Reimagining Infrastructure Megaproject Delivery: An Australia—New Zealand Perspective

Information Infrastructure: An Actor-Network Perspective

Recent work on information systems has discussed the nature and the complexity of the Information Infrastructures (II) concept. This research has mainly focused on two aspects: studying the process that both shapes and stabilizes information infrastructures, and studying the role played by information infrastructure in leveraging business performance. Using the ideas proposed by the Actor Netwo...

A Guide for Megaproject Researchers

Free Market Reform in New Zealand: An Australian Perspective

The defeat of the Shipley National government in 1999 marked the end of a fifteen-year experiment in which New Zealand governments undertook some of the most radical free-market reforms ever attempted in a developed economy. Although some reforms produced the desired outcome, it is now clear that the reforms as a whole did not produce the results hoped for by their advocates. New Zealand's econ...

Multimodal Infrastructure Investment Decision Making: An Institutional and Funding Perspective

Feature modeling: An extended perspective to design IT infrastructure

Feature modeling is a widely used method in systems engineering. Feature models help to communicate the requirements and architecture of IT systems. Applying feature models to IT infrastructure is a rare explored field in system development. We advocate using feature modeling for designing IT infrastructure to give an additional perspective on systems architecture and implement functions and pr...