Browsing by Author "Dillon, Stuart M."

• Authorship patterns in information systems 

  Cunningham, Sally Jo; Dillon, Stuart M. (1996-10)

  This paper examines the patterns of multiple authorship in five information systems journals. Specifically, we determine the distribution of the number of authors per paper in this field, the proportion of male and female ...

  

• A comparison between e-government practices in Taiwan and New Zealand. 

  Deakins, Eric; Dillon, Stuart M.; Chen, Wan Jung (2007)

  Few studies have focused on comparing the state of e-government in Western- and Non-Western settings, where the political, social, economic, and cultural environments can be markedly different. This paper compares the views ...

  

• e-local government in New Zealand: The shifting policymaker view 

  Dillon, Stuart M.; Deakins, Eric; Chen, Wan Jung (Academic Conferences Limited, 2006)

  The New Zealand government has a strategy in place to establish an e-government infrastructure that is intended to allow citizens and government agencies to interact electronically. This paper reports the results of ...

• Focus and diversity in information systems research: Meeting the dual demands of a healthy applied discipline 

  Taylor, Hazel; van Wingen, Milinda; Dillon, Stuart M. (University of Minnesota MIS Research Center, 2010)

  Drawing on sociology of science foundations, we argue that, in order to survive and prosper, healthy applied disciplines must meet the dual demands of academic and practitioner audiences by demonstrating both focus and ...

• Local E-Government Impact in China, New Zealand, Oman, and the United Kingdom 

  Deakins, Eric; Dillon, Stuart M.; Namani, Hamed AI; Zhang, Chao Kevin (Emerald Group Publishing Limited, 2010)

  Purpose - To provide a picture of (local) e-government impact and development philosophy in China, New Zealand, Oman, and the United Kingdom. Design/methodology/approach - A survey instrument was used to collect data from ...

• The use of social networking technologies for home-based online businesses: The case of Saudi Arabian female entrepreneurs 

  Alshawaf, Arafat (The University of Waikato, 2020)

  Over the years, many Saudi Arabian female entrepreneurs have adopted social networking technologies, also called social networking sites, to overcome certain cultural challenges and to manage their home-based online ...

  

• An exploration of cloud-based technology for enhancing emergency management: Cases from New Zealand 

  Lu, Ying (The University of Waikato, 2019)

  Despite widespread acknowledgement of the disruptive effect cloud-based technologies have in business, little is known about the role they might play in emergency management, in particular in natural emergencies. This ...

  

• Communication challenges of web development SMEs: The benefits and challenges of organizational tensions 

  Sheffer, Bridget Reynolds (The University of Waikato, 2018)

  This thesis examines the communicative constitution of organisations (CCO) through the communication challenges faced by web development small and medium enterprises (Cooren, Kuhn, Cornelissen, & Clark, 2011; Putnam & ...

  

• A study of the drivers influencing players of Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) games to make micro-transactional purchases 

  Millar, Gina (University of Waikato, 2017)

  This research project examines what motivates game players to purchase virtual items within the popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game, League of Legends. This MOBA is one of the most commercially successful ...

  

• Inhibitors to the Organisational Adoption of Gamification 

  Jefferies, Dannette Louise (University of Waikato, 2017)

  This study looks at how organisations can use technology to engage, motivate, and reward staff by embedding game-like elements into business applications and processes through a phenomenon called gamification. Gamification ...

  

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