume content, related changes have occurred in terms of the factors affecting perceived information quality (PIQ). Two factors have emerged as being highly important in social internet media (SIM): community feedback and individual user...
From its foundation in 1981, the goal of the International Federation of Information Processing (IFIP) Working Group 8.3 has been to share ideas about the design, development, use, and impact of systems intended to support decision makers and about the process of decision-making – in other words, to contribute to the accumulation of knowledge in th...
Purpose
– This paper aims to consider the case study of Ireland with regards to the implementation of a formal parliamentary technology assessment (PTA) capability. With emphasis on innovation and knowledge-based economies, society faces a proliferation of technological challenges with far-reaching unpredictable impacts. Elected representatives nee...
Green Supply Chain Management GSCM has recently emerged to address environmental concerns in production and service operations. Existing research has investigated environmental sustainability issues at isolated stages of a supply chain. This paper aims ...
Purpose
E‐Government programs often address problems such as institutional ineffectiveness, lack of transparency, or social exclusion. Financial exclusion and people's reliance on ineffective payment methods appear to be a well‐known problem world‐wide. Yet, despite the large number of related case studies and academic reports on the topic, little...
Society looks to science and technology when confronted with challenges such as terrorism, climate change, ageing society, and sustainable consumption. However, not all change is perceived by all stakeholders to be positive. The public sector has an increasing role in influencing the application of modern technologies: policy makers are confronted...
ABSTRACT. Decision making concerned with Public Procurement (PP) decisions presents a theoretical discussion of the challenges that extend beyond those associated with the purchasing function of private enterprise, as it seeks to serve the elusive concept of “public good”. In particular, ethical issues arising out such decision making are particula...
Organizations in various business areas operate in an increasingly regulated environment. Policy makers and regulators rely on certain assumptions rooted in various theoretical models when designing schemes to influence the decision making of economic actors. Using examples from different regulated domains this paper argues that various dimensions...
Decision making concerned with public procurement (PP) decisions presents a theoretical discussion of the challenges that extend beyond those associated with the purchasing function of private enterprise, because it seeks to serve the elusive concept of ‘public good’. In particular, ethical issues arising from such decision making are particularly...
Despite its clear potential and attractiveness as a solution to a broad range of societal problems, E-Government has not been adopted to levels predicted in early 2000 literature. Whilst case studies of punctual development of E-Government initiatives abound, few countries have progressed to high levels of maturity in the systematic use of ICT in t...
In recent times, managers have been faced with increasing levels of regulations which constrain their decision making and introduce unprecedented requirements for transparency and compliance. Public procurement, which is an important economic activity, as well as a powerful governmental policy tool, is one area where the level of regulation has rea...
In recent times, managers have been faced with increasing levels of regulations which constrain their decision making and introduce unprecedented requirements for transparency and compliance. Public Procurement (PP), which is an important economic activity, as well as a powerful governmental policy tool, is one area where the level of regulation ha...
As a result of harmonizing legal regulations in relation to the accession of Hungary to the European Union May 1, 2004, certain private companies operating in the energy and utility sectors fell under the scope of the Public Procurement Directives and corresponding national Act. A qualitative research study was initiated to compare the decision mak...
Changes in the regulatory environment require the reengineering of existing business processes --and decision making processes are no exception. Decision related to procurement and supplier relationships have far-reaching effects. When Hungary has joined the EU in 2004 the accession brought on changes for the energy market as all players became sub...
During the history of decision support systems (DSSs)— in fact, during the history of theoretical investigations of human decision-making situations—the decision maker (DM) has been the centre of attention who considers options and makes a choice. However, the notion and definitions of this decision maker, as well as the various roles surrounding h...
Public procurement procedures provide a crucial function in the public sector and often involve making decisions of far-reaching effects. Recent years have seen much debate about the advantages and disadvantages of using open procedures as the main legal vehicle for public procurement. Investigating public procurement procedures as decision making...
Unethically influencing a decision maker is as old as civilization. Corruption is an especially damaging phenomenon in the field of public procurement. Experiences in curbing procurement corruption in Hungary, a former Eastern-block country which recently joined the EU, strengthens the view that by raising the level of evaluation practices through...
On the basis of investigations regarding corruption in the field of procurement it can be stated that the process of public procurement is a 'highly endangered AREA'. Our experiences with curbing procurement corruption in Hungary - a former Eastern-block country who recently joined the EU - strengthens the view that by raising the level of evaluati...
When group members are unable to work together in the same room at the same time, there are at least five options currently available. The first is to wait as long as it takes until they can. The second is to add and subtract names from the original membership list to create a new group with one, overriding qualification: mutually convenient schedu...
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Hi,
we have submitted to a number of Elsevier journals recently - and every time we pick a new journal, the editorialmanager web page requires us to register from scratch - i.e. we needed to enter a lot of information each time, instead of having a common profile (typically it takes at least 20 minutes to enter personal data, scientific fields, priorities, keywords, gender statement, and so on). I personally have found it annoying.
What is your opinion?
Thanks,
Csaba
