Public sector organisations have different communication needs from private sector organisations. For example, they quite often have programmes aimed at behaviour changes, challenging their ability to choose the strategy which best suit their purpose. Dialogue is often considered a strategic tool which can lead to organisational gains such as motivation, learning, development, collaboration, et...

Published by the IEEE Computer Society 0272-1716/05/$20.00 © 2005 IEEE IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications 1 Most people think of using large-display installations for highly technical visualization work such as scientific visualization of a large data set, process control, or technical design. In the past several years at Alias, we have investigated these types of applications, for example...

Information and communication systems are now breeding grounds for electronic-evidence (e-evidence) in audits, investigations, or litigation. Increasingly organizations are being ordered by law or lawsuit to preserve, retrieve, and hand-over relevant electronic records (e-records) because "the courts are uniformly recognizing the discoverability of electronic communication and documents" [Nimsg...

This paper is about extending stakeholder dialogue to include citizens in decision making which impacts on corporate sustainabilityolicy frameworks using the tools of regulation and economic instruments, and communication strategies, have a significant influence on the level of corporate sustainability. Involving citizens, through the use of deliberative and representative (participatory) proce...

XML technology and multi-agents systems are new approaches offering interesting assets for corporate memory management. Since ontologies appear as key assets in the new generation of information systems and also in the communication of multi-agents systems, it comes with no surprise that it stands out as a keystone of multi-agents information systems. We present here the overall approach of the...

The role of Internet has been rapidly becoming inevitable to corporate and society. Across the world, governments and corporate have been working towards the better utilization of the internet. Initially, the Internet was perceived as communication media and now, slowly, metamorphosing into a powerful business media. The Internet provides a direct reach to end users, thereby, the corporate wish...

-----------------------------------------------------------ABSTRACT----------------------------------------------------------The role of corporate portal on consolidating an organization's internal and external information and knowledge repositories has been recognized by many organizations worldwide including manufacturing firms. The purpose of the study was therefore to create a Content-Incen...

In this study we consider how and when interpersonal relations between chief executive officers (CEOs) and journalists can influence the content of journalists’ reporting about corporate leaders and their firms. Specifically, we draw from the social psychological literature on interpersonal influence and social exchange to suggest (i) how the disclosure of relatively low corporate earnings may ...

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to discuss the potential of Web 2.0 technologies for knowledge management and to explore how corporate governance models influence the adoption of Web 2.0 for organisational learning and knowledge exchange. Design/methodology/approach – The paper begins with a literature review to understand the phenomenon of Web 2.0. It introduces the opposing governance ...