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Douglas Bruce Armstrong

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affiliation: Southern Cross University, Lismore, NSW, Australia

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2013
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William Smart, Alex Hendry, Bruce Armstrong:
Influences on Attitudes to a Personal Carbon Trading System. ACIS 2013: 27

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2009
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Gerard Fogarty, Douglas Bruce Armstrong:
Modelling the interactions among factors that influence successful computerisation of small business. Australas. J. Inf. Syst. 15(2) (2009)
2007
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Bruce Armstrong, Gerard Fogarty, Don Dingsdag:
Scales Measuring Characteristics of Small Businesses Information Systems. ACIS 2007
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William Smart, Bruce Armstrong, Jerome K. Vanclay:
User Satisfaction: An Evaluation of a Carbon Credit Information System. ACIS 2007
2005
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Douglas Bruce Armstrong, Gerard Fogarty, Don Dingsdag, Julian Dimbleby:
Validation of a Computer User Satisfaction Questionnaire to Measure IS Success in Small Business. J. Res. Pract. Inf. Technol. 37(1) (2005)
2003
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Bruce Armstrong, Tim Comber, Don Dingsdag, Gerry Fogarty:
Internet and Computer Usage: Comparisons among Metropolitan Centres, Coastal Regional Centres and Inland Regional Centres. ACIS 2003
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Gerard Fogarty, Bruce Armstrong, Julian Dimbleby, Don Dingsdag:
Exploring User Satisfaction with Information Systems in a Regional Samll Business Context. ACIS 2003
2001
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Leone Woodcock, Bruce Armstrong:
Legal Awareness: Issues in Computing Ethics. ACIS 2001

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