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Research Expertise E-Business

The following highlights our research expertise in this area:

Accounting And Finance:
Pension fund investment performance; pricing of financial derivatives; accounting for new financial instruments; non-linear dynamics in stock market returns; market based accounting research; corporate finance; audit regulation; critical accounting theory; corporate finance; audit regulation; critical accounting theory; costs of capital; environmental accounting; options and futures.

Advanced Information Systems Developments:
Web based systems development; constraint satisfaction; scheduling systems; application of artificial intelligence in resource and operations management; high performance databases; intelligent information retrieval systems; systems integration; natural language query systems; object oriented architectures and systems; distributed information; classification of information (text, video, sound, multimedia); information retrieval; digital libraries.

Business and Law:
International business development and strategy; industrial and economic development policies; technology management; cross border mergers, acquisitions and alliances; international market entry and development; customer led CRM strategies; database marketing; international marketing; theory and application of marketing strategy; marketing on the web; European and private international law; private law; law and computer technology; socio-legal studies; employment law.

Communications:
Mobile communication systems; broadband networks; network management, control and design; performance analysis of communication systems; application of programmable logic gate arrays; network management; radio technology; adaptive systems and control; voice data and video transmission in fixed and mobile networks; mobile computing technology; novel software systems for video and database compression; semantic compression techniques; audio and speech compression systems; telecommunications public policy; information technology and worker democracy; digital communications for high speed land transport; non-linear optimisation; real time signal processing (audio engineering, noise cancellation); signal processing for telecommunications

Computers In Education:
Activity based around the development of Clyde Virtual University; computer aided learning (CAL); development of undergraduate and postgraduate CAL packages for a variety of engineering; science and business disciplines.

Economics:
Macroeconomic modelling of the UK economy; global economic institutions; modelling exchange rates and exchange rate regimes; European economic integration; European economic policy Deregulation of legal services; economics of corporate strategy; Japanese economic system; studies on trade, industrialisation and policy regimes; technology evaluation, indigenous technological capacity and technology policy.

Industrial Relations:
Recruitment and selection practices; organisational training policies; industrial conflict; technology and work reorganisation; employee participation.

Management Science:
Computer supported group decision support for senior managers; multicriteria decision support; organisational strategy development; management of risk; project management; impact of information systems on organisations; development of information strategies; information flows; strategy and policy development; business information on the Internet; supply chain management (procurement policies; relationship management in the supply chain; global sourcing).

Network Automation Enhancement and Management:
Broadband multiservice networks; ATM; tools and techniques for network management; application of artificial intelligence and field programmable gate arrays.

Optical Transmission and Optoelectronic Technologies:
Optical fibre technology; optical architectures and protocols; optical switching; guided wave optical devices and systems; ATM processing; tuneable lasers.

Optoelectronics for Communications and Instrumentation:
Guided wave optical devices and systems for ATM processing; distributed fibre optic sensing for strain; temperature and corrosion tuneable lasers for communication or gas monitoring optical network architectures and protocols; optical fibre technology; optical switching systems.

Software Development and Engineering:
Algorithms and architectures (algebraic methods, novel algorithms, adaptive techniques); best practice in software engineering; use of languages such as Java; development of information systems including distributed systems; web developments; encryption and security; software development and process; software testing and quality considerations; empirical foundations of software engineering; tools utilisation; security considerations; high integrity systems development.

Personnel & Human Resource Management:
Business and human resource strategy; employee relations and involvement; employee training and development; labour market studies; motivation, leadership and organisational culture; ethics; organisational change in the manufacturing industry.

Virtual Communication Techniques:
Technology strategy development; re-engineering technology acquisition; portfolio planning process; real options techniques; software for technology management; development of telecommunications software, feature extraction and related ideas; design and development of telepresence systems; novel image compression technologies; image databases.

Departments and Specialist Centres:

These areas of research described represent the activities of a number of University Departments and Specialist Centres including:
Accounting and Finance
Civil Engineering
Computer and Information Sciences
Design Manufacture and Engineering Management
Economics

Electronic and Electrical Engineering
Fraser of Allander Institute
Human Resource Management
Law
Management Science
Marketing

Mechanical Engineering
Statistics and Modelling Science
Strathclyde Business School