Overview
In the last half century, IS have significantly transformed human behaviour within organisations. This transformation has affected governance, communication between stakeholders, business processes and knowledge bases, giving rise to new perspectives in the interplay between organisations and IS. Employing a socio-technical perspective, this group examines these changing relationships.
Studies focus on knowledge and information management; information security management; software maintenance; appropriation of technology; cultural, community and gender studies in information systems; systems procurement; and systems alignment and governance.
- Research team
- QUT
- Organisational unit
- Lead unit Science and Engineering Faculty
- Research area
- Information Systems
Professor Karen Nelson
Dr Taizan Chan
Dr Greg TimbrellProjects
Research Projects:
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Subjective Logic in Medical Decision-making
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National Anaesthetic Incident Reporting Database
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Models of Information and Knowledge Management in Organisations
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Maintenance Strategies for Enterprise Systems
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Dynamics of Information Systems Consulting Firms
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Structuration in Knowledge Management
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Business-IT alignment in financial services sector
