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Dr Micheal Axelsen
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Micheal Axelsen

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Overview

Background

Micheal holds the position of Senior Lecturer (Business Information Systems) in the UQ Business School, University of Queensland (UQ), and acts in the role of Deputy Director Teaching & Learning (Commerce Suite of Programs) for the UQ Business School.

Micheal is an experienced IS professional and accountant (FCPA of CPA Australia) with fifteen years’ experience in the area of IS consulting. This experience and career includes the evaluation of IS projects, IS audit and IT management and governance. Micheal’s published research is in the areas of the use of intelligent decision aids, Information Systems (IS) audit, and Information Technology (IT) governance. Prior to receiving his PhD, Micheal chaired the IT & Management Centre of Excellence for CPA Australia. Professionally, Micheal is a Fellow of CPA Australia and a member of the Australian Computer Society, ISACA, the Association for Information Systems, and the Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand.

Micheal has more than 15 years industry experience as a Director in an IS consulting practice with public, private, and community sector organizations as clients. He has significant experience in facilitating development programs, and currently teaches into the UQ Master of Business Administration program, the Master of Business, the Master of Business Analytics, and the Master of Commerce program at UQ. Micheal’s professional experience as an accountant, as a Director in the area of IS Consulting, and IS research expertise provides a strong foundation for delivering engaging educational programs and business-relevant research at the UQ Business School.

Availability

Dr Micheal Axelsen is:
Available for supervision
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Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Commerce, The University of Queensland
  • Bachelor (Honours) of Commerce, The University of Queensland
  • Masters (Coursework), The University of Queensland
  • Doctor of Philosophy, The University of Queensland
  • Fellow, CPA Australia, CPA Australia
  • Member, ISACA, ISACA

Research interests

  • Information Systems Audit and IT Governance

    This area of research considering role of information systems audit, its practice, and its relationship with auditing and accounting standards. This research interest also considers the governance and security (including cybersecurity) of information and data held by the business.

  • Intelligent Decision Aids and the Theory of Technology Dominance

    This area of research examines the impact of the continued use of 'intelligent' computer systems on professional judgment and knowledge. The concern here is to know whether having data stored using external memory aids affects the user's understanding and judgment of that domain.

  • Information Systems Pedagogy

    This area of research seeks to better understand business information systems pedagogy - that is, the teaching of information systems to business students.

Works

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25 works between 2000 and 2024

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2012

Conference Publication

Continued use of intelligent decision aids and auditor knowledge: Qualitative evidence

Axelsen, Michael (2012). Continued use of intelligent decision aids and auditor knowledge: Qualitative evidence. 18th Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS 2012), Seattle, WA, United States, 9 - 11 August 2012. Toronto, Canada: AIS Electronic Library.

Continued use of intelligent decision aids and auditor knowledge: Qualitative evidence

2011

Conference Publication

Examining the role of IS audit in the public sector

Axelsen, Michael, Coram, Paul, Green, Peter and Ridley, Gail (2011). Examining the role of IS audit in the public sector. Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems, Brisbane, Australia, 7-11 July 2011. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland University of Technology.

Examining the role of IS audit in the public sector

2011

Conference Publication

The effects of continued use of intelligent decision aids upon auditor knowledge: A research proposal

Axelsen, Michael (2011). The effects of continued use of intelligent decision aids upon auditor knowledge: A research proposal. 15th Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS 2011), Brisbane, Australia, 7-11 July 2011. AIS Electronic Library (AISeL): Queensland University of Technology.

The effects of continued use of intelligent decision aids upon auditor knowledge: A research proposal

2001

Conference Publication

A model for and the effects of information request ambiguity on end-user query performance

Axelsen, M., Borthick, A. F. and Bowen, P.L. (2001). A model for and the effects of information request ambiguity on end-user query performance. ICIS 2001, New Orleans, Louisiana, 16-19 December 2001. Georgia: Association for Information Systems.

A model for and the effects of information request ambiguity on end-user query performance

2000

Other Outputs

Information request ambiguity and end user query performance : theory and empirical evidence

Axelsen, Micheal (2000). Information request ambiguity and end user query performance : theory and empirical evidence. Master's Thesis, School of Business, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/218760

Information request ambiguity and end user query performance : theory and empirical evidence

Supervision

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Supervision history

Completed supervision

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Enquiries

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  • Artificial Intelligence and Development of Knowledge
  • Corporate Governance of Cyber Security
  • Nature of Digitally Intense Businesses
  • Role of Information Systems in Controlling Businesses

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