Today I presented for the INFS332 class for Dr Sophie Cockcroft of the University of Queensland as a guest lecturer. The class has been discussing decision support systems and how fantastic they all are; my role was to temper that enthusiasm a bit with a bit of balance, particularly with my work around the theory … Read more
This is the abstract of my confirmation document; this abstract won ‘best abstract for unconfirmed phd student’ at this year’s University of Queensland Research Colloquium: Student: Micheal Axelsen Supervisor: Professor Peter Green, Dr Fiona Rohde ABSTRACT This research proposal builds upon the theory of technology dominance (Sutton & Arnold 1998), which has as one of … Read more
Context This blog pot is an assignment I wrote for my subject at University of Queensland. Since it is never likely to be published anywhere, I did the next best thing – turn it into a serious looking blog post. Somewhat more of an experiment than anything else. Author: Micheal Axelsen 1 Introduction This paper … Read more
For some time I’ve been one of those accounting/ICT people who delves into the world of knowledge management every now and then. This is an area of practice where buzz words abound – communities of practice, centres of excellence, and the venerable ‘knowledge worker’ to name a few. In the past week I’ve had cause … Read more
If your employer tells you to ‘stop doing that, you’ll go blind’ online, do you have to stop doing it? Short answer: yes, with a but. As I specialise in long answers though – see below. Caveat – I’m not a lawyer. This probably misses a ton of stuff cos I’ve shortened it from the … Read more