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102. Integrating GIS technologies with the visual resource management inventory process /

Author

Jackson, Russell L., Horyza, Chris, United States. Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Land Management (archive.org), Jackson, Russell L., Horyza, Chris, and United States. Bureau of Land Management

Subjects
Cartography, Computer programs, Geographic information systems, Geography, Image processing, Information storage and retrieval systems, Landscape assessment, United States
Published
2001

108. Happy, healthy and here : a Foucauldian analysis of the regulation of employee health

Author

Jackson, Russell James, Critcher, Chas, and Doherty, Kathy

Subjects
658.38
Abstract

Academics have recently brought a Foucauldian analysis to bear on the field of employee health, but there is an absence of empirical research grounded in employee accounts. In this thesis, qualitative research methods and forms of Discourse Analysis are utilised from within a predominantly Foucauldian perspective, in order to explore the relations between the perceived shift toward an underlying neoliberalist political rationality and emerging forms of regulation. Neoliberalism is concerned to reform the conduct of individuals and institutions to make them more competitive and productive. Research proceeds through analysis of a key cultural technology, the 'Revitalising Health and Safety Strategy Statement', and two case studies, Consignia and a small web-design company, The Byte. Consignia adopts a disciplinary regulatory approach to employee health, The Byte, a decentred (non)regulatory approach. The state, through the Revitalising Health and Safety Strategy Statement, makes a subject position available for employees characterised by motivation, responsibility and productivity, that is 'happy, healthy and here'. An appeal is made to freedom: companies, groups and individuals are positioned as autonomous and responsible agents. Active participation in health and safety establishes local sites of self government that can be indirectly managed by the technologies of numericisation and performance. The concept of responsibility is used strategically as a powerful persuasive trope, designed to change - or maintain - certain behaviours. At both Consignia and The Byte employees continue to subjectively experience health problems that they understand to be caused by work. Under contemporary problematisations they are positioned as (ir)responsible for failing to take adequate measures to protect themselves. The employee, caught within competing problematisations, can struggle to achieve an 'authentic' self. Responsibility for employee health has been successfully implanted into companies and employees through modification of localised discursive conditions. Regulation becomes understood as the production of (de)responsibilisation.

Published
2003

113. Forming Today's Internal Audit Function: Audit leaders must make sure their teams have the right skills to serve their organizations effectively

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Auditors -- Recruiting, Internal auditing -- Standards, Job qualifications, Aircraft, Time, Organizations, Media executives, Managers, Struggle, Industry hiring, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Staffing an internal audit department capable of meeting the myriad and multiplying mandates imposed by a growing group of stakeholders is like solving a Rubik's Cube. The logistical difficulty of [...]

Published
2020

114. This year's honorees are driving change in their audit functions and setting an example for the profession: EMERGING LEADERS 2019

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Internal auditing, Accounting departments, Consultants (Persons), Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Each year's Emerging Leaders talk less about the profession pivoting to a trusted advisor role and more about actually performing that role-and how excited they are to expand internal audit's [...]

Published
2019

115. The Right Path; With help from internal auditors, organizations can reap the performance benefits of ethical decision-making

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
United States. Securities and Exchange Commission -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Intel Corp. -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Volkswagen AG -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Semiconductor industry -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Business ethics -- Reports, Automobile industry -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Auditors -- Ethical aspects -- Reports, Decision making -- Reports, Organizations -- Reports, Internal auditing -- Reports, Cryptocurrencies, Accounting departments, Accounting, Stock prices, Managers, Scandals, Internal control (Accounting), Semiconductor industry, Automobile Industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

There are vivid examples of the link between organizations' ethical behavior and their bottom lines. At press time, Kraft Heinz Co. announced restated earnings involving irregularities in its accounting procedures [...]

Published
2019

116. AUDITING THE SMART CITY: Increasingly sophisticated municipal technologies introduce a host of risks that must be addressed

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Center for Internet Security -- Safety and security measures -- Product introduction, Computer hackers, Internal auditing, Electric vehicles -- Product introduction, Cyberterrorism, Sensors -- Product introduction, Electric cars, Accounting departments, Technology, Hacker, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

As cities aggressively adopt 'smart' technology--especially in the very public-facing transportation and safety arenas--municipal auditors will increasingly find themselves facing a new version of a familiar risk: cybersecurity. The underpinning [...]

Published
2019

126. EMERGING LEADERS 2018: This year's standout practitioners exude talent, approach their work with passion, and are driven toward continuous improvement

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Auditors -- Appreciation -- Achievements and awards -- Services, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

For a diverse group, this year's Emerging Leaders are surprisingly unified on important aspects of their expanding influence in internal audit. For example, they're unanimously enthusiastic about supporting the profession, [...]

Published
2018

127. PULLING STRINGS: High-level hackers are using social engineering tactics to manipulate employees into giving up vital information

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Social engineering attacks -- Forecasts and trends, Computer hackers -- Forecasts and trends, Personal information -- Access control, Internal auditing -- Safety and security measures, Market trend/market analysis, Hacker, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Deception is fast and effective for a criminal trying to access a company's data and assets, because it's easier to trick people than to hack their hardware or break into [...]

Published
2018

128. Long-Term Psychological effects of Hormone Replacement Therapy in Transgender Individuals: A Scoping Review Protocol

Author

Jackson, Russell

Subjects
Long term Hormone Replacement Therapy, Health Psychology, Mental and Social Health, HRT, Other Mental and Social Health, transgender hormone replacement therapy, Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Transpersonal Psychology, Social and Behavioral Sciences, transgender, FOS: Psychology, transsexual, Developmental Psychology, Medicine and Health Sciences, Psychology, Psychiatric and Mental Health, trans
Abstract

To further understand the long-term effects of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) in transgender individuals, this scoping review aims to investigate the available literature on the long-term effects of HRT prescribed to transgender individuals to provide improved direction for future research and treatment.

Published
2023
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135. ON THE RISE 2017

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Auditors -- Evaluation, Certified public accountants -- Evaluation, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

The paradigm for young audit professionals is shifting rapidly. Continuing a trend established by each successive group of Emerging Leaders over the last few years, 2017's class started their careers [...]

Published
2017

136. Great tech exectations: as technology becomes more integrated with business processes, auditors must raise their IT skills

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Citigroup Inc. -- Accounting and auditing -- Training, Internal auditing, Financial services industry -- Accounting and auditing -- Training, Auditors -- Training, Financial services industry, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Internal auditors have always needed basic IT skills, a working knowledge of common audit tools, and a functional understanding of their organizations' data processes and infrastructure. What has changed in [...]

Published
2017

137. Public sector auditors can face intimidation, isolation, retaliation, suspension--even termination--just for doing their job

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Intimidation -- Political aspects -- Methods, Auditors -- Practice -- Political aspects -- Methods, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

In 2016, the Houston Independent School District's Board of Education suspended all of Chief Audit Executive (CAE) Richard Parton's duties for 'misconduct and other performance concerns'--according to the board's public [...]

Published
2017

138. Evolved Navigation Theory and Horizontal Visual Illusions

Author

Jackson, Russell E. and Willey, Chela R.

Abstract

Environmental perception is prerequisite to most vertebrate behavior and its modern investigation initiated the founding of experimental psychology. Navigation costs may affect environmental perception, such as overestimating distances while encumbered (Solomon, 1949). However, little is known about how this occurs in real-world navigation or how it may have evolved. We manipulated the most commonly navigated surfaces with a non-intuitive cost derived from evolved navigation theory. Observers in realistic settings unknowingly overestimated horizontal distances that contained a risk of falling and did so by the relative degree of falling risk. This manipulation produced previously unknown, large magnitude illusions in everyday vision in the environments most commonly navigated by humans. These results bear upon predictions from multiple fundamental theories of visual cognition.

Published
2011
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148. Business at risk: keynote speakers for this year's IIA International Conference identify emerging risks facing organizations

Author

Jackson, Russell A.

Subjects
Internal auditing -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Safety and security measures -- Technology application, Computer crimes -- Conferences, meetings and seminars -- Control -- Economic aspects, Technology application, Computer crime, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business
Abstract

Ask experts in business risk what makes them most nervous and many will name some aspect of a cybercrime or cybersecurity issue. That's relatively new; only in recent years has [...]

Published
2016

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