Rate My Professor Gaye Deegan

Dr. Gaye Deegan serves as Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering and Information Technology at Adelaide University. She is eligible to supervise Masters and PhD students, currently acting as co-supervisor for a Doctor of Philosophy candidate, Miss Surani Manique Warnakula, on the topic of digital forensic readiness for malicious insider threats: case studies in the financial services industry. Her research interests include strategic alignment, purposeful systems, and sports information systems. Previously, Dr. Deegan was Program Director in the School of Information Technology and Mathematical Sciences at the University of South Australia. She has also held the role of Director at the Adelaide Joint Cyber Security Centre, contributing to regional cybersecurity efforts. Additionally, she participated in the Review of Form 1 Vendor's Statement - Section 7 Land and Business (Sale and Conveyancing) Act 1994 (SA) for the South Australian Attorney General's Department from April 2021 to March 2022.

Dr. Deegan's publication record spans journals, conferences, and reports. Notable journal articles include 'Maximising the Pivot to Online Courts: Digital Transformation, Not Mere Digitisation' in the Journal of Judicial Administration (2021, co-authored with Olijnyk et al.); 'Achieving adoption and effective usage of Web 2.0 among employees within Australian government organizations' in the Journal of Systems and Information Technology (2016, with Husin and Evans); 'Social twins Enterprise 2.0 and Government 2.0' in the European Journal of ePractice (2012, with Husin and Evans); and 'Systems thinking about purpose' in the Australian Journal of Information Systems (2002). Key conference papers feature 'Information disclosure in mobile device: Examining the influence of information relevance and recipient' at the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2021, with Di Leom, Martini, and Boland); 'Forensic collection and analysis of thumbnails in Android' at IEEE TrustCom (2015, with Di Leom, D'Orazio, and Choo); 'Local Government Interventions for Facilitating SME IT Innovation' at PACIS (2015, with Fernando and Ratsch); and 'Global positioning systems in the AFL: worthwhile or waste of time?' at ACIS (2012, with Foreman and Wigley). She co-authored reports such as 'Final Report: An Online Residential Tenancy Bond System for SA' (University of South Australia, 2020) and 'Discussion paper: an online dispute resolution solution for residential tenancy bond disputes' (2020).