Business and Law: Conference Contributions
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The "inequal" consequences of applications of accounting technologies to I-Nikunau
(2018)Applications of accounting practices associated with colonialism, imperialism, business involving circular labour migration, etc. in the Pacific have had consequences for the circumstances of Pacific peoples, some good ... -
Who works and who gets paid?
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Online Health Searching: A Perspective from South East Asia
(2020)Performing an online health search is a popular activity conducted on the Internet. Research studies from developed countries provide information on source used, type of search performed and devices used to perform the ... -
Online Health Searching: A Perspective from South East Asia
(2020)Performing an online health search is a popular activity conducted on the Internet. Research studies from developed countries provide information on source used, type of search performed and devices used to perform the ... -
Lego Blocks - A Foundation for Effective Group Work
(2020)In addition to being technically competent in their chosen discipline, employers expect graduates to have well-developed problem solving, communication and teamwork skills (Karzunia, West, De Costa, Philippou & Gordon, ... -
Evaluating the Alignment of IT with Business Processes in SMEs
(2007)This paper takes a new approach to IT alignment by focusing on the alignment of IT with business processes. Thus the paper focuses on operational alignment rather than strategic alignment. The paper proposes a new instrument ... -
Assessment and Development of Prior Knowledge for IS Learning Effectiveness: Reflections on Practice
(2004)Ramsden (1992) suggests that excellence in teaching requires constant attention to how a subject is being understood by students and the ability to use the assessment to change instruction so that it more accurately ... -
Development of Assessment Portfolios for IS Majors
(2004)While assessment is acknowledged as a critical enabler of student learning, literature shows lack of alignment between learning objectives and the types of assessment used in practice. This paper reports on the findings ... -
Making sense of blockchain in food supply-chains
(2019)Blockchain is a potentially disruptive and game-changing technology that has created excitement about its potential applications. The agriculture industry in New Zealand is facing increased pressure to be able to accurately ... -
Conceptualizing public service value in e-government services
(2010)Given the substantive investments that governments are making in information technology and the development of e-government channels to improve interactions with citizens, there is increasing interest in determining whether ... -
Conceptualising Creative Use: An Examination of the Construct and its Determinants
(2007)Organizations depend on the creativity of their employees in order to get the best possible outcome from the technologies that have been put into place. Yet IT research exhibits few studies in understanding the types of ... -
Application of a Data Mining Process Model: A Case Study- Profiling Internet Banking Users in Jamaica
(2010)Internet banking has become widely available in Jamaica and yet there have been few studies to understand the characteristics of its users. For banks to improve their service and similar services it becomes imperative ... -
Identifying Key Software Development Practices in the English-Speaking Caribbean Using the Nominal Group Technique
(2008)This paper explains how a simplified process improvement framework was developed with practices from the capability maturity model integration (CMMI) model using the nominal group technique (NGT). The NGT was used to ... -
Measurement of IT Management Sophistication in Small Firms
(2005)This study developed an instrument to measure IT management sophistication in small firms. Multiple-case studies were used to explore the concept of IT management sophistication in small firms and provide a pool of indicators ... -
Understanding the Impact of Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation on Knowledge Sharing
(2013)Organisations invest heavily in knowledge management technologies and initiatives which are entirely dependent on the willingness of employees to share their knowledge. Educational and reward programs need to be informed ... -
Understanding Involvement in Technology Adoption
(2006)Adoption research often draws on frameworks such as the Technology Acceptance Model and the Theory of Planned Behaviour to explain an individual"s intention to use information technology (IT). Collectively these models ... -
Active Learning in IS Education: Choosing Effective Strategies for Teaching Large Classes in Higher Education
(1999)This study investigates teaching with active learning techniques, as a means of enhancing student motivation and learning in large IS classes. The combination of traditional lectures with active learning techniques to ...
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