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ORCIDAustralasian Journal of Information Systems, Volume 20
Volume 20, 2016
- John W. Lamp:
Editorial. - John W. Lamp, Oliver K. Burmeister:
The Conduct of a Review.
- Christine A. McLachlan, Annemieke Craig, Jo Coldwell-Neilson:
Students' Computing Use and Study: When More is Less. - Max M. North, Sarah M. North:
A Comparative Study of Sense of Presence of Traditional Virtual Reality and Immersive Environments. - Suchada Vichitvanichphong, Amir Talaei-Khoei, Donald Kerr, Amir Hossein Ghapanchi, Bridie Scott-Parker:
Good Old Gamers, Good Drivers: Results from a correlational experiment among older drivers. - Xuequn Wang:
People's Motivation to Participate in Social Network Sites, Subsequent Behaviours, and Situation Self-Awareness following a Crisis: Evidence from the MH370 Flight Incident. - Ishan Senarathna, William Yeoh, Matthew J. Warren, Scott Salzman:
Security and Privacy Concerns for Australian SMEs Cloud Adoption: Empirical Study of Metropolitan Vs Regional SMEs. - Darshana Sedera:
Does Size Matter? The Implications of Firm Size on Enterprise Systems Success. - John Campbell, Jon Heales:
Factor Structure of Individual Consequences for Teleworking Professionals. - Torgeir Aleti, Paul Harrigan, Marc Cheong, Will Turner:
An investigation of how the Australian brewing industry influence consumers on Twitter. - Roger Clarke:
Practicable Backup Arrangements for Small Organisations and Individuals. - Yakub Karagoz, Axel Korthaus, Naomi Augar:
How do ICT project managers manage project knowledge in the public sector? An empirical enquiry from the Victorian Public Sector in Australia. - Darryl Coulthard, Susan Keller:
Publication Anxiety, Quality, and Journal Rankings: Researcher Views. - Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Khin Than Win, Thant Syn, Ghassan Beydoun, Linda Dawson:
Australia's National Health Programs: An Ontological Mapping. - Md Zahidul Islam, Steven D'Alessandro, Michael Furner, Lester Johnson, David Gray, Leanne Carter:
Brand Switching Pattern Discovery by Data Mining Techniques for the Telecommunication Industry in Australia.
- Shah Jahan Miah, G. Michael McGrath, Don V. Kerr:
Design science research for decision support systems development: recent publication trends in the premier IS journals. - Dale MacKrell, Craig McDonald:
An Evaluation View of an Ensemble Artefact for Decision Support using Action Design Research. - G. Michael McGrath, Geoffrey H. Lipman:
Construction and Use of a 'Green Growth' Tourism Decision Support System: A Multi-Model Approach. - Jacqueline Blake, Don V. Kerr, John G. Gammack:
Development of a DSS and Online Tools to Support Sleep Disorder Consultations using Design Science. - Shah Jahan Miah, Hussein Genemo:
A Design Science Research Methodology for Expert Systems Development.
- Michael Steven Lane, Catherine A. Middleton, Rüdiger Zarnekow, Khorshed Alam:
Special Section on Rural and Remote ICT: Broadband Rural, Regional and National Impacts. - Michael Steven Lane, Sanjib Tiwari, Khorshed Alam:
The Supply and Use of Broadband in Rural Australia: An Explanatory Case Study of the Western Downs Region. - Felix Limbach, Hannes Kuebel, Rüdiger Zarnekow:
Improving rural broadband deployment with synergistic effects between multiple fixed infrastructures. - Julie Freeman, So Ra Park, Catherine A. Middleton, Matthew Allen:
The Importance of Broadband for Socio-Economic Development: A Perspective from Rural Australia. - David Peter Parsons:
The social surplus of broadband initiatives in compulsory education.
- Shirley Gregor, Alex Richardson:
Editorial for the Information Systems Foundations (ISF) Workshop 2014. - Ida Asadi Someh, Graeme G. Shanks:
Emergence of Business Value from Complementary Interactions between Informational and Transactional IT systems. - Meng Zhang, Guy Gable, Arun Rai:
Toward Principles of Construct Clarity: Exploring the Usefulness of Facet Theory in Guiding Conceptualization.
- Sandra Gallagher, Oliver K. Burmeister, Alan Sixsmith:
A Post Publication Review of "Engaging diverse student audiences in contemporary blended learning environments in Australian higher business education: Implications for Design and Practice". - Weng Marc Lim:
A Post Publication Review of "Moving from evaluation to trial: How do SMEs start adopting cloud ERP?". - Amber Cheri McKinley, David Ritchie, Oliver Kisalay Burmeister:
A Post Publication Review of "Tragedy: Facebook, Aboriginal Peoples and Suicide". - Catherine Jane Thomas:
A Post Publication Review of "Enhancing client welfare through better communication of private mental health data between rural service providers". - Oliver Kisalay Burmeister:
A Post Publication Review of " A Review and Comparative Analysis of Security Risks and Safety Measures of Mobile Health Apps". - Steven Francis Vella:
A Post Publication Review of "Students' Computing Use and Study: When More is Less". - Tharntip Tawnie Chutikulrungsee:
Post Publication Review of "Security and Privacy Concerns for Australian SMEs Cloud Adoption: Empirical Study of Metropolitan vs Regional SMEs". - Gillian Harvey, Kenneth Eustace:
A Post Publication Review of "Good Old Gamers, Good Drivers: Results from a correlational experiment among older drivers". - Weng Marc Lim:
A Post Publication Review of "Toward principles of construct clarity: Exploring the usefulness of facet theory in guiding conceptualization". - Weng Marc Lim:
A Post Publication Review of "Publication anxiety, quality, and journal rankings: Researchers views".
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