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Purpose

ISWorld Net's Mission is to provide information which is intended to be of universal interest to all IS researchers. This page provides supplementary materials of specific interest to IS academics in Australia and nearby countries.

Please draw to the editor's attention additional sites that should be plugged in.

If you're new to the world-wide web or to the discipline, you might prefer to start by looking at the AAIS page which provides guidance about the electronic resources that are available for IS researchers. The most important single set of resources is, of course, ISWorld Net itself.

Discussion Lists and News-Groups

»The 'isaus' mailing list

This is a list of nominees in each Department in Australia and New Zealand, which has been operational since 1999. To mail to the list, send your message to isaus@infosys.utas.edu.au.

The intention is that a single entry point be registered for each Department, which may be either the Department's internal emailing list, or a person who will distribute materials to his or her colleagues. To be added to the list, or to check the address of your departmental contact point, send an email to Chris Keen.

»The 'is-depts' mailing list

This is a list of nominees in each Department in Australia and New Zealand, which has been operational since 1992. To mail to the list, send your message to is-depts@fit.qut.edu.au.

This list was developed from the Directory of Australasian IS Academics, and from 1992-1996 was run out of the Australian National University by Roger Clarke. In July 1996, it was transferred to the Queensland University of Technology, and is administered by Guy Gable.

»The 'ishods' mailing list

This is a mailing list operated by the Australian Council of Professors and Heads. It has been operational since 1999. Messages are limited to 2Mb in size. To send a message to the subscribers email to ishods@infosys.utas.edu.au
ACPHIS Web site: http://www.acphis.org.au

Discussion and News-Groups Archives

None exist at present.

Associations

»ACS
The Australian Computer Society is the professional body for Australian IT people

»CollECTeR
Collaborative Electronic Commerce Technology and Research which is a federation of over 20 university research centres around the world, driven from Australia

»ITWeb
Information for Academics in Information Technology

Recent and Forthcoming Conferences

»ACIS'2005
The 16th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS'2005), Manly Pacific Hotel, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, 30th Nov - 2nd Dec 2005

»SEPG'2005
The 3rd Annual SEPG(SM) Australia Conference 2005, Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney, Australia, 26th - 29th September 2005

»ACIS'2004
The 15th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS'2004).

»ACIS'2003
The 14th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS'2003), Hotel Rendezvous, Scarborough Beach, Perth, Western Australia. 26th - 28th November 2003

»Other People's Listings of Conferences
Deakin School of MIS

»Conferences Worldwide
The ISWorld List of Conferences throughout the world

»Calls for Papers Worldwide
The ISWorld List of Calls for Papers

Directories

»The Asia-Pacific Directory of IS Researchers
This Directory of IS Researchers is an integral part of the ISWorld Faculty Directory. (Editions of the Australasian Directory were published in 1988, 1991 and 1993 - Editor, Roger Clarke. This was then incorporated into the Asia-Pacific Directory - Editors Guy Gable and Roger Clarke, which has had editions in 1994 and 1996). Note that this same location also gives access to the North American and European directories

»The ISWorld
The ISWorld List of about 40 Australasian Information Systems Departments

»John Lamp's List
John Lamps' list of Australian and New Zealand Information Systems and Computer Science Departments

»Electronic Commerce Courses in Australia
Please let us know of a comprehensive list

»The Australian C.S. Community Directories
Australian Computer Science People
Australian Computer Science Departments

»Registers of Universities
The AVCC's Reference Page

»The Australian Telephone-Books
Telstra's White Pages
Telstra's Yellow Pages (the first commercial yellow pages in the world on the net).