INDEXPurpose of projectObjectives of Project Scope of Project Stages of Project Sponsors of Project stages Letters of Support for ITOL Grant 1997 This index will be continually updated as the project moves through its different stages. PURPOSEThe purpose of the ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATION INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (EAIM) system is to provide an electronic information management system for any organisation that is involved with committees, members and/or organising functions. It is intended to enable small and medium size organisations as well as large organisations to operate far more effectively using Electronic Information Technologies (EIT). The project is perceived as an opportunity for the project participants to accrue intellectual property royalties from participating in the specification, development, marketing, implementation, support and continued enhancement of the product.
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a | Electronic Committee Information Management | (ECIM) |
b | Electronic Event Information Management | (EEIM) |
c | Electronic Member Information Management | (EMIM) |
Electronic Committee Information Management (ECIM) is based on research with the OHA Rugby Football Club (OHRFC), South Sydney Council, South Sydney Chamber of Commerce (SSCC), the Australian Water and Wastewater Association (AWWA) and the British Standards Institution (BSI)
These research projects evaluated the issues of information distribution and response to the items on the agendas. ECIM addresses several functions for committee management including:
ECIM provides a simple way for committees, both formal and informal, to be established with clearly defined scope and objectives.
Electronic Event Information Management (EEIM) is based on research projects with Hampton School, the Open Interchange Consortium (OIC) and the UK Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE)
These research projects evaluated the issues of resource management, marketing and effective event management. The modules of EEIM include:
Electronic Member Information Management (EMIM) is based on research joint venture projects with a number of organisations including the British Standards Institute (BSI), The UK Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) and the Open Interchange Consortium (OIC).
These research projects evaluated the issues of changing membership information, member participation and contribution, membership participation/contribution and member voting eligibility. The modules of EMIM include:
There were sponsors for different stages of the project:
The following OIC member organisations were involved in the specification of EAIM:
MEMBER | MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE |
Advansys | Greg Bell/Jeremy BELL |
Bruce Askew & Associates | Bruce ASKEW |
AIDC | David KOHN/Graham MILLS |
Commonwealth Bank Aus | Stephan SMYDZUK |
Decision Support Centres Aus | John MILFORD/Ron EXTON |
Govt Purchasing Index | Simon TILLEY |
Halisa-NSW Partnership | Stephen GOULD |
Hypercom | Robert WHITER |
Kimberly-Clark | Mario CARNIATO |
Media Technology | Damien CARR |
MN & Associates | Mark NELSON |
Optus Communications | James WILSON |
Quintiles Australia | Les GILLINGS |
SDG & Associates | Stevan GILLMORE |
The following OIC member organisations sponsored the funding for the development of the project prototype:
MEMBER | MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE |
Ourworld Global Network | Tom KOLTAI |
AIDC | David KOHN |
Commonwealth Bank | Stephan SMYDZUK |
Quintiles | Les GILLINGS |
Halisa International | Stephen GOULD |
Professional Management Services | Jim LEE |
The following OIC members were involved in the prototype development:
MEMBER | MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE |
Halisa-NSW Partnership | Guy BLOMBERG |
Ourworld Global Network | Tom KOLTAI |
AA & Associates | Ashod APAKIAN |
Q4 | David QUINN |
The following OIC members participated in the marketing of the EAIM prototype:
MEMBER | MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE |
Ourworld Global Network | Rob BRIDGER |
Indigo School of Graphics | Ken BROMFIELD |
Xpedite | Ross TAYLOR |
Professional Telemarketing Services | John BELCHAMBER |
SDG & Associates | Stevan GILLMORE |
the word group | Helen RYAN |
The following OIC members participated in the OIC Website development.
MEMBER | MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE |
BKD Pty Ltd | Ken BROMFIELD |
Collins Information Systems | Patricia COLLINS |
Halisa International | Stephen GOULD |
There were a number of letters of support for an ITOL grant
for the development of EAIM including
1 The Taxation Istitute of Australia
2 Qunitiles - an OIC member for 3 years
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