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    Examining the state of preparedness of New Zealand Information Technology management for events that may require forensic analysis 

    Quinn, K J Spike
    Computer security is of concern to those in IT (Information Technology) and forensic readiness (being prepared to deal effectively with events that may require forensic investigation) is a growing issue. This study used a ...
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    Current problems and tools support for testing distributed systems 

    Le, Anh Thu
    Testing is a critical activity in designing and implementing software and computer systems, especially distributed systems (Eickelmann & Richardson, 1996). In addition, validating distributed systems is a complex process, ...
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    Financial performance: the motivation behind corporate social responsibility reporting 

    Lyon, David
    Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reporting has become an increasing trend in the corporate world. It is a relatively new concept but has become a major research topic in the accounting profession. The motivations ...
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    Forming Faith: A comparative study of two methods of confirmation preparation and the ways they facilitate faith formation in candidates 

    Chamberlain, Stephen Mark
    This research project compares two different methods of confirmation preparation and the way they facilitated faith formation in candidates. The two methods investigated were the 'traditional' and the 'catechumenal like' ...
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    Comparing predictor methods; the case of bankruptcy predictions 

    Sood, Ashvin Raj
    The aim of this study was to compare three methods of bankruptcy prediction, which were Multivariate Discriminant Analysis, Logit Analysis and Artificial Neural Networks. The methods were compared based on their ability ...
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    International standards in the IT marketplace: How to bridge the gap and face the threats 

    Alawi, Safeya
    Standards development and adoption play a crucial role in shaping competition in the IT industry. In addition to the traditional, formal standards development organisations (SDOs), many private consortia bodies are formed ...
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    Living gallery: Investigating dynamic display of artwork through proximity detection 

    Burrows, Gary
    Galleries displaying artwork and artefacts are already taking advantage of technology to give added value to the viewing public. However are such systems suitable or desirable for use in art displays? The purpose of this ...
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    Relevance and reliability: A trade-off? 

    Cocker, Antoinette L
    According to the Statement of Concepts, two qualitative characteristics that financial accounting information should possess are relevance and reliability. There is a long-held belief that there is a trade-off relationship ...
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    IC3:Information and Communication integration using VCoIP between 3 collaborating parties 

    Sun, Jian
    This study develops a new communication and collaboration supported tool – IC3. In particular, this tool is an integration of open source video conference over internet protocol (VCoIP) and virtual network computing (VNC) ...
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    Money, medicine and mortality an empirical investigation into the link between health status and health care expenditure. 

    Carson, Aaron
    The purpose of this study was to investigate one possible cause for the recent rise OECD health care expenditures, namely the Sisyphus syndrome. In order for a Sisyphus syndrome to exist two dynamic relationships must hold. ...
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