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6th International We-B (Working For E-Business) Conference
Melbourne
23rd to 25th November 2005
Program
Wednesday, 23 November 2005
6pm
Registration
7pm
Welcome Reception
Thursday, 24 November
8.30
Registration
9.30
Conference Opening
Keynote Address
Dr Anthony
Aitkenhead
Chief Technology Officer
Multimedia
Victoria
10.30
Morning Tea
11.00
Contributed Concurrent Session
Community, Law and
the Internet and E-Supply Chain
11.00
Community, Law and the Internet
Discretionary Judicial Sentencing Decision Making And Online
Decision
Support
Andrew Vincent, John Zeleznikow
How the Web is
Reshaping Law Enforcement
Tony Reed
Creative Commons:
e-Links and the need for a Content License;
with an
associated infrastructure
Darren Skidmore
11.00
E-Supply Chain
Collaboration in
supply chain: a multi-agent approach
Xin Li, Sim Kim Lau
The Role of IOIS
and Cybermediares - Global Supply and Net-Chains
Rajesh Rajaguru, Margaret Matanda
Exploring supply
chain relationships and e-business for micro, small and
medium wine
producers: an interpretive case study using SSM
Ann Monday, Trevor Wood-Harper
12.30
Lunch
2.00
Contributed Concurrent Session
E-business and
E-government
2.00
E-business
Theatre 9.26
E-Management in
the Organisation with Business to Employee (B2E)
E-Business Model
Mohini Singh
Upgrading for e -Commerce in
an SME, How do you get what you need: a
practitioner looks into
specifying requirements
Karrie Bowe,
Andrew Wenn
A formal approach
for deriving business process from value process in E-Business
modelling
Dewan Mohammed,
Naim Baolin Wu, Yun Yang
2.00
E-government
Theatre 9.01
E-Government
Development and Adoption Dilemma: Oman Case Study
Hafedh Alshihi
e-government
services provided for home based business operators: A study
of Victorian local
councils
John Breen,
Carmine Sellitto, Shameem Ali, Rafael Paguio
An Exploratory
Study on the User Adoption of G2C and G2E e -Government
Projects
Kevin K.W Ho,
Calvin C Yu, Michael C L Lai
3.30
Afternoon tea
4.00
Contributed Concurrent Session
Web and E-CRM
4.00
Web
Web Portals: from
the General to the Specific
Arthur Tatnall
Critical Success
Factors for Internet Portals: A Case of an online community
portal
Chinnapaka
Chitharanjandas
Web Features for
Wine Tourism
Scott Bingley, Carmine Sellitto
4.00
E-CRM
The Adoption of CRM (Customer
Relationship Management) Applications in
Business-to-Business Services:
A Study of the provider's Perspective in the
Hygiene Service Industry
Rafael Paguio, Stephen Burgess
Assessing B2C e-Commerce
Success Using the Customer e-Commerce
Satisfaction Construct
Alemayehu Molla
Competing Theories on Consumer
Satisfaction, Loyality and Retention: An
Internet Environment
Perspective
Noor Raihan Ab Hamid, Stephen
Burgess, Michael McGrath
7.00
Conference Dinner Cruise
Victoria Harbour
Friday, 25 November
8.30
Registration open
9.30
Contributed Concurrent Session
E-business and
E-learning
9.30
E-business
E-mail,
E-Marketing and Spam Filters: How Webmail Interfaces Support
Users in Coping
with Spam Filtering Outcomes
Christopher Lueg
E-commerce
adoption and evaluation in Australian organizations
Chad Lin, Helen
Cripps, Shirley Bode
Exploring Factors
Affecting Consumer Adoption of Online Transactions
Abdullah Sirat
9.30
E-learning
Developing Systems
to Enable Learning Communities: Beyond Task Support
Technology
David Banks
Paper Prototyping
in a Design Framework for Professional Mobile Learning
David Parsons,
Hokyoung Ryu, Rameh Lal, Stephen Ford
Web Based
Education Management for The Netherlands
Frank van den
Essen, Paul Darbyshire
10.30
Morning Tea
11.00
Contributed Concurrent Session
SMEs and
E-Technology
11.00
Community, Law and the Internet
Theatre 9.26
An E-readiness
model for small tourism business in developing countries
Stergios
Karanasios, Stephen Burgess
Are the Standard
Drivers for E-commerce Adoption in Regional SMEs Really
Standard: A
Comparison of Australian, Swedish and US Regional SMEs
Rob MacGregor,
Lejla Vrazalic, D. Bunker
Network Analysis
methods and tools for SME C-Commerce
Mark Brogan
11.00 E-Technology
Theatre 9.01
A Contribution to Fighting the
Latest Wave of Unwanted Communication:
Exploring the Brittleness of
Today’s Spam Filtering Technology
Christopher Lueg
Mobile Commerce in the B2B
E-Space: An outlook on BlackBerry Device
Feeba Mootheril, Mohini Singh
Agent-based ECCRM Framework
using P2P Architecture
Sui Man Liu, S H Kwok, Kevin
K. W. Ho
12.30 Lunch
2.00
Contributed Concurrent Session
E-Business and other topics
2.00 E-business
Theatre 9.26
The Influence of
Infrastructural Trust on Electronic Commerce Development
in Indonesia
Mira Katiwi, Robert C
MacGregor
An Observational Survey of
Australian Internet Banking Authentication and
Client-Side Security: Does it
Merit the Fees?
Justin D. Pierce, David R.
Mackay, Matthew J. Warren, Jason G. Wells
2.00
Other Topics Theatre
9.01
Developing an instrument to
test organisational readiness to collaborate
virtually
Peter Gall
Indentifying Knowledgement
Systems in the Implementation of Public Policy
Nick Letch, Christina Ta n,
Regit Young
Using Meta-Analysis to Develop
a Framework to Evaluate the Effectiveness
of Virtual Teams
Ying-Chieh Liu, Chad Lin,
Helen Cripps
3.30 Conference
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