Selected Works of Assoc. Prof. Helen Hasan

Dr. Helen Hasan is an Associate Professor in the School of Economics at the University of Wollongong. She has a Masters in Physics followed by a PhD in Information Systems, is a member of the Australian Standards Committees on Knowledge Management and Small-Medium Enterprises, and chairs the board of CTC@Ulladulla, part of the Networking the Nation initiative. She has published extensively in the areas of Human Computer Interaction, Decision Support Systems (DSS) and Knowledge Management (KM), including a new book “Australian Studies in Knowledge Management, and is currently supervising, 12 research students in these areas. Helen is Director of the Activity Theory Usability Laboratory at the University of Wollongong, Director of the Eureka Connection, a not-for-profit network that provides a forum for generating, sharing, developing and testing new ideas and Director of the cross-institutional Socio-Technical Activity Research (STAR) Group on Knowledge Management that is funded, for the three years, by a Discovery Grant from the Australian Research Council.

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• An activity-based model of collective knowledge
• Blending Diverse Community Capability For Regional Development: The Case Of An E-Commerce Initiative For Local Indigenous Artists
• Bottling Fog: conjuring up the Australian KM Standard
• Demonstrations of the Activity Theory Framework for Research in IS
• Design as Research: Emergent Complex Activity
• Emergent Conversational Technologies that are Democratising Information Systems in Organisations: the case of the corporate Wiki
• Emergent cooperative activity in distributed team performance in Go*Team
• Go*Team: A new approach to developing a knowledge sharing culture
• Innovative Socio-Technical Systems for Complex Decision-making
• Integrating doing and thinking in a work context: an Australian knowledge management perspective
• Knowledge management through mobile networks in emergency situations
• Lessons from Go*Team Simulations on Shared Situation Awareness
• Simulation Framework as a Multi-User Environment for a Go*Team game
• SNA as an Attractor in Emergent Networks of Research Groups
• Social and Commercial Sustainability of Regional Web-based Communities
• The Application of Go*Team to Network-Centric Characteristics
• The challenges of introducing off-the-shelf systems into complex work organisations
• The Co-evolution of an Accessible but Secure Virtual Space for Collaborative Activities
• Using OLAP and multidimensional data for decision making