Business schools lack the IT factor

Article Abstract:

Students of Australia's top business schools are not receiving enough training in information technology-related work, according to research undertaken among full-time master of business administration graduates. Business schools are now working to improve their information technology education.

Standards, Study and teaching, Business schools

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Class actions catch on

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the class actions which are being taken against information technology and telecommunications business enterprises by customers who have experienced difficulties with their services.

Class actions (Civil procedure), Cases, Class action lawsuits, Services, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Customer satisfaction

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Shell follows BP into e-tail delivery

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the joint venture between the electronic retailer Wishlist and BP Australia which aims to develop a delivery network through the use of 250 petrol stations owned by BP.

Online services, Internet services, Joint ventures, Wishlist.com.au, BP Australia Proprietary Ltd., Shell Australia Ltd.

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