Enterprise Information Technology Research Group

The Enterprise Information Technology program looks at many of the contemporary issues in IT from both the strategic and management viewpoints. Accordingly, a strong focus is on the analysis, development and refinement of models, structures, and processes associated with the implementation of information technology into enterprises both small and large.
The major program areas include:

The management and issues surrounding the use and application of various information technologies in organisations, ranging from socio-political issues such as ethics and privacy through to specific techniques such as risk management and metrics.
Recent emerging trends have emphasised the importance of the Enterprise Security and Mobile Initiatives program areas as a broader spread of various communications technologies are implemented in novel ways.
The application of IT in the education arena. Development of a better understanding of ways to use computer technologies for a range of learning activities is being pursued.

Current Projects

Current activities include:

E-Business Strategies and Security
Mobile Enterprise Initiatives
Enterprise Security
E-Governance for Developing Countries
Learning with IT

People Involved

The research group includes the following staff and postgraduate members:

A/Prof Paul Calder - Principal Investigator
Dr Denise de Vries - Principal Investigator
Dr Robert Goodwin - Principal Investigator
Dr Carl Mooney - Principal Investigator
Neville Williams - Principal Investigator

Opportunities to join the group

Opportunities exist for both collaboration and postgraduate research. For more information, please contact Dr Robert Goodwin.

More Information

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