SCHOOL OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

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Tony Hooper

MIM Programme Director,
School of Information Management

Phone: 04 463 5015
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Street Address: RH 511, Rutherford House 23 Lambton Quay, Pipitea Campus
Nearest Fax: 04 463 5446

Tony Hooper

Introduction

Tony's research direction in New Zealand is being developed based on both the courses he teaches at undergraduate and graduate level, and on the global phenomenon of electronic business. He is concerned with the way that information systems and technologies are driving policy at international, national, and organisational level. This relates technology adoption to globalisation and cultural issues, government policy on the use of information technology for economic growth, the promotion of electronic commerce adoption in small and medium-sized industries, etc. Tony is also interested in cyber warfare and global security issues emerging from the rapid growth in information technology developments.

Qualifications

BSc, BCom(Hons), Cape Town; MS in LS, CUA; FSAILIS; FHERDSA

Administrative Responsibilities

  • MIM Programmes Director

Current Research

Tony is writing case studies for teaching and publication purposes so that he can bring his earlier business and work experience to bear on the content of his courses.

Selected Publications

Conference Proceedings

Hooper, T. (2011). Planning, organising and managing - a case study of leadership in a government agency. In David Kroenke and Tony Hooper (Eds), Using MIS (pp. 436-439). North Shore, New Zealand: Pearson.

Hooper, T. (2011). Sweet as! The 'Kiwi experience. In David Kroenke and Tony Hooper (Eds), Using MIS (pp. 2-4). North Shore, New Zealand: Pearson.

Hooper, T. (2011). The New Zealand Food Safety Authority's trade portal. In David Kroenke and Tony Hooper (Eds), Using MIS (pp. 251-254). North Shore, New Zealand: Pearson.

Moses, B. & Hooper, T. (2011). Electronic filing of infringement records - a Ministry of Justice project. In David Kroenke and Tony Hooper (Eds), Using MIS (pp. 394-397). North Shore, New Zealand: Pearson.

Hooper, A. S. C., Park, S. J. & Gerondis, G. A. K. (2011). Promoting student participation and collaborative learning in a large INFO 101 class: student perceptions of PeerWise Web 2.0 technology. Proceedings of Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia International Conference (HERDSA 2011).

Lips, M., Rapson, A., Hooper, T. (2008). E-mail management knowledge and recordkeeping behaviours of New Zealand public servants. In Dan Remenyi (Ed.), Proceedings of 4th International Conference on e-Government (ICEG 2008),
(pp. 273-282). Reading, UK, Academic Publishing.

Hooper, T., Bunker, B., Rapson, A., Vos, M. (2007). Evaluating banking websites privacy statements - a New Zealand perspective on ensuring business confidence. In Felix B. Tan, James Thong, Lech J. Janczewski (Eds.), Proceedings of the 11th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS) (pp. 96-102). Auckland, School
of Business, University of Auckland. CD-ROM.

Hooper, A.S.C. "Government strategy and e-commerce adoption - an exploration of content analysis as a methodology for comparative policy investigation." Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Global Information Technology Management (GITM) World Conference, June 8-10, 2003, Calgary, Canada. (Greensboro, NC; GITMA, 2003), 257-260.

Hooper, A.S.C. "Electronic commerce technology adoption and South African SMEs - a global comparison." Proceedings of the Third Annual Global Information Technology Management (GITM) World Conference, June 23-25, 2002, New York, USA (Greensboro, NC; GITMA, 2002), 191-194.

Book Chapters and Journal Articles

Sewell, J., Hooper, T. (2007). Arresting knowledge in the Bay of Plenty police. In Val Hooper (Ed.), New Zealand Case Studies in Information Systems (pp. 41-46). Auckland, Pearson Education New Zealand.

Thomson, J., Hooper, T. (2007). Knowledge management, intelligence and peackeeping - a shotgun marriage or a 'menage a trois'. In Val Hooper (Ed.), New Zealand Case Studies in Information Systems (pp. 23-27). Auckland, Pearson Education New Zealand.

Hooper, T. (2007). Engaging student voice to monitor and improve a post-experience ICT management programe. International Journal of Pedagogies and Learning, 3(3), 47-57.

Hooper, Val and Tony. "Public libraries and community information services in South Africa: a brief summary of the issues." In Public libraries in Africa : a report and annotated bibliography. Compiled by Aissa Issak. (Oxford; International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications - INASP, 2000), 153-163.