Era Distribution of Information Systems Journals

Lamp, John; Fisher, Julie

doi:10.3127/ajis.v16i2.659

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“…As explained in Clarke (2008), this reflected the considerable body of publications on publication venues, including the primary international register of IS journals (which was established, and is maintained and published, in Australia - Lamp 2005).…”

Section: Overview Of the Studymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Citation Analysis of Australian Information Systems Researchers: Towards a New ERA?

Clarke¹

2009

AJIS

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Citation analysis is a potentially valuable means of assessing the contributions of researchers, in Information Systems (IS) as in other disciplines. In particular, a combination of raw counts and deeper analysis of citation data can deliver insights into the impact of a researcher's publications on other researchers. Despite this potential, the limited literature in the IS discipline has paid very little attention to the use of citation analysis for this purpose. Meanwhile, the federal department responsible for education funding has convinced successive federal governments to develop research quality measures that can be used as a basis for differential funding.

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Section: Overview Of the Studymentioning

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A Citation Analysis of Australian Information Systems Researchers: Towards a New ERA?

Clarke¹

2009

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“…It was originally implemented in 1992 using a different format, was converted to a website in July 1994 and claimed to be among the first 100 websites to be hosted in Australia (Wikipedia). Another community-service site that originated in late 1994 is the Index of Information Systems Journals, originally at the University of Tasmania, subsequently at Deakin University in Geelong (Lamp, 2004).…”

Section: Preparationsmentioning

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Morning Dew on the web in Australia: 1992–1995

Clarke

2013

Journal of Information Technology

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The World Wide Web arrived just as connections to the internet were broadening from academe to the public generally. The Web was designed to support user-performed publishing and access to documents in both textual and graphicai forms. That capabiiity was quickly supplemented by means to discover content. The web browser was the 'killer app' associated with the explosion of the Internet into the wider world during the mid1990s. The technology was developed in 1990 by an Engiishman, supported by a Belgian, working in Switzerland, but with the locus soon migrating to Illinois and then to Massachusetts in 1994. Australians were not significant contributors to the original technology, but were among the pioneers in its application. This paper traces the story of the Web in Australia from its beginnings in 1992, up to 1995, identifying key players and what they did, set within the broader context, and reflecting the insights of the theories of innovation and innovation diffusion.

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“…Despite casting the net wide, it is worth remembering that the Index of Information Systems Journals (Lamp, 2004) lists 700 IS journals at present. That requires a very large number of IS researchers and academics to adequately review submitted articles.…”

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confidence: 99%