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Katina On Right Path To Test Tracking Technology, Courtney Trenwith, K. Michael
Katina On Right Path To Test Tracking Technology, Courtney Trenwith, K. Michael
Professor Katina Michael
No abstract provided.
Returns To Selecting Value Stocks In Australia – The Aby Filters, Bruce Vanstone, Tobias Hahn, Gavin Finnie
Returns To Selecting Value Stocks In Australia – The Aby Filters, Bruce Vanstone, Tobias Hahn, Gavin Finnie
Bruce Vanstone
The development of the Financial Crisis throughout 2008 and into 2009 has caused many fund managers to question their Growth based investment models. Interest appears to be again rekindled in the traditional Value based models, where investment decisions are based on sound company fundamentals rather than abstract future growth expectations. This paper reviews a specific set of value based filters for selecting undervalued stocks which appeared in a series of papers published soon after the 2000 Dot-Com debacle. This paper documents the performance of these filters in the Australian stockmarket.
With Words That Last, Sean Nicholls, Leesha Mckenny, M.G. Michael, K. Michael
With Words That Last, Sean Nicholls, Leesha Mckenny, M.G. Michael, K. Michael
Professor Katina Michael
No abstract provided.
Returns To Selecting Value Stocks In Australia – The Aby Filters, Bruce Vanstone, Tobias Hahn, Gavin Finnie
Returns To Selecting Value Stocks In Australia – The Aby Filters, Bruce Vanstone, Tobias Hahn, Gavin Finnie
Tobias Hahn
The development of the Financial Crisis throughout 2008 and into 2009 has caused many fund managers to question their Growth based investment models. Interest appears to be again rekindled in the traditional Value based models, where investment decisions are based on sound company fundamentals rather than abstract futuregrowth expectations. This paper reviews a specific set of value based filters for selecting undervalued stocks which appeared in a series of papers published soon after the 2000 Dot-Com debacle. This paper documents the performance of these filters in the Australian stockmarket.
M.G. Michael And K. Michael (2009). "Uberveillance: Definition" In Ed. S. Butler, Fifth Edition Of The Macquarie Dictionary (Australia's National Dictionary, Sydney University), P. 1094, Susan Butler, M.G. Michael, K. Michael
M.G. Michael And K. Michael (2009). "Uberveillance: Definition" In Ed. S. Butler, Fifth Edition Of The Macquarie Dictionary (Australia's National Dictionary, Sydney University), P. 1094, Susan Butler, M.G. Michael, K. Michael
Professor Katina Michael
No abstract provided.
Open & Mobile Equipment, Timothy J. Rowley
Open & Mobile Equipment, Timothy J. Rowley
Timothy J Rowley
This was a "Lightning Presentation" about making cutting edge technology available to university students.
Student Staff: A Village Philosophy, Lisa Caughron
Student Staff: A Village Philosophy, Lisa Caughron
Lisa Caughron
No abstract provided.
A Framework For Technology Transfer, Arcot Desai Narasimhalu
A Framework For Technology Transfer, Arcot Desai Narasimhalu
Arcot Desai NARASIMHALU
Technology transfer is often perceived to be transfer of intellectual property (IP). Very few realize that there are other means of transferring technology. Most common means of technology transfer is the transfer of the IP alone. While this is interesting in itself, it is not the best means of transferring technology in all cases. IP such as patents, trademark and copyrighted material can easily be transferred in this manner. However, that is the lowest level of technology transfer possible. The next level of technology transfer is the ability to handover technology from the originating team to the recipient team. This …
Overcoming Visibility Issues In A Small-To-Medium Retailer Using Automatic Identification And Data Capture Technology: An Evolutionary Approach, Dane Hamilton, K. Michael, Samuel F. Wamba
Overcoming Visibility Issues In A Small-To-Medium Retailer Using Automatic Identification And Data Capture Technology: An Evolutionary Approach, Dane Hamilton, K. Michael, Samuel F. Wamba
Professor Katina Michael
The aim of this paper is to review the inventory control practices of a small-to-medium retailer, in order to identify common challenges these organizations experience with respect to automated data capture (ADC) and the implementation of an enterprise wide information system. The study explores a single case of a hardware store in a regional town of NSW, Australia. Four semi-structured interviews were conducted with employees of a small-to-medium retailer focusing on issues related to inventory control including: delivery discrepancies, the checking and sorting of orders, locating stock and goods, loss prevention, customer purchasing and point of sale processing and replenishment. …
Cloud Computing: New Wine Or Just A New Bottle?, Jia Zhang, Jeffrey Voas
Cloud Computing: New Wine Or Just A New Bottle?, Jia Zhang, Jeffrey Voas
Jia Zhang
No abstract provided.
Learning To Recognize Valuable Tags, Shilad Sen, Jesse Vig, John Riedl
Learning To Recognize Valuable Tags, Shilad Sen, Jesse Vig, John Riedl
Shilad Sen
No abstract provided.
Katina Michael Giving Evidence As A Board Member Of The Australian Privacy Foundation At The Senate Standing Committee For Legal And Consitutional Affairs (Personal Property Securities Bill 2008), K. Michael
Professor Katina Michael
Senate standing committees, covering every area of government operations, have developed a reputation as the backbone of the Senate’s committee work. Standing committees permit a continuing surveillance of defined fields of government activity, call upon scholarly research and advice and create an awareness of the Senate’s ‘watchdog’ function. There are a number of different kinds of standing committees: domestic, legislative scrutiny, legislative and general purpose, and joint. In this instance, acting in the capacity of an Australia Privacy Foundation (APF) board member, I was granted an invitation to give evidence at the Committee's public hearing which was held on Thursday, …
Building A Global Culture Of Software Quality, Robert Yacobellis
Building A Global Culture Of Software Quality, Robert Yacobellis
Robert H Yacobellis
No abstract provided.
Motorola's Approach To Software Dfss, Robert Yacobellis
Motorola's Approach To Software Dfss, Robert Yacobellis
Robert H Yacobellis
No abstract provided.
Model, Properties, And Applications Of Context-Aware Web Services, Stephen Yang, Jia Zhang, Angus Huang
Model, Properties, And Applications Of Context-Aware Web Services, Stephen Yang, Jia Zhang, Angus Huang
Jia Zhang
No abstract provided.
The Privacy-Value-Control Harmonization For Rfid Adoption In Retail, Ben D. Renegar, K. Michael
The Privacy-Value-Control Harmonization For Rfid Adoption In Retail, Ben D. Renegar, K. Michael
Professor Katina Michael
Privacy concerns have, at least in part, impeded the adoption of radio frequency identification (RFID) in retail. The adoption of other automatic identification (auto-ID) applications shows that consumers often are willing to trade their privacy or their control of personal information against some value afforded by the application. In this paper, the interplay between privacy, value, and control is examined through a literature survey of four auto-ID applications: mobile phone, electronic toll collection, e-passports, and loyalty programs. The consumer value proposition for the use of RFID in retail is investigated through an online survey exploring end-user perceptions. The results of …