Faculty of Economics & Commerce Accounting & Business Information Systems 

2006 Research Working Papers - Accounting and Business Information Systems

Details of 2006 Working Papers are below. In some cases the full paper can be viewed, in other cases the Abstract. To view the document, just click "Paper" or " Abstract". If you wish to request a copy of a paper for which there is only the Abstract, please contact the corresponding author via email (link provided in Author column).

Author Paper/Abstract Title
06-00
C. Dowling & S. Leech
An Investigation of Decision Aids in Audit Forms: Current Practice and Opportunities for Future Research.
06-01
C. Dowling, S. Leech & R. Moroney
The Effect of Long-Term Audit Support System Use on Declarative Knowledge Acquisition: A Test of the Theory of Technology Dominance.
06-02 G. Pan & S.L. Pan Abstract A Process Model of Gathering and Segmenting Customer-Centric Attirubtes during the Design State of Enterprise Systems Development.

A Process Model of Gathering and Segmenting Customer-centric Attributes during the Design Stage of Enterprise Systems Development

06-03 G. Pan & S.L. Pan Abstract Managing IT-Enabled Transformation in the Public Sector: A Case Study on E-Government in South Korea.
06-04 G. Pan, S.L. Pan & M. Newman Abstract Information Systems Project Post-Mortems: Insights from an Attribution Perspective.
06-05 S.L. Pan, G. Pan, A.C.J. Wen & M.H. Hsieh. Abstract The Dynamics of Implementing and Managing Modularity of Routine Systems during Capability Development: A Process Analysis.
06-06 P.J. Coram, T.J. Mock & G.S. Monroe Paper An Investigation into the Use of Nonfinancial Performance Indicators by Financial Analysts.
06-07 C. Dowling Abstract The compensatory and complementary influence of individual, team and firm level factors on appropriate audit support system use.
06-08 N. Spear & Y. Al-Jabr Abstract Accounting Conservatism: Evidence from the Oil and Gas Industry
06-09 N. Spear Abstract The Impact of Earnings Management on the Credibility of Corporate Financial Reporting.
06-10 N. Spear & E. Michaels Abstract

The Market Reward to Zero Earnings Surprise

06-11 M. Al-Aqeel &
N. Spear
Abstract Private Information Trading in Emerging Markets: Evidence from GCC Security Markets.

 

 



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