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Improved Decision Making To Underpin The Achievement Of Strategic Goals At The University Of Wollongong, Craig Napier Jun 2013

Improved Decision Making To Underpin The Achievement Of Strategic Goals At The University Of Wollongong, Craig Napier

Craig Napier

The Higher Education sector is an increasingly competitive environment. As such, it is prudent for institutions to seek advantages across all areas that will lead to improved research outcomes, commercial partnerships and student learning experience. The Performance Indicators Unit commenced in 1999 and has evolved to cover seven key perspectives of integration of Information Management across the University, working to avoid the operational silos that can occur within Universities. This session will explore: Utilising network relationship analysis to develop an understanding of the University of Wollongong's collaborations and facilitate improvement The importance of visualisation to translate data into meaningful information …


Ethics Of Relationships Between Accounting Academics And External Sponsors, Steven Mintz, Li Dang Dec 2012

Ethics Of Relationships Between Accounting Academics And External Sponsors, Steven Mintz, Li Dang

Steven Mintz

A variety of relationships can develop between accounting academics, academic units, and external sponsors that raise issues of ethical propriety. External donors may seek to influence academic decisions by applying pressure on recipients to gain favored treatment. We believe these types of situations are on the rise because of increased commercialization of universities. In this study, we examine relationships between accounting academics and external sponsors that challenge academic independence because of conflicts of interest when donors seek to impose conditions on financial support. We solicit the opinions of academic accountants about how likely they are to go along with the …


From Accounting To "Economia Aziendale": Innovation In The Thought Of Gino Zappa (Italy, 1879-1960), Enrico Guarini, Francesca Magli, Alberto Nobolo Dec 2012

From Accounting To "Economia Aziendale": Innovation In The Thought Of Gino Zappa (Italy, 1879-1960), Enrico Guarini, Francesca Magli, Alberto Nobolo

Enrico Guarini

In the Italian accounting history tradition, Gino Zappa (1879-1960) is considered the scholar that have most contributed to major innovations in academic accounting and management research in Italy in the first half of twentieth century. This study aims to contribute to the understanding of differ-ences in accounting innovation across countries by shedding light on the significance of the research contribution of Gino Zappa.