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An analysis of the benefits and issues in the development of an Enterprise Data Catalogue

Wang, Xuemei (2014)

Purpose – The purpose of this case study is to examine the rationality for taking an enterprise approach towards metadata’s development. It outlined and discussed the benefits and challenges involved from both theoretical ...
An analysis of the issues and benefits in EDRMS Implementation - A case study in a NZ public sector organisation

Yin, Binwei (2014)

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to study the issues occurred and benefits gained during this recent Electronic Document and Records Management System (EDRMS) implementation within the resolution team, legal team and ...
An Analysis of the Processes that Ensure Success in ERP Implementations - A Case Study in a Public Sector Organisation

Ciubotaru, George Madalin (2012)

Companies adopt and implement Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems to streamline their business processes, enhance functionality and reporting and ultimately to increase efficiency. ERP implementations are highly ...
Assessing Green Information Technology/ System capabilities and practices within a University context

Robinson, Cheri (2015)

The IT industry has responded to the call for change, with the looming climate change agenda, through greening of technology (Green IT) and finding ways to green by technology (Green IS). The extant literature on Green ...
Borders and Barriers: Knowledge Transfer and Management Challenges when making Visa Application Decisions

Calder, Darren James (2015)

As governments move to increase value, deliver efficiencies and provide transparent and consistent services, the ability to manage and transfer knowledge across the organisation is playing an increasingly important part ...
Business Benefit Realisation Process Analysis for a Telecommunications Organisation

Martin, Sarah (2015)

FMS: The rapid growth in New Zealand’s telecommunications industries allowed growth of supportive industries like Information Technology (IT) development companies. This case study is about a small IT company called ...
The Challenges of Implementing the ITIL Problem Management Process in IT Support Organisations

Hsu, Michael (2011)

Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a framework and an integrated set of process orientated best practices for providing IT infrastructure support, managing and delivering IT services. As organisations ...
Clickers, Best Uses and Benefits

Herrera Hernández, Renato (2011)

This study provides an analysis of the use student response systems in undergraduate and postgraduate classrooms. Research was conducted utilising a qualitative analysis approach, grounding theories by reviewing related ...
Consumerization of Information Technology: Drivers, Benefits and Challenges for New Zealand Corporates

Sen, Palash Kanti (2012)

Consumerization of Information Technology (IT) is a trend where people bring in personal technologies to work. This research reports on the state of this trend in corporate New Zealand (NZ) and concentrates on three areas, ...
Creating and Sharing Knowledge through a Corporate Social Networking Site: The Impact of Employees' Perceptions on Effectiveness

Figueroa Barraza, Julio David (2012)

This research investigates the perceptions of employees at South Winds (the pseudonym), a software engineering company, about using a corporate social networking site for sharing and generating knowledge. It focuses on ...
Dealing with unpredictable risk - The influence of external factors on information systems development and implementations

Esterhuizen, Ettiene (2014)

Organisations and especially Government departments develop information systems for their own specific needs, due to this Government departments invests a great deal in information systems development and implementation ...
Effective Consumer Consultation in the Planning and Delivery of Health and Social Services: A New Zealand Case Study: A Comparative Study of the Theory and Practice of Government Organisations in Engaging Consumers in Consultation

Britnell, Julz (2008)

About 600 million people in the world live with disabilities (World Health Organisation, 2007). Over the past ten years there has been increasing calls for government organisations in the health and disability sector to ...
eGovernment Transformation: Understanding Customer Value at Marlborough District Council

Young, Stacey (2014)

The drive continues around the world for eGovernment and the New Zealand public sector is no different. The public sector continue to develop and evolve their eGovernment solutions yet eGovernment maturity has not progressed ...
Enabling knowledge contexts at PledgeMe

Doran, Catherine (2016)

Crowdfunding is a phenomenon that has grown rapidly in the past few years. In essence, crowdfunding involves funding support from ‘the crowd’ for an initiative, product or service. The four main kinds of crowdfunding include ...
Ethics in the IT Profession: Does a Code of Ethics have an Effect on Professional Behaviour?

Leicester, Nicola (2016)

In many professions, membership of a professional body is a requirement to practice that profession, and adherence to a code of ethics is an integral part of that membership. Information Technology is a relatively young ...
Evaluating the user perceived usefulness of Enterprise Social Networking

Vaseegaran, Naveen (2014)

This paper aims to identify user perceived usefulness of enterprise social networking within the public and private sector of Wellington NZ. It aims at determining the specific factors that appeal to enterprise social ...
Exploring the challenges involved in migrating from an on-premises ECM solution to a SaaS based ECM

Ali, Muhammad Farooq (2014)

Purpose: The objective of this research is to investigate the challenges that are acting as barriers to the adoption of a SaaS based ECM solution, mainly from an Information Technology viewpoint, in the wake of ‘cloud ...
Exploring the role Social Media plays in the student learning experience of 2014 university life in NZ

Panekham, Aloundeth (2014)

The purpose of this study is to explore how university students and lecturers use social media to support their learning and particularly to understand how such emerging technologies usage impacts student learning experience ...
From Users to Choosers: the Change in Employee Technology Expectations

Clarke, David J (2012)

This research looks at the motivation for using non-sanctioned technologies within a business context; that is, using Information Technology (IT) systems other than those provided (or approved) by the IT department. In ...
The Great New Zealand Botnet: Broadband to the Door an Asset or Security Issue?

Gibson, Kyle (2012)

This research explores the level of security awareness, of domestic Internet users in New Zealand. Awareness and online security are the top priorities of the New Zealand Cyber Security Strategy, but little research has ...