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Editorial EDNTORNAT This is my last editorial as editor of JANZAM. Not because I am leaving, but because JANZAM is mak- ing its long-awaited change to a new and very different look, name and mode of operation. Starting with Volume 12,thejournal will be known as the Journal of Management & Organization, subject of course to formal ratification by the ANZAM Executive. As the town crier might say, JANIZA]\4 is dead! journal Long live the of the Australian and New ZealandAcademy of Management! We are very pleased to have acquired the services of e-Content Management Pty. Ltd. as the professional publisher for journal. the ANZAM James Davidson is the Publishing Editor of e-Content Management, and has many years of experience with large publishing houses in Europe and Australasia. In short, e-Content Management is the ideal publisher to help journal us take our academy to the necessary next stage of its evolution. Our publisher has already provided an insight into the exciting new journal, look of the which will of course be vastly different from that of the last years. eleven You will see that new look in due course. The pub- lishing sub-commiuee of the ANZAM Executive are also working on revamping the editorial structure of journal. the new We will remain listed with the ProQuest search engine, and e-Content Management will be able to have our journal listed on the various citation indexes. These advances will help to advance the ranking of ourjour- nal in comparison with journals. other management Dedicated journal special editions of the will have their journal's own ISBN number as well as the ISSN number. This point reinforces the advantage to us all that e-Content Management publishes academic journals. books as well as high quality Finally, e-Content Management has the structure and support systems journal to be able to market our more vigorously around the world. Consequently, journal subscriptions to our will increase. This means that our articles will be accessed and cited more frequently in other research. All of these changes will be in line with the imperatives of the RQF and PBRF policies that are emerging from governments on either side of the Tasman. As such, I am journal confident that our academy will become the high-ranking publication we that have always wanted it to be. My go thanks to Peter Dowling, Alan Brown and the other members of the Executive who have helped to bring these changes about. Ken Parry JAIIZAM Editor http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management Cambridge University Press

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EDNTORNAT This is my last editorial as editor of JANZAM. Not because I am leaving, but because JANZAM is mak- ing its long-awaited change to a new and very different look, name and mode of operation. Starting with Volume 12,thejournal will be known as the Journal of Management & Organization, subject of course to formal ratification by the ANZAM Executive. As the town crier might say, JANIZA]\4 is dead! journal Long live the of the Australian and New ZealandAcademy of Management! We are very pleased to have acquired the services of e-Content Management Pty. Ltd. as the professional publisher for journal. the ANZAM James Davidson is the Publishing Editor of e-Content Management, and has many years of experience with large publishing houses in Europe and Australasia. In short, e-Content Management is the ideal publisher to help journal us take our academy to the necessary next stage of its evolution. Our publisher has already provided an insight into the exciting new journal, look of the which will of course be vastly different from that of the last years. eleven You will see that new look in due course. The pub- lishing sub-commiuee of the ANZAM Executive are also working on revamping the editorial structure of journal. the new We will remain listed with the ProQuest search engine, and e-Content Management will be able to have our journal listed on the various citation indexes. These advances will help to advance the ranking of ourjour- nal in comparison with journals. other management Dedicated journal special editions of the will have their journal's own ISBN number as well as the ISSN number. This point reinforces the advantage to us all that e-Content Management publishes academic journals. books as well as high quality Finally, e-Content Management has the structure and support systems journal to be able to market our more vigorously around the world. Consequently, journal subscriptions to our will increase. This means that our articles will be accessed and cited more frequently in other research. All of these changes will be in line with the imperatives of the RQF and PBRF policies that are emerging from governments on either side of the Tasman. As such, I am journal confident that our academy will become the high-ranking publication we that have always wanted it to be. My go thanks to Peter Dowling, Alan Brown and the other members of the Executive who have helped to bring these changes about. Ken Parry JAIIZAM Editor

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Published: Mar 1, 2005

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