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  • Management Matters in Australia: Just how productive are we? 
    Green Roy; Agarwal Renu; Van Reenen John; Bloom Nicholas; Mathews John; Boedker Christina; Sampson Danny; Gollan Paul; Toner Phillip; Tan Hao; Brown Paul (Department of Industry, Innovation, Science and Research, 2009)
    This unique research project for the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research benchmarks management practices in Australian manufacturing firms against the global best. The project was undertaken ...
  • Managing sustainable festivals, meetings and events 
    Presbury R; Edwards Deborah (Goodfellow Publishers Ltd, 2010)
    Festivals, meetings and events (FMEs) are an important component of the tourism industry. FMEs provide opportunities for social and cultural exchange, exchange of new and innovative ideas, business contacts, and learning. ...
  • Manufacturing Employees' Perceptions of Human Resource Diversity Management Practices in Australia 
    D'Netto Brian; Monga Manjit; Shen Jie; Chelliah John (The Australian Workers' Union, 2008)
    This study examined employees perceptions of the effectiveness of HR diversity management practices of nine organizations in the Australian manufacturing sector.
  • Marketing Of Protected Areas As A Tool To Influence Visitors' Pre-Visit Decisions 
    Reid Mike; Wearing Stephen; Croy Glen (CRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd, 2008)
    As the result of the increasing influence of tourism, natural and protected area management is evolving from one primarily focused around onsite management and conservation to one that more broadly encompasses a greater ...
  • Megatrends underpinning tourism to 2020: analysis of key drivers for change. 
    Dwyer L.; Edwards Deborah; Mistilis Nina; Roman Carolina; Scott Noel; Cooper Cary (CRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd, 2008)
    A key element of a successful tourism industry is the ability to recognise and deal with change across a wide range of behavioural, environmental and technological factors and the way they interact. The coming decade and ...
  • Order aggressiveness and order book dynamics 
    Hall Anthony; Hautsch Nikolaus (Physica-Verlag, 2008)
  • The Past, Present and Future of International Business & Management 
    Devinney Timothy; Pedersen Torben; Tihanyi Laszlo (Emerald books, 2010)
    International business (IB) and international management (IM) are at a crossroads of sorts. The question is whether the roads emanating from this crossroad lead to somewhere or to nowhere and whether all roads lead to the ...
  • Protected Area Management: Collection and Use of Visitor Data. Volume 1: Summary and Recommendations 
    Griffin, Anthony; Moore, Susan; Crilley, Gary; Darcy, Simon; Schweinsberg, Stephen (Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Council, 2010)
    The technical reports present data and its analysis, meta-studies and conceptual studies, and are considered to be of value to industry, government or other researchers. Unlike the Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research ...
  • The role of education and skills in Australian management practice and productivity 
    Agarwal Renu; Green Roy (NCVER, 2011)
    The main impetus for the interest in innovation is that it is seen to improve productivity at the firm level and therefore improved economic prosperity and living standards. This edited volume was commissioned by the ...
  • SAP case study - mySAP supply chain management at Parbury FHS 
    Wieder Bernhard; Davis Douglas (SAP, 2003)
    www.sap.com/solutions/scm/pdf/50060108s.pdf
  • A Scoping Study of Business Events: Beyond Tourism Benefits 
    Foley Carmel; Schlenker Katie; Edwards Deborah; Hayllar Bruce (Business Events Sydney, 2010)
    The purpose of this study is to provide an empirically-based assessment of the range and impact of contributions made by business events to host communities beyond the tourism dimension. This project is classified as a ...
  • Setting a research agenda for accessible tourism. 
    Darcy, Simon (STCRC, 2006)
    On 12 July 2005, a Sustainable Tourism Cooperative Research Centre Research workshop was held at the New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development, titled Setting a Research Agenda for Disability and Tourism. ...
  • Shaping sport competition: The SOCOG Sports Commission and the planning and delivery of sport at the Sydney 2000 Olympic games 
    Frawley Stephen; Toohey Kristine (ASSH, 2005)
  • Shooting the messenger: The ban on short selling 
    Kirchner Stephen; Bianchi Robert; Green John (The Center for Independent Studies, 2010)
    Bans on short selling financial stocks were implemented in a number of stock markets around the world at the end of September 2008. In Australia, a ban on `naked¿ short selling (see below for definition) was announced ...
  • Spikiness in a flat world 
    Green Roy (Monash University ePress, 2008)
    Discussion of new policy directions in recent years has been strongly influenced by New York Times journalist Tom Friedman's much cited book, The World is Flat. Friedman was referring to a 'globalised' world economy where ...
  • Sport in Australia: 'worth a shout' 
    Toohey Kristine; Taylor Tracy (Routledge, 2011)
    Australia's sporting success and dominance across a number of sports has been attributed to a variety of factors, including: inheritance of the British sport ethic in the early years of white settlement and colonization; ...
  • Stochastic volatility models: Foreign exchange 
    Griebsch Susanne; Pilz Kay (Wiley, 2010)
  • Sustainable operations management 
    Presbury R; Edwards Deborah (Goodfellow Publishers Ltd, 2010)
    Unlike many business sectors, tourism is an amalgamation of various industries offering products and services ranging from airline and cruise ship travel and accommodation to restaurant meals, entertainment, souvenirs and ...
  • Sustainable tourism planning 
    Dwyer L.; Edwards Deborah (Goodfellow Publishers Ltd, 2010)
    Tourism not properly planned and managed can leave permanent footprints on the physical, social, cultural and economic environments of destinations. Tourism development can be alienating to local residents, overcrowded, ...
  • Teaching performance and turnover: A study of school teachers in Singapore 
    Fang Yongqing; Wang Karen (International Employment Relations Association, 2006)
    How to improve performance and reduce turnover of teachers is two crucial issues for the education administrators. This study addressed these under-explored issues with a focus on stress and commitment, based on an ...