Knowledge, Published

Nazui Institute intends to become a knowledge publisher — research, briefs, frameworks and research-informed learning resources — grounded in the verified academic record of the research leadership that shapes its direction.

A knowledge-publishing programme in development

The Institute’s own publications will appear here as the research and literacy programmes mature. The planned architecture spans research output and research-informed learning resources:

Publishing programme under development

  • Research Publications

    Applied research outputs from the Institute’s own research programme.

  • Research Briefs

    Concise, evidence-based briefs on emerging technology questions.

  • Working Papers

    Developing research shared for discussion, feedback and collaboration.

  • Technology Literacy Resources

    Research-informed resources supporting emerging technology literacy.

  • Learning Frameworks

    Structured frameworks for progressive technology learning.

  • Learner Resources

    Materials designed for learners across education levels.

  • Educator Guides

    Resources supporting educators in technology-related learning.

  • Practitioner Guides

    Practical guidance for professionals applying research inside organisations.

  • Industry Reports

    Sector-facing analysis of adoption, readiness and governance.

  • Books & Knowledge Publications

    Longer-form knowledge publications, including future technology-literacy books.

No Nazui Institute publications exist yet; outputs will be announced on this website as they are published. Future books may include primary, secondary, higher-education, workforce and public technology-literacy resources — without implying school adoption, curriculum accreditation or government approval.

The established research behind the Institute

Historical research outputs of the Institute’s research leadership across Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies, project management, digital transformation, Agile environments and organisational innovation — distinct from future Nazui institutional publications.

Research Outputs
10
Journal Articles
3
Conference Contributions
7

Showing all 10 research outputs

  1. Journal article2025

    A framework for managing projects that integrate 4IR technologies

    Mothepane Tshabalala, Carl Marnewick

    International Journal of Information Systems and Project Management (IJISPM)

    • Fourth Industrial Revolution
    • Project Management
    • Emerging Technology Implementation
    • IT Project Governance
  2. Conference paper2023

    4IR Transformation on Projects and Project Management

    Mothepane M. Tshabalala, Carl Marnewick

    European Academy of Management (EURAM) Conference 2023 · Theme: Transforming Business for Good · Trinity Business School, Dublin, Ireland · 14–16 June 2023

    • ISBN: 978-2-9602195-6-1
    • Fourth Industrial Revolution
    • Project Management
    • Digital Transformation
  3. Journal article2021

    Agile as an enabler towards innovation-based organisational transformations

    Mothepane Tshabalala, Carl Marnewick

    South African Journal of Information Management

    • Agile
    • Organisational Transformation
    • Innovation
    • Information Systems
  4. Journal article2021

    A conceptual framework for effective management of conflict risk within Agile software development environments

    Mothepane Tshabalala, Lucas Khoza

    South African Journal of Information Management

    • Agile
    • Risk Management
    • Software Development
    • Project Management
  5. Conference paper2021

    The Importance of Innovation in Agile Project Management

    Boingotlo Peege, Mothepane Tshabalala

    IST-Africa 2021 Conference

    • ISBN: 978-1-905824-66-3
    • Agile
    • Innovation
    • Project Management
  6. Conference paper2021

    Importance of Promoting Innovation in Agile Development Environments

    Stephen Phaka, Mothepane Tshabalala

    GBATA Virtual 22nd Annual International Conference · 14–16 July 2021 · Global Business and Technology Association (GBATA) · University of Johannesburg

    • ISBN: 978-0-9964189-5-5
    • Agile
    • Innovation
    • Software Development
  7. Conference paper2021

    The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) and IT Projects: Managing Projects of the Future

    Zizile Madikane, Mothepane Tshabalala

    International Conference of Accounting and Business (iCAB) · University of Johannesburg

    • ISBN: 978-0-620-92936-3
    • Fourth Industrial Revolution
    • IT Projects
    • Project Management
  8. Conference paper2019

    Improving the Organization Technology competitiveness through Effective Management of Conflict-Risk within Agile Teams

    Mothepane Tshabalala, Lucas Khoza

    2019 International Multidisciplinary Information Technology and Engineering Conference (IMITEC)

    • Agile
    • Conflict Risk
    • Technology Competitiveness
    • Project Management
  9. Conference paper2019

    Maximizing the Organization's Technology Leverage through Effective Conflict Risk Management within Agile Teams

    Mothepane Tshabalala, Lucas Khoza

    Proceedings of the South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists 2019 (SAICSIT ’19)

    • Agile
    • Conflict Risk
    • Technology Management
    • Organisational Technology
  10. Conference paper2019

    Impact of Agile Misconceptions Towards Organization Technology Competitiveness

    Mothepane Tshabalala

    2019 International Multidisciplinary Information Technology and Engineering Conference (IMITEC)

    • Agile
    • Technology Competitiveness
    • Organisational Technology

Where Nazui research goes next

The Institute’s own programme extends this foundation into the questions organisations now face — and into the publication categories above.

  • Responsible AI Adoption

    How organisations move from AI interest to adoption that is deliberate, ethical and sustainable.

  • AI Governance

    The structures, accountability and oversight organisations need before AI scales.

  • Digital Transformation

    Transformation as organisational change — not technology procurement.

  • AI Literacy & Digital Capability

    Building the human capability that responsible adoption depends on.

  • Emerging Technology Implementation

    What makes implementation of 4IR technologies succeed or fail inside real projects.

Interested in researching responsible technology adoption with us?