Li-An Ho, Ph.D.

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2001 Indiana University, Bloomington, Bloomington, IN, United States 
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Thomas Schwen grad student 2001 Indiana University
 (A case study of evaluation practice in the design process of a performance support system.)
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Lin C, Kuo T, Kuo Y, et al. (2016) The Km Chain — Empirical Study of the Vital Knowledge Sourcing Links Journal of Computer Information Systems. 48: 91-99
Kuo YK, Kuo TH, Ho LA. (2014) Enabling innovative ability: Knowledge sharing as a mediator Industrial Management and Data Systems. 114: 696-710
Ho LA, Kuo TH. (2013) How system quality and incentive affect knowledge sharing Industrial Management and Data Systems. 113: 1048-1063
Ho LA, Kuo YK, Kuo TH. (2013) How a training institute acquires learner satisfaction and loyalty under economic recession Total Quality Management and Business Excellence. 25: 158-174
Ho LA, Kuo TH, Lin B. (2012) How social identification and trust influence organizational online knowledge sharing Internet Research. 22: 4-28
Ho LA. (2011) Meditation, learning, organizational innovation and performance Industrial Management and Data Systems. 111: 113-131
Kuo TH, Ho LA. (2010) Individual difference and job performance: The relationships among personal factors, job characteristics, flow experience, and service quality Social Behavior and Personality. 38: 531-552
Ho LA, Kuo TH, Lin B. (2010) Influence of online learning skills in cyberspace Internet Research. 20: 55-71
Kuo T, Ho L, Wu Y, et al. (2010) The factors influencing employees' attitudes in high‐tech environment Industrial Management and Data Systems. 110: 1054-1072
Ho LA, Kuo TH. (2010) How can one amplify the effect of e-learning? An examination of high-tech employees' computer attitude and flow experience Computers in Human Behavior. 26: 23-31
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