Visiting speakers 2006

The 2006 research colloquia and visiting speaker series were held on Wednesdays between 12.00pm - 1.00pm (except where specified).

Date

Speaker

Title of Presentation

1.00pm, 15 March Prof Johann Nagengast
Professor of International Management and Project Management
University of Applied Sciences
Deggendorf
Germany
  1. A brief introduction to the University of Applied Sciences and the economy of Bavaria.
  2. International mergers.
  3. B.B.A. in International Management.
1.00pm, 27 March Prof Jan Mattsson
Department of Social Sciences
Roskilde University
Denmark
(Visiting Professor at Curtin University)
Let marketers reclaim corporate strategy.
5 April Dr Philip Sinnadurai
Lecturer (Accounting and Finance)
Division of Economic and Financial Studies
Macquarie University
Corporate governance and CEO dismissal in Australia.
11.00am, 6 April Dr Moya Conrick
School of Nursing
Griffith University

Mr Frank Whittaker
Founder and CEO of Nexus-online

Robo-nurse: coming to a home near you - the coming technology-enabled revolution in health and aged care.
20 April Prof Bob Breakspere
Queensland University of Technology
The challenges of the changing world of competitive research grants in Australia - tips for success.
27 April Dr Irene Tutticci
Lecturer in Financial Accounting
UQ Business School
The University of Queensland
The market's perception of the reliability of deferred tax.
3 May Abdul Hafeez-Baig
PhD Student
Dept of Information Systems
Study to investigate the adoption of wireless technology in the Australian healthcare systems.
8 May Rozita Arshad
PhD Student
Dept of Accounting
Effects of the 'Malaysian code on corporate governance' on corporate governance practices and firm performance.
9 May Sany Mokhtar
PhD Student
Dept of Economics and Resources Management
A study on the interface between organisation market orientation and the effects of quality orientation attributes on organisational performance of manufacturing organisations in Malaysia.
11.00am, 9 May Prof Jim Jackson
Faculty of Law and Criminal Justice
Southern Cross University
Legal obligations to international students.
16 June Prof Kerry Jacobs
School of Business
La Trobe University
Parliamentary financial oversight and accountability in the antipodes.
11.00am, 28 June Mark Toomey
Managing Director
Infonomics Pty Ltd 
AS8015: The Australian standard for corporate governance of ICT - practical experience and lessons (PDF* 1.56 Mb).
19 July Prof Michael Roseman
QUT Business Process Management Group
  1. Success in developing a research concentration in business process modeling and SAP.
  2. Success and lessons learnt in gaining competitive ARC grants.
20 July Dr George Margelis (DOC 40 kb)
Industry Development Manager for Intel

Dr Mehryar Nooriafshar

Assoc Prof Jeffrey Soar

Prof Len Gray

Mr Brian Kissell

Prof Steve Garlick

Dr Christine Neville

CAAIR Symposium - the future of ageing and aged-care enabled by innovation, technology, management and education.
11.00am, 23 August Michael Morison
Lecturer (Law)
Faculty of Business
USQ Fraser Coast
The politics of a 'human right to democratic governance'.
10.30am, 30 August Assoc Prof Mike Drew
Queensland University of Technology
The appropriateness of default investment options in defined contribution plans: Australian evidence.
4 September Ray Hingst
Lecturer (Administration Management)
USQ Faculty of Business
Tuckman's theory of group development in a call centre context: does it still work?
10.00am, 6 September Peter Strickland
Heritage Building Society

Peter Cross
itSMF Aust National Chair

Stephen Calligan
ISACA Board Member

Brian Kissell
CTO USQ

Simon Newton
Toowoomba City Council

  1. Introducing formal quality processes in applications development.
  2. IT Service Management - looking at the broader picture.
  3. ISACA, CobiT and ValIT.
  4. A contemporary governance framework for the higher education sector.
  5. The warts of ITIL.
11 September Fiona Darroch
Lecturer (Information Systems)
USQ Faculty of Business
The long march: one student's journey of discovery through the IS research methodological maze and haze.
5 October Abdelnasir Abdallah
PhD Student
Dept of Finance and Banking
PhD proposal presentation.
13 October Assoc Prof David Woodliff
University of Western Australia
Identifying decision useful information with the matrix format income statement.
14 November Judith McNamara
Associate Lecturer (Law)
QUT

Caroline Hart
Associate Lecturer (Law)
USQ Faculty of Business

Identity Management - An International Perspective on Identity Management and a Study of the Proposed Australian Government, Health and Social Services Access Card.

 

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