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School of Management and Information Systems 28 Management 13 Tourism and Services 13 Commerce 12 Business and Management 6 Computing and Communication Sciences 5 Information 5 Information Systems 4 8902 Computer Software and Services 2 9404 Justice and the Law 1 Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing 1 Computation Theory and Mathematics 1 Expanding Knowledge in Commerce 1 Marketing 1 Medical and Health Sciences 1 Services 1 Statistics 1
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Sellitto, Carmine 3 Burgess, Stephen 2 Davey, Bill 2 Doughney, James 2 Gough, Richard 2 Hawking, Paul 2 Park, Bob 2 Tatnall, Arthur 2 Ab Hamid, Noor Raihan 1 Al-Ali, Jasim 1 Andrade, Francisco 1 Bertone, Santina 1 Billington, Nicholas 1 Bose, Sanjoy 1 Carneiro, Davide 1 Chaveesuk, Singha 1 Dinev, Tamara 1 Everitt-Deering, Patricia 1 Foley, Patrick 1 Foster, Susan 1 Hopkins, John 1 Kannan, Selvi 1 Kehoe, Dennis 1 MacIntosh, Malcolm 1 Madden-Hallett, Helen 1 McGrath, Michael 1 Miller, Stephanie 1 Misiorek, Violetta Iwona 1 More, Elizabeth 1 Muldoon, Shane Douglas 1 Mullen, Michael 1 Neves, Jose 1 Novais, Paulo 1 Oh, K. B 1 Provis, Chris 1 Sadler, Ian 1 Sakurai, Seechiro 1 Samson, Danny 1 Sohal, Amrik 1 Stein, Andrew 1
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The determinants of the adoption and application of business intelligence : an ERP perspective
Chaveesuk, Singha - 2010
Business intelligence, as a decision support tool in many organisations, has offered the ability to gather, store, access and analyse huge amounts of data so that better decisions can be made regarding customers, suppliers, employees, logistics and infrastructure. Prior empirical studies of...
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Using BATNAs and WATNAs in Online Dispute Resolution
Andrade, Francisco; Novais, Paulo; Carneiro, Davide; … - 2009
When contracting through software agents, disputes will inevitably arise. Thus there is an urgent need to find alternatives to litigation for resolving conflicts. Methods of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) need to be considered to resolve such disputes. Having agents understanding what the...
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A Study of radio frequency identification adoption in the wine industry supply chain
Sellitto, Carmine - 2009
This article reports on the perceived benefits associated with the adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology by the wine industry. RFID is an emerging innovation that potentially enables the tracking of all items across the supply chain. Wine production is an important global...
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Evidence of Revenue Equivalence in B2B Open, Reverse e-Auctions and First Price Sealed Bids
Mullen, Michael; Dinev, Tamara; Hopkins, John; Kehoe, Dennis - 2008
The rise of the Internet and its role in global business has lead to the development of an emerging electronic marketplace, including business to business markets. This research looks at B2B auctions in e-marketplaces versus more traditional B2B auction formats. In particular, we compare open,...
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The Adoption and Use of Business Intelligence Solutions in Australia
Hawking, Paul; Foster, Susan; Stein, Andrew - 2008
The global Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems industry blossomed in the 1990s automating back office operations. These systems have now become essential infrastructure for many companies. These companies are now extending these transaction-based systems to support more strategic and...
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Structural barriers to Emiratisation : analysis and policy recommendations
Al-Ali, Jasim - 2008
Decades of rapid development on the Arabian Peninsula attracted numerous migrant workers who now dominate the labour markets. In the United Arab Emirates, expatriate workers take some 98 per cent of jobs in the private sector and 91 per cent in the public sector; Emirati nationals have the few...
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The adoption of information and communication technologies by rural general practitioners: a socio technical analysis
Everitt-Deering, Patricia - 2008
This thesis has been supported by an ARC Industry Linkage grant and sought to explain the process of adoption of information technologies by comparing two main theories that have been developed to explain adoption of innovations, that of innovation diffusion and that of actor network theory. In...
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Implementing ERP Systems Globally: Challenges and Lessons Learned for Asian Countries
Hawking, Paul - 2007
Improved communication technology has seen growth in a convergence of global corporate activities. In an effort to improve their global operations many companies are implementing global information systems in particular Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Companies are faced with a...
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Population Ageing Challenges Knowledge Management and Sustaining Marketing Culture
Kannan, Selvi; Madden-Hallett, Helen - 2006
The knowledge era may give rise to a new world of chaos if marketing perceptions do not move away from the “zeitgeist whirlpool”. The “zeitgeist whirlpool” ideology illustrates the position of marketers trapped in the flowing current of marketing approach invented by the Baby Boomers, to...
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An Assessment of the Internet's Potential in Enhancing Consumer Relationships
Ab Hamid, Noor Raihan - 2006
Motivated by the belief, 'to serve existing consumers costs less than acquiring new consumers', firms' marketing strategies then evolve around retaining consumers and building long-term consumer relationships. In the pursuit of acquiring consumer loyalty, enhancing consumer value has been the...
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