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Bulletin of Applied Computing and Information Technology |
Bulletin of Applied Computing and Information Technology.
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| Douglas White (douglas.white@nzcs.org.nz) |   |
There are compelling reasons for ICT
practitioners in New Zealand to be recognised by their peers, employers,
Government and the by the whole community as ICT professionals, rather than
merely practitioners. ICT certification is not only desirable, but
essential...
Articles
| Christoph Georgi, Stephan Pauls, Roman Rochel, Andreas Weth & Kay Fielden (kfielden@unitec.ac.nz) |
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This literature review analyses the current status quo of academic literature in the field of managing information technology, with a focus on New Zealand. The research domain covers managing IT in small, medium sized and large enterprises as well as aspects of managing IT that are not related to organisation size…..
| Dragan Lakic, Steve Macaulay, David Scadden, Doug Street & Kay Fielden (kfielden@unitec.ac.nz) |
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This paper contains a literature review of the research in the field of enterprise networks in New Zealand published since 2000 - categorized both by research method used and by domain area within the field of enterprise networks. Articles were gleaned from conference papers, journal articles and online publications….
| Braja Podder (brapod96@aut.ac.nz ) | |
The objective of Digital Rights Management (DRM) systems is the distribution of digital contents in a manner that protects the rights of the content providers, distributors and consumers involved in the supply chain. Studies supporting DRM systems have expressed its success in maintaining the provisions of copyright law….
| Kevin C. Desouza (desouza@engagedenterprise.com)
& Yukika Awazu (awazu@engagedenterprise.com) |
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Innovations in software engineering organizations frequently emerge from
risky behavior. Most often, these risks are taken by only a small percentage of
the staff – the radical engineers (REs). They go against the status quo,
experiment with new methods or technologies, and bring innovations into the
mainstream…
| Praveen Sadasivan (prasad78@aut.ac.nz) |
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The efficiency of Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS) and related
collaborative systems is an aid to globalisation. This study investigated the
impact of appropriation of technology and participation by groups on decision
outcomes. Data was collected from collaborative online trials with students
from Sweden and New Zealand.
| Ron Zucker (rjzucker@csee.usf.edu) | |
Jini is an existing and evolving technology that is providing a new
hardware/software paradigm in much the same way that object-oriented
programming has created a paradigm shift in software development. It may
redefine the way computers are thought of and constructed in the
future…..
Editorial Board| Editor | Krassie Petrova, Auckland University of Technology |
| Web Editor | Michael Verhaart, Eastern Institute of Technology |
| Guest editor | Dr David Parry, Auckland University of Technology |
| Members | Tony Clear, Auckland University of Technology Dr Donald Joyce, UNITEC Dr Donald Koh, UNITEC |
| Extended Editorial Panel | Diana Kassabova, Auckland University of Technology Roanne Birch, Auckland University of Technology Michel Jouvernaux, Waikato Institute of Technology Dr Jacqueline Whalley, Auckland University of Technology Petteri Kaskenpalo, Auckland University of Technology Dr Kay Fielden, UNITEC |
| Editorial Assistant | Catriona Carruthers |
Copyright © 2005 NACCQ. Krassie Petrova, Michael Verhaart & David Parry (Eds.). An Open Access Journal, DOAJ # 11764120. Individual authors retain their intellectual property rights.
