... disclosure of risk information in the case of Indian promoter body corporate, foreign promoter body corporate and non-institutions in comparison to family ownership. Research limitations/implications This study relied on a set of 39 risk keywords for measuring the extent of risk disclosure. Further...

...ProfessorGerald Vinten Edited by Michael   Gertz , Erik   Guldentops and Leon   Strous . Integrity, Internal Control and Security in Information Systems: Connecting Governance and Technology . Kluwer Academic Publishing , 2002 . pp. 204 , ISBN: 1402070055   US $148, Eur...

... processes as the key factor influencing competitive advantage. This is because, with the exception of intellectual capital, everything else (IT, materials, end technical information) is available to everyone on more or less the same terms. So it does not come as a surprise to find many organisations have...

... quality – exemplified by quality circles – and KM. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Quality circles Total Quality Management Information Knowledge management Learning organizations In terms of establishing the thesis, a useful starting point is the very strong link between OD and TQ...

..., there were significant differences between managers in Australia and Hong when asked to describe the possible ways in which KM might be manifested within an organisation. Hong Kong managers framed KM within a framework dominated by information technology, while Australian managers subscribed to a broader...

...Roger K. Doost The one area in accounting that shows the sign of volatility, unsettlement, and continuous change is accounting information systems. While textbooks have been revised and updated in line with the change in technology, the auxiliary teaching materials do not seem to have kept pace...

...Stewart Black; Senga Briggs; William Keogh Provides an overview of UK public and private sector organisations’ use of performance information relating to service quality. While they have made some headway in improving the range of performance information they have available, and in their use...

... only in the strong market hypothesis and only when a fiduciary duty is established. This is not a zero‐sum game in which one wins and the other loses – everyone can win, some maybe more than others. No one is being cheated; there is no way to establish parity of information nor would most investors...

...Brian H. Kleiner Makes suggestions on ways to integrate conventional time management wisdom with results of research on how individuals process information in order to enable effective use of time in practice. Information Learning Time Management 24 MANAGERIAL AUDITING JOURNAL 7,6 J uggling...

...Andrew D. Chambers The developing role of information is explored within modern business, and in particular the use of strategic information systems to gain competitive advantage. It is suggested that IT requires significant redesign of enterprises with regard to organisation, behaviour,direction...