The
purpose
of
Carpe
Diem
is
to
publish
exceptional
quality
refereed
articles
twice
yearly
in
numbered
issues.
The
journal
would
be
published
in
both
hard
and
electronic
format,
with
a long-term
view
to
electronic
publishing
only.
The
refereed
articles
submitted
for
publication
should
present
the
following:
-
Exceptional
standard
assignment
output
-
Original
research
-
A
judicious
review
of
current
theory,
methods,
policies,
publications
or
practices
in
the
disciplines
of
Business
and
Informatics
as
mentioned
below.
All
contributions
are
most
welcome
but
the
Editor
reserves
the
right
to
determine
whether
a submission
is
published
or
not
published.
AIMS
TARGET
MARKET
The
Aims
of
Carpe
Diem
are
as
follows:
To
communicate
original
refereed
contributions
on
all
facets
of
Business
and
Informatics
to
the
Australian
academic
environment
and
to
the
Australian
and
global
financial
and
business
environments.
This
would
also
more
importantly include
the
international
community.
The
following
Discipline
Areas
included:
-
Accounting
-
Financial
Services
-
Human
Resource Management
-
Marketing
-
Economics
-
Management
-
Small
Business Management
-
International
Business
-
Law
-
Professional
Ethics
-
Corporate
Governance and
Leadership
-
Business
Research Methods
(Quantitative & Qualitative)
-
Critical
Thinking
-
System
Development Methodologies
-
Information
Management
-
Intelligence
Systems
-
Programming
Language
-
-
Databases
-
Business
Intelligence
-
E-commerce
-
Security
-
Web
Technologies
-
Data
Communications
Should
you have any queries as
to whether your discipline
area would be recognized
by Carpe Diem, please
contact
the Editor.
To
distribute
contributions
from
undergraduate
and
post-graduate
students,
being
of
exceptionally
high
quality and originality.
To
provide
a
forum
to
exchange
new
ideas,
innovations,
news
and
opinions
in
the
form
of
regular
columns.
To
provide
standards
for
students
such
as
the
communication
and
presentation
of
assessable
work.
To
encourage
excellence
in
writing
and
presentation
of
written
reports
and
assignments.
To
promote an
interest
in
research
at
an
undergraduate
level.
To
create
an
interest
in
academic
writing.
To
provide
recognition
for
academic
achievements
and
excellence.
The
Carpe
Diem
Target
Market
The
primary
target
market
is
that
of
students
both
undergraduate
and
postgraduate
that
are
enrolled
for
courses
that
cover
aspects
of
Business
and
Informatics
in
the
areas
previously
indicated.
This
market
extends
not
only
to
the
ACU
National,
local
and
international
students
but
to
students
enrolled
at
universities
in
Australian
and
in
universities
internationally.
