Presentations & Publications


This page contains links to AOQ presentations and publications and other articles of interest.

 

Qualcon 2008

Qualcon 2008: Quality – Process Innovation and Adaptability held 19th to 22nd October 2008 at the Hyatt Regency, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.  Hosted by Australian Organisation for Quality (South Australia) Inc.

 

ISBN  978-0-9593263-9-0

 

Published by Australian Organisation for Quality Inc
Suite 6 Innovation House

Mawson Lakes Boulevard

Mawson Lakes

 

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The views expressed in this publication are not necessarily endorsed by Australian Organisation for Quality Inc. or the QUALCON 2008 Organising Committees.

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Kiril Uzunov, Thong Nguyen, An Approach to Software Dependability Evaluation .pdf 470kb

 

Magdalena Hadji, Andrew Schnackenberg, Petter Gustafson, Innovative Methods for Business Succession Planning .pdf 719kb

 

Trevor Harrison, Thong Nguyen, Determining System Quality Attributes from the Architectural Decision-Making Process .pdf 781kb

 

Moses Kauye, Elena Sitnikova, A Conceptual Process Model to Achieving Effective Technical Control in the Acquisition of Logistics Information Systems .pdf 488kb

 

Neil Davidson, Integrated Teaming in Alliance Type Contracting in the Australian Defence Environment .pdf 496kb

 

Martin Strange and Matthew Sorell, The Mesh—A parallel world to the Web for driving global software innovation .pdf 368kb

 

Claus Grote, Jane Goodyer, Ray Jones & Gordon Blount, An Innovative Eco-Design Application: Its Ability to Balance Environmental and Economical Design Issues .pdf 1570kb

 

Other AOQ SA Publications

 

"Undermining Competence" The quality of competency-based assessment is increasingly in question. Edward Allon looks at perceived flaws in the national training system.  Presented to the May 2001 Breakfast meeting.

 

"Procurement of Software Intensive Systems" presented to the SEA 2000 conference by David Marshall of the Defence Acquisition Organisation, Directorate of Software Acquisition Reform (DSWAR)

 

"Information Economy 2002" presented to the inaugural meeting of the AOQ(SA) IT SIG by James Tizard, Senior Policy Advisor, Information Economy Policy Office.

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