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Using Group Norms to Manage Performance Appraisals: An Alternative to the 360 degree Feedback Model

Fitzgerald Anneke; Low David (Euro-Australian Cooperation Centre Victoria, 2001)

There is strong anecdotal evidence that suggests few employees and managers find the annual employee appraisal or performance review to be a positive or comfortable experience. Indeed, Cray and Mallory (1998) state that ...
Using Information Systems for enabling corporate awareness

Lueg, C. P (School of Information Systems, Victoria University, 2002)

The digital economy is hard to imagine without ubiquitous network access. Discussions tend to highlight commercial prospects, such as electronic business, but proliferation of network access has also enabled potentially ...
Using prospectus and IP information to evaluate IPO characteristics and performance

Wyatt Anne (AFAANZ, 2008)

This study contributes new evidence from a unique data set and setting on the usefulness of the mandatory ¿proposed use of proceeds¿ disclosures in the IPO prospectus, for explaining underpricing and post-listing performance. ...
Using Technology in Sport to Support Referee's Decision Making

Leveaux Rene (International Business Information Management Association, 2009)

The main aim and focus of this work is to examine the technologies that are currently being used by some of the professional and Olympic sports, to assist referees in making the correct decisions. Five major sports in ...
Using Technovation For Service Classification: Some Industry Examples

Agarwal Renu; Selen Willem (Asia-Pacific Decision Sciences Institute, 2005)

Several service classifications based necessitate the need for on service- specific attributes, service delivery, channel strategies, marketing and management have evolved in response to the dynamics of the service industry. ...
Value Configuration Design - an evolution in adequate business process design

Hawryszkiewycz Igor; Chew Eng; Soanes Michael (Tapir Academic Press, 2007)

Adequate process design means that a process will have the ability to fulfill its stakeholders' expectations. The objectives of the workshop are to clarify these expectations, to develop metrics to decide whether a design ...
Value for money: Trends in management recruitment in Australian not-for-profit community service organisations

Green Jennifer (University of South Australia, 2007)

In a new funding context, some Australian organisations have made public statements defining themselves in corporate terms and there is evidence that this has shaped a new approach to executive recruitment. An analysis ...
The value of a corporate, workplace and social reputation to potential executive employees

Auger Patrice; Devinney Timothy; Dowling Grahame; Eckert Christine; Perm-Ajchariyawong Nidthida (Academy of Management, 2011)
Valuing Basic Pensions

Petrichev Konstantin; Thorp Susan (Asia-Pacific Risk and Insurance Association, 2007)

Governments around the world are reviewing basic pension systems in the light of increasing demands on public funds. In Australia, Government policy aims to in- crease reliance on private retirement savings and reduce ...
Valuing our national parks: understanding the perspectives of infrequent park users from different socio-economic and cultural groups

Wearing Stephen; Griffin Anthony; Archer David (University of Queensland, 2004)

One of the most important tasks of national park agencies is to maintain and broaden constituency support for the services they provide to the public. Faced with mounting financial pressure, park agencies must now, more ...
The Visual Content of Magazine Advertisements in the Skincare Market

Hingorani Anurag (European Advertising Academy (in association with Polytechnic Institute of Lisbon), 2007)

Despite the observations that visuals are almost always present in skincare ads, and that they are noticed to a greater extent than the text in these ads, there appears to be virtually no publicly available research that ...
Visual Project Mapping of Project Interdependencies

Killen Catherine; Kjaer Cai (Project Management Australia, 2011)
The volatility of gold

Baur Dirk (EFMA, 2010)

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What factors make controversial advertising offensive? a preliminary study

Waller David (ANZCA & University of Sydney, 2004)

While some advertisers have undertaken controversial advertising campaigns that have been very successful, some have been damaging to the company. This is particularly important for companies that have a controversial ...
When the Real World Problem is Extremely Complex, How do We Overcome Excessive Cognitive Load When Mirroring Intensive and Intricate Conditions in Research?

Fine Brian; Bray Damien; Wang Paul; Menictas Constantinos (AMSRS, 2009)

This paper presents a case study of new product development (NPD) for a private health insurance (PHI) provider in Australia. The information respondents need to process when considering PHI in Australia is extremely complex ...
Whose body is welcome in paradise?

Small Jennifer; Harris Candice; Mcintosh Alison (CAUTHE and Griffith University, 2008)

Tourists experience not only their own body but also other tourists bodies in the tourist experience. This paper explores which bodies from Western developed countries are legitimate to be studied by tourism researchers ...
Yield management and recognition programs - how do they influence travellers' choices?

Louviere Jordan; Mathies Christine; Gudergan Siggi (European Marketing Academy, 2006)

Capacity constrained service firms simultaneously employ customer centric marketing (CCM) and perishable asset revenue management (PARM), which can create conflicts and perceived unfairness for the consumer. We first ...
Yield management: Applicability to educational services sector

Scerri Moira; Agarwal Renu (Supply Chain Management Research Centre, 2010)

Yield management is credited with delivering increases in revenue of between five to seven percent for top tier airlines. Since that time, its application has been extended to other service sectors within the travel and ...
The Young and the Reckless: Message (In)Effectiveness about the Physical Consequences of Motor-Vehicle Accidents for Young Inexperienced Drivers

Burke Paul; Greenacre Luke (University of Otago, 2007)

Many marketing communication strategies focus on the physical consequences of accidents to change young and inexperienced drivers’ management of risk and to curb their overrepresentation in fatalities. To assess this ...
Young women and their physical appearance on holiday

Small Jennifer (CAUTHE, 2010)

While it is acknowledged that the tourist experience is embodied, few researchers have considered how physical appearance is experienced on holiday. The present study employed the research method, memory-work, to examine ...

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