Based in the School of Information Management and Systems, the EIRG brings together a range of research activities with the common objective of improving enterprise and interpersonal information flow and recorded memory.

Enterprise Information is defined broadly as communicative interactions between people acting individually or collaboratively in complex and dynamic information ecologies. It encompasses information-as-knowledge, information-as-evidence and information-as-infotainment.

• To improve enterprise and interpersonal information flow and recorded memory through the development of theory, models and tools for the analysis, design, development, use and management of information systems, products and services, particularly in e-business, e-government and virtual communities. 
• To improve how people create, manage, categorise, seek, obtain, evaluate, and use information. 
• To break down barriers to satisfy the information needs of people and to extend their use of information and information technologies.

• Community informatics 
• Decision support systems
• e-business and e-government
• Electronic recordkeeping and archiving
• Information and telecommunications needs
• Information systems development
• Information systems policy, strategic planning and management
• IT governance
• Knowledge management
• Metadata
• Mobile commerce
• Records continuum theory and modelling
• Virtual communities

The EIRG provides a collaborative environment for researchers from the SIMS Research Groups.

EIRG is also affiliated with the Knowledge Management Lab, a flexible, state-of-the-art facility for enterprise knowledge management research. 

Knowledge Management Lab

• Breast Cancer Knowledge Online
  
• Trust and Technology Linkage Project

• ACKMIDS 2005
     5-6 December
• ACKMIDS 2004
• ACKMIDS 2003
• ACKMIDS 2002