Australian government renews CRC contribution

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Distinguishing Government from Charity in Australian Law

Government and charity are in the same business, which is to enable the pursuit of, or even directly to pursue, the common good. This article aims to identify an analytic distinction between government and charity notwithstanding that, being in the same business, they are functionally similar. More precisely, the article aims to identify the analytic distinction between government and charity t...

Government Promotion of eCommerce through Seed Funding: A Review of the Australian Government, s ITOL Program

As in many other countries, the take-up rate of eCommerce in Australian SMEs has been poor. The Australian Government has attempted to address this (in part) through its ‘Information Technology On-Line’ (ITOL) program – a program that aims to accelerate the adoption of eCommerce through the provision of seed funding to on-line projects proposed by industry-based consortia. Some 81 projects have...

The practice of information resource management in Australian government organisations

The concept of Information Resource Management (IRM) was introduced in the mid-1970’s by the United States federal government as part of its attempt to reduce the paperwork burden on the general public. Since then, the concept of IRM has evolved and taken on many meanings and diverse interpretations ranging from technical perspectives to purely “Information Management” perspectives. These diver...

Information Systems Audit Trails; An Australian Government Survey

Journal of Research and Practice in Information Technology, Vol. 34, No. 1, February 2002 47 Information Systems Audit Trails; An Australian Government Survey Caroline Allinson Manager Information Security, Information Management Division, Queensland Police Service, GPO Box 1440, BRISBANE Qld 4001, Australia. and Information Security Research Centre (ISRC), Queensland University of Technology, ...