South African Computer Science and Information Systems Research Trends

This book contains a selection of the best papers of the 46th Annual Conference of the South African
Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, SAICSIT 2025, held in Durban, South Africa, during July 1718, 2025.

The 19 full papers included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from 85 submissions.They were focused on following topical sections : Information Systems and Computer Science.

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.- Information Systems.

.- Bridging the Financial Literacy Gap: Machine Learning-Powered
Visualisations for Non-Financial Users.

.- Overcoming Barriers to Technology Adoption Among Immigrant
Entrepreneurs in the Informal Economy.

.- Exploring the Ethical and Social Impact of Artificial Intelligence: A
BERTopic Analysis of Academic Literature.

.- Using Metaphor Analysis to Explore the Theoretical Underpinnings
of Agile Software Development: Towards a more Sustainable Software
Development Environment.

.- Leveraging Advanced Technologies for Enhanced Regulatory
Compliance in Public Organizations.

.- Antecedents and Consequences of Consumer Internet of Things Security
Self-Efficacy.

.- Compliance with Cybersecurity in Schools: A Systematic Literature
Review.

.- Conversion Process in Production and Distribution of Digital Resources
for Tuition in Higher Education.

.- An Organisational Culture Framework to Guide the Transition to an
Agile Software Development Methodology.

.- The Impact of Large Language Models on Cybersecurity.

.- Design Science Research: Guidance for Crafting and Reporting Design
Knowledge Contributions.

.- Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Master Data Quality Management
in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems.

.- Computer Science.

.- NUTRINET: A Computationally Efficient Graph Neural Model for
Interpretable Nutrient Interaction Analysis.

.- Autonomous Anomaly Detection of Orchard Tree Crown Delineations.

.- Data Overdose? Time for a Quadruple Shot: Knowledge Graph
Construction using Enhanced Triple Extraction.

.- Using Deep Learning to Detect Stitching Artefacts in Drone-Based
Orthomosaics of Orchards.

.- Sentiment Analysis in African Languages: Evaluating Generative AI
and Afrocentric Language Models.

.- Rectification of Accumulated Proprioception Errors in Evolutionary
Robotics.

.- Citation context extraction using a transformer-based model with a
question-answering task.