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ORCIDHICSS 1997: Maui, Hawaii, USA
- 30th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-30), 7-10 January 1997, Maui, Hawaii, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-7734-1
Volume 1
Object-Oriented Methods for Distributed Applications
- Innes Jelly, Peter R. Croll, Ian Gorton, Guido Wirtz
:
Engineering Distributed Object Systems: A Case of Déjà Vu? 2-3 - Douglas I. Donaldson, Jeff Magee:
Distributed System Design using CORBA Components. 4-13 - Arne-Jørgen Berre, Jan Øyvind Aagedal, António Rito Silva:
SIMOD - An ODP-extended Role-Modeling Methodology for Distributed. 14-23 - Grégory Duval, Thierry Cattel:
From Architecture Down to Implementation of Safe Process Control Applications. 24-33 - Robert A. Whiteside, Carmen M. Pancerella, Paul A. Klevgard:
A CORBA-Based Manufacturing Environment. 34-43 - Mark Roantree, John Keane:
A Three-Layer Model for Schema Management in Federated. 44-53 - Robert C. Armstrong:
POET (Parallel Object-oriented Environment and Toolkit) and Frameworks for Scientific Distributed Computing. 54-63 - Lars Büttner, Ute Haack, Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat, Thomas Stickdor:
Dual, Mobile and Reactive Objects - Operating System Support for. 64-72 - Dianne M. Marsh, Linda M. Ott:
Distributed Processing: Requirements for an Object-Oriented Approach. 73-
Distributed Objects Platforms
- Henrique João L. Domingos, José Legatheaux Martins, Jorge Paulo F. Simão:
A Flexible Object-Group-Oriented Framework to support Large Scale Collaborative Applications. 82-91 - M. Khayrat Durmosch, Klaus-Dietric Engel:
The Tangram DPE - A Distributed Processing Environment. 92-99 - Rod Fatoohi:
Performance Evaluation of Communication Software Systems for Distributed Computing. 100-109 - Jian Liang, Simone Sédillot, Bruno Traverson:
OMG Object Transaction Service based on an X/Open and ISO OSI TP Kernel. 110-119 - Priya Narasimhan, Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith:
Consistency of Partitionable Object Groups in a CORBA Framework. 120-129 - Markus Pizka, Claudia Eckert:
A Language-Based Approach to Construct Structured and Efficient. 130-139 - Sakari Rahkila, Susanne Stenberg:
Experiences on Integration of Network Management and a Distributed Computing Platform. 140-149 - Daniel Scherer, Tobias Murer, Andy Würtz:
Designing the Distributed Architecture DIPS for Cooperative Software Engineering. 150-158 - Mahmoud Zakaria, Sakari Rahkila, Bruno Traverson, Susanne Stenberg:
Protocol Comparison of Distributed Object Platforms. 159-
Parallel and Distributed Algorithms
- Michael A. Langston, Stephan Olariu, James L. Schwing:
Parallel and Distributed Algorithms. 171 - Elias Dahlhaus:
Improved Efficient Parallel Algorithms to Recognize Interval Graphs and Interval Hypergraphs. 172-181 - Jieliang Zhou, Patrick W. Dymond, Xiaotie Deng:
Graph Algorithms with Small Communication Costs. 182-190 - Christian Laforest, Arthur L. Liestman, Thomas C. Shermer, Dominique Sotteau:
Edge Disjoint Graph Spanners of Complete Graphs and Complete Digraphs. 191-199 - Klaus Brockmann, Rolf Wanka:
Efficient Oblivious Parallel Sorting on the MasPar MP-1. 200-208 - Clay P. Breshears:
From Shared to Distributed Memory: Converting Non-Numeric Parallel Algorithms to Message Passing Interface (MPI). 209-210 - Teofilo F. Gonzalez:
MultiMessage Multicasting: Complexity and Approximations. 211-220 - Thomas Erlebach, Klaus Jansen:
Call Scheduling in Trees, Rings and Meshes. 221-
Multi-Threaded Systems: Issues, Solutions and Future
- Krishna M. Kavi, Ali R. Hurson:
Multi-Threaded Systems: Issues, Solutions and Future. 224-226 - Daniel Ortiz Arroyo, Ben Lee, Suk-Han Yoon, Kee-Wook Rim:
A Preliminary Performance Study of Architectural Support for Multithreading. 227-233 - Shigeru Kusakabe, Taku Nagai, Kentaro Inenaga, Makoto Amamiya:
Reducing Overhead in Implementing Fine-grain Parallel Data-structures of a Data onOff-the-shelf Distributed-memory Parallel Computers. 234-243 - J. Morris, R. R. Gregg, David Herbert, J. McCoull:
Reducing Overheads in Distributed Shared Memory Systems. 244-252 - Bryan Cantrill, Thomas W. Doeppner Jr.:
ThreadMon: A Tool for Monitoring Multithreaded Program Performance. 253-265 - Roberto Giorgi, Cosimo Antonio Prete, Gianpaolo Prina, Luigi M. Ricciardi:
A Workload Generation Environment for Trace-Driven Simulation of Shared-Bus Multiprocessors. 266-275 - Veljko M. Milutinovic, Dragana Milutinovic, Vidojko Ciric, Dusan Starcevic, Bozidar Radenkovic, Miodrag Ivkovic:
Some Solutions for Critical Problems in the Theory and Practice of Distributed Shared Memory: Ideas and Implications. 276-281 - John G. Holm, Steven Parkes, Prithviraj Banerjee:
Performance Evaluation of a C++ Library Based Multithreaded System. 282-291 - David Cronk, Matthew Haines, Piyush Mehrotra:
Thread Migration in the Presence of Pointers. 292-
Coordination Models and Languages
- Farhad Arbab:
The Influence of Coordination on Program Structure. 300-309 - Nicholas Carriero, David Gelernter, Susanne Hupfer:
Collaborative Applications Experience with the Bauhaus Coordination. 310-319 - Michel R. V. Chaudron, Arno C. N. van Duin:
A Method for the Design of Parallel Algorithms A Case Study: Solving Triangular Systems. 320-329 - Alessandro Fabbri, Lorenzo Donatiello:
Coordination Languages for Parallel Discrete Event Simulation. 330-339 - Matthew Fuchs:
Using Scoping Rules as a Distributed Coordination Language. 340-348 - Tom Holvoet, Thilo Kielmann:
Behaviour Specification of Active Objects in Open Generative Communication Environments. 349-358 - Jean-Marie Jacquet, Koenraad De Bosschere:
On Relating Blackboards in the µLog Coordination Model. 359-368 - Hugh McEvoy:
Context sensitivity and synchronisation as taxonomics for parallel languages. 369-378 - Antony I. T. Rowstron, Alan Wood:
Bonita: A set of tuple space primitives for distributed coordination. 379-388 - Kari Alho, Casper Lassenius, Reijo Sulonen:
A Uniform Model for Coordinating Software Development Activities Kari Alho, Casper Lassenius and Reijo Sulonen. 389-390 - Robert Tolksdorf:
Coordinative Applications, Structured Coordination, and Meta Coordination. 391-
Software Engineering for Distrinuted Systems
- Paddy Nixon, Vinny Cahill, Fethi A. Rabhi:
Software Engineering for Distrinuted Systems. 394 - K. Mani Chandy, Adam Rifkin:
Systematic Composition of Objects in Distributed Internet Applications: Processes and Sessions. 395-404 - Andry Rakotonirainy, Andrew Berry, Stephen Crawley, Zoran Milosevic:
Describing Open Distributed Systems: A Foundation. 405-414 - Hubertus Franke, Janos Sztipanovits, Gabor Karsai:
Model-Integrated Programming. 415-422 - Richard B. Kilgore, Craig M. Chase:
Re-execution of Distributed Programs to Detect Bugs Hidden by Racing. 423-442 - Nicola Mazzocca, Stefano Russo, Valeria Vittorini:
Integrating Trace Logic and Petri Nets Specifications. 443-451 - Thomas Kunz, David J. Taylor, James P. Black:
Poet: Target-System-Independent Visualizations of Complex Distributed Executions. 452-461 - Manish Parashar, Salim Hariri:
Interpretive Performance Prediction for High Performance Application Development. 462-471 - Akira Takura:
Automated Generation of Communications Software from Service Specifications Described by State Transition Rules. 472-480 - Yi Deng, Shengkai Lu, Michael Evangelist:
A Formal Approach for Architectural Modeling and Prototyping of Distributed Real-Time Systems. 481-490 - Peter Luksch:
Software Engineering Methods for Designing Parallel and Distributed Applications from Sequential Programs in Scientific Computing. 491-500 - Peter Pepper:
Deriving Parallel Numerical Algorithms using Data Distribution Algebras: Wang's Algorithm. 501-
Distributed Persistent Architectures
- John Rosenberg, Alan Dearle, Richard Connor:
Distributed Persistent Architectures. 512 - Susan Spence, Malcolm P. Atkinson:
A Scalable Model of Distribution Promoting Autonomy of and Cooperation between PJava Object Stores. 513-522 - Stephen M. Blackburn, Robin B. Stanton, Stephan J. G. Scheuerl:
Recovery and Page Coherency for a Scalable Multicomputer Object Store. 523-532 - Oliver E. Theel, Michel Raynal:
Static and Dynamic Adaptation of Transactional Consistency. 533-542 - Michael Hollins, John Rosenberg, Michael Hitchens:
Subtyping and Protection in Persistent Programming Languages. 543-
Partitioning and Scheduling
- Ishfaq Ahmad, Sekhar Darbha:
Partitioning and Scheduling. 554-555 - Albert Y. Zomaya, Matthew Clements, Stephan Olariu:
Randomized Reinforcement Based Scheduling In Parallel Processor Systems. 556-565 - Mitchell A. Thornton, David L. Andrews:
Graph Analysis and Transformation Techniques for Runtime Minimization in Multi-Threaded Architectures. 566-575 - Dmitry Arapov, Alexey Ya. Kalinov, Alexey L. Lastovetsky:
Resource Management in the mpC Programming Environment. 576-585 - Claude G. Diderich, Marc Gengler:
The Alignment Problem in a Linear Algebra Framework. 586-595 - Bernd Freisleben, Dieter Hartmann, Thilo Kielmann:
Parallel Raytracing: A Case Study on Partitioning and Scheduling on Workstation Clusters. 596-605 - Neelakantan Sundaresan:
Exploiting Delayed Synchronization Arrivals in Light-Weight Data Parallelism. 606-615 - Axel W. Krings, M. H. Azadmanesh:
Resource Reclaiming in Hard Real-Time Systems with Static and Dynamic Workloads. 616-625 - Chang-Mo Yang, Hyeongseok Joo, Weon-Hee Yoo:
Separation Set Partitioning: Algorithm to Partition Nonstrict Programs into Sequential Threads. 626-627 - Aly E. El-Abd, Mohamed I. El-Bendary:
A Neural Network Approach for Dynamic Load Balancing In Homogeneous Distributed Systems. 628-629 - Hubertus Franke, Pratap Pattnaik, Larry Rudolph:
Gang Scheduling for the IBM SP-2 Workstation Cluster. 630-631 - Sekhar Darbha:
A Lowerbound on the Schedule Time for Scheduling Tasks on. 632-
Distributed Virtual Reality Environments
- Günter Haring, Gabriele Kotsis:
Distributed Virtual Reality Environments. 635 - Regina Borges de Araujo, Claudio Kirner:
The Dimensioning of a Distributed VR System. 636-637 - Dieter Schmalstieg, Gernot Schaufler:
Incremental Encoding of Polygonal Models. 638-645 - Kai-Mikael Jää-Aro, Dave Snowdon:
Retaining Body Language in Subjective Virtual Environments Using Artifact-Centred Coordinate Systems. 646-652 - Rodger Lea, Yasuaki Honda, Kouichi Matsuda, Olof Hagsand, Mårten Stenius:
Issues in the design of a scalable shared virtual environment for the Internet. 653-662 - Wolfgang Broll:
Requirements for Distributed Virtual Environments on the Internet. 663-
Distributed Multimedia Collaboration over the Web
- Jitendra Kothari, Ed Grossman, Sharad Mehrotra:
Neighborhoods: A Framework For Enabling Web Based Synchronous Collaboration And Hierarchical Navigation. 666-675 - Karlie Hutchens, Michael Oudshoorn, Kevin Maciuna:
Web-Based Software Engineering Process Management. 676-685 - Antonio Carlos dos Santos, Simone Vasconcelos Ribeiro:
Adapting a Decision Making Synchronous/Asynchronous Environment to a Distributed Hypermedia Concurrent Engineering System. 686-694 - Hao-Hua Chu, Klara Nahrstedt:
Dynamic Multi-Path Communication for Video Traffic. 695-
Computer Architecture Task Forces
- Thomas M. Conte, Andrew Wolfe:
Combining General-Purpose and Multimedia in One Package: Challenges and Opportunities. 708-712 - Carl Ebeling:
Whither Configurable Computing? 713 - Krishna V. Palem:
End-to-end Solutions for Reconfigurable Systems: The Programming Gap and Challenges. 714-716 - André DeHon:
Directions in General-Purpose Computing Architectures. 717-718 - Brad L. Hutchings:
ASICs, Processors, and Configurable Computing. 719 - Henk A. E. Spaanenburg:
Performance Metrics For Configurable Computing. 720-721 - Garth A. Gibson:
Task Force on Network Storage Architecture: Abstracting the storage interface. 722-723 - John Wilkes:
Task Force on Network Storage Architecture: Management of future storage. 724 - Dave Anderson:
Task Force on Network Storage Architecture: Network attached storage is inevitable. 725 - Rodney Van Meter, Steve Hotz, Gregory G. Finn:
Task Force on Network Storage Architecture: Internet-attached storage devices. 726-
Volume 2
A Vision for a New Disciplhine
- Jay F. Nunamaker Jr., Judee K. Burgoon, Kenneth R. Walsh, Melissa Sue Glynn:
A Vision for a New Discipline. 3-11 - Blaise Cronin, Rob Kling, Howard Rosenbaum:
Charting A New Course: Developing and Implementing a Curriculum for a Master's of Information Science Degree. 12-22 - Raymond F. von Dan:
Organization for Information Education: Contrasts in Curriculum Structure and Administrative Locus of Control. 23-28 - Ray R. Larson:
The U.C. Berkeley School of Information Management and Systems. 29-33 - Michael Burgeon:
The Educated Person In The Next Millennium. 34-
Group Support Systems
- Jerry Fjermestad, Starr Roxanne Hiltz:
Experimental Studies of Group Decision Support Systems: An Assessment of Variables Studied and Methodology. 45-65 - Ajaz Rana, Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz:
Task and Technology Interaction (TTI): A Theory of Technological Support for Group Tasks. 66-75 - Raquel Benbunan-Fich:
An Interaction Meta-Model for Groupware Theory and Research. 76-83 - Alan R. Dennis, Kelly McNamara Hilmer, Nolan J. Taylor, Anthony Polito:
Information Exchange and Use in GSS and Verbal Group Decision Making. 84-93 - Robert O. Briggs, Bruce A. Reinig, Morgan M. Shepherd:
Quality as a Function of Quantity in Electronic Brainstorming. 94-103 - Wei Huang, Kwok Kee Wei, Bernard C. Y. Tan, K. S. Raman:
Why Does a GSS Fail to Enhance Group Consensus and Satisfaction? An Investigation from An Influence Process Perspective. 104-113 - Gigi G. Kelly, Robert P. Bostrom:
A Facilitator's General Model for Managing Socio-Emotional Issues in Group Support Systems Meeting Environments. 114-123 - Shaila M. Miranda, Robert P. Bostrom:
Meeting Facilitation: Process versus Content Interventions. 124-133 - Alain Pinsonneault, Nelson Heppel:
Anonymity In Group Support Systems Research: New Conceptualization And Measure. 134-
Groupware Development
- Mike Morrison:
Design and Implementation of Rapport: A Configurable Distributed Group Support System. 148-156 - Ian Gorton, Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz, Kenny Ragoonaden, Charles Chung, Shijian Lu, Guneet Randhawa:
Groupware Support Tools for Collaborative Software Engineering. 157-166 - Alan R. Dennis, Sridar K. Pootheri, Vijaya L. Natarajan:
TCBWorks: A First Generation Web-Groupware System. 167-
The Dynamics of Business Engineering
- Roeland van der Spek, Henk G. Sol:
Multimodelling, A Group Approach to modelling interaction within Interorganizational Systems. 179-188 - John Krogstie, Steinar Carlsen:
An Integrated Modelling Approach for Process Support. 189-198 - Hyoungmee Hahn, Jungpil Hahn, Jinwoo Kim:
A Cognitive Engineering Study on the Development of an Object-Oriented Process Modeling Formalism. 199-209 - Kenneth R. Walsh, Gert-Jan de Vreede:
Generating Insight for Reengineering. 210-219 - Vali Lalioti:
Animation for Validation of Business System Specifications. 220-229 - Steinar Carlsen, John Krogstie, Odd Ivar Lindland:
Evaluating Flexible Workflow Systems. 230-239 - Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger, Hardy Hanappi:
Learning by Trying Simulating Strategic Behavior in Group Decision Making. 240-
Orgaization Memory
- J. Martin Corbett:
Towards a Sociological Model of Organisational Memory. 252-261 - Frada Burstein, Henry Linger, Arkady B. Zaslavsky, Nick Crofts:
Towards an Information Systems Framework for Dynamic Organisational Memory. 262-270 - Mark Weiser:
Organizational Memory: Reducing Source-Sink Distance. 271-280 - David T. Croasdell, David B. Paradice, James F. Courtney:
Using Adaptive Hypermedia to Support Organizational Memory and Learning. 281-289 - Ilkka Tervonen, Pentti Kerola, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen:
An Organizational Memory for Quality-Based Software Design and Inspection: A Collaborative Multiview Approach with Hyperlinking Capabilities. 290-299 - Joline Morrison:
Organizational Memory Information Systems: Characteristics and Development Strategies. 300-309 - Per-Arne Persson:
Creating the Organization's Bootstrap: the Organizational Memory Function in a Military Organization. 310-319 - Balasubramaniam Ramesh:
Towards A Meta-Model for Representing Organizational Memory. 320-329 - Jefliey J. Johnson, John E. Anderson:
Justifying the Information Technology Investment for Organizational Memory. 330-337 - John R. Landry:
If An Organization Has A Memory Will It Need A Therapist? 338-
User Experiences
- David Coleman:
Collaborating on the Internet and Intranets. 350-358 - Alan Weatherall:
GroupSystems Electronic Meetings across and across the World. 359-365 - Nicholas C. Romano Jr., Jay F. Nunamaker Jr., Robert O. Briggs:
User Driven Design of a Web-Based Group Support System. 366-375 - Gert-Jan de Vreede:
Support for Collaborative Design: Animated Electronic Meetings. 376-385 - Douglas L. Dean, James D. Lee, Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.:
Group Tools and Methods to Support Data Model Development, Standardization, and Review. 386-395 - Kenneth R. Walsh, Philip D. Anglin, Gwen M. Beranek, Robert E. Wrenn:
Using Vertical Integration to Improve A Case Study. 396-404 - Michiel van Genuchten, Wieger Cornelissen, Cor van Dijk:
Supporting Inspections With an Electronic Meeting System. 405-411 - Suzanne Iacono, Suzanne P. Weisband:
Developing Trust in Virtual Teams. 412-420 - Richard E. Potter:
Brainstiming with a GSS: Exploring Over Time the Effects of Causal Thinking on Idea Generation and Synergy. 421-429 - Robert M. Davison, Robert O. Briggs:
GSS For Presentation-Style Meetings. 430-439 - Gail Corbitt, Lauren K. Wright:
Enhancing Business Process Redesign: Using Tools. 440-446 - Denise Gober Shortt:
A Case Study: Using Groupware to Build the Air Force Information Resource Management (IRM) Strategic Plan. 447-456 - Carolyn L. Cukierman:
Creating Something from Nothing: A Scientific Approach to Developing Group Support Technology Meeting Structure. 457-463 - A. Noel Jones, D. Elizabeth Miller:
Using Technology for Stakeholder Consultation The World Bank's Use of GroupSystems V in Developing Countries. 464-468 - Roberto J. Mejias, Douglas R. Vogel, Morgan M. Shepherd:
GSS Meeting Productivity and Participation Equity: A U.S. & Mexico Cross-Cultural Field Study. 469-478 - Zlatko Lagumdzija, Mark Adkins, Doug Vogel:
Rebuilding Sarajevo Using Partnerships. 479-485 - Maureen P. Lynch, William Kenneth Wood:
Using Electronic Meeting Systems for Subject and Course Evaluation. 486-492 - Jukka Korpela, Markku Tuominen:
Group Decision Support for Analysing Logistics Development Projects. 493-
Negotiation Support Systems
- Walter W. C. Chung, Jimmy J. F. Pak:
Implementing Negotiation Support System: Theory and Practice. 505-513 - Tung X. Bui, Pai-Chun Ma, Claude Stricker:
Supporting Argumentation in Software Development. 514-523 - François Bodart, Tung Bui, Pierre Melard, Jean-Francois Vanreusel:
ARBAS'96: A System for Argumentation Support and Organizational Memory. 524-532 - Alira Ishikawa:
NSS For Intercultural Negotiations. 533-534 - Melvin F. Shakun:
Negotiation Support Systems for Intercultural Negotiation. 535-
Distributed Group Support Systems
- Simon M. Kaplan, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Tim Mansfield, William J. Tolone:
MUDdling Through. 539-548 - Markus Sohlenkamp, Ludwin Fuchs, Andreas Genau:
Awareness and Cooperative Work: The POLITeam Approach. 549-558 - Michael Weber, Gerhard Partsch, Astrid Scheller-Huoy, Jean Schweitzer, Gerhard Schneider:
Flexible Real-time Meeting Support for Workflow Management Systems. 559-567 - Rosalie J. Ocker, Jerry Fjermestad, Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Murray Turoff:
An Exploratory Comparison of Four Modes of Communication for Determining Requirements: Results on Creativity, Quality and Satisfaction. 568-577 - Shankar Sundaresan, Rajiv M. Dewan, Abraham Seidmann:
The wOrlds project is concerned with developing next-generation. 578-588 - Andreas Scherer:
Supporting Concurrent Engineering Using an Intranet Approach. 589-
Technology-Supported Learning
- Mark Aakhus, Mark Adkins, Melissa Sue Glynn:
Layers of Learning: Facilitation in the Distributed Classroom. 598-609 - Ajaz R. Rana, Michael Bieber:
Towards a Collaborative Hypermedia Educational Framework. 610-619 - Craig K. Tyran:
GSS to Support Classroom Discussion: Opportunities and Pitfalls. 620-629 - Pekka Makkonen:
Learning of Basic Concepts in Informatics Using Collaborative Hypertext: An Experiment And Its Preliminary Results Based on SOLO Taxonomy. 630-638 - Bruce A. Reinig, Robert O. Briggs, Sheila A. Brandt, Jay F. Nunamaker Jr.:
The Electronic Classroom on Fire: Why it happens, and how to put out the flames. 639-647 - T. R. Schumacher:
Simulation and Attitude Change: Evolving the Research Model. 648-654 - Jean-François Manzoni, Albert A. Angehrn:
Understanding Organizational Implications of Change Processes: A Multimedia Simulation Approach. 655-664 - Janet Ward Schofield, Janet Stocks, Ann Locke Davidson:
Connecting Schools to the World via the Internet: Do the Walls Come Tumbling Down or Just Get Lower? 665-672 - Otto Petrovic, Douglas R. Vogel, Josef Scheff, Norbert Kailer:
Technologies in Education and Training: Findings from the Field. 673-
Volume 3
Measuring the Effectiveness of Emerging Technologies
- Donald L. Amoroso:
Measuring the Effectiveness of Emerging Technologies. 2-3 - William Remus, Marcus O'Connor, Kenneth A. Griggs:
Does Feedback Improve The Accuracy Of Recurrent Judgmental Forecasts? 5-6 - Steve Smithson, Anna Psoinos:
The Impact of Emerging Information Technologies on the Empowered Organization. 7-20 - Geoffrey S. Hubona, Sarah Geitz:
External Variables, Beliefs, Attitudes and Information Technology Usage Behavior. 21-28 - Jos van Hillegersberg, Kuldeep Kumar:
Will a Dominant Standard for Object-Oriented System Development Emerge ? 29-38 - Michael R. Olson, Byung Suk Lee:
Object Databases for SGML Document Management. 39-48 - Jon B. Woodroof:
StatisticaUy Comparing User Satisfaction Instruments: an Application of the Bootstrap Using a Spreadsheet. 49-56 - Ingrid B. Splettstoesser:
Measurement and Operationalization of Outcome Measures at a National Accounting Firm: Integrating Survey, Interview and Archival Data. 57-66 - Jon Hartwick, Henri Barki:
Delineating the Dimensions of User Participation: A Replication and Extension. 67-75 - Kay M. Nelson, H. James Nelson:
Technology Flexibility: Conceptualization, Validation, and Measurement. 76-
Systems in Technology Transfer
- Walter W. C. Chung, Wing Bun Lee, Stanley K. O. Chik:
Technology Transfer at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. 96-104 - Anne P. Massey, Mitzi M. Montoya-Weiss:
A Knowledge Exchange Perspective of Technology Transfer. 106-115 - Michio Hashimoto, Everett M. Rogers, Brad J. Hall, Morten Steffensen:
Technology Transfer in University-based Research Centers at the University of New Mexico. 116-123 - Manuel V. Heitor, Pedro Conceição, Francisco Veloso:
On the Definition of a Public Policy Towards the Financing of Technology Infrastructures. 124-128 - Francis Wu:
The Dissemination of the World-Wide Internet in Taiwan: A Social Perspective. 129-132 - Xuelin Chu, Jun Yao, David V. Gibson:
Technology Transfer and Change Management Through MRP-11 Software: The Case of a Chinese Truck Production Company. 133-
Risks in Information Systems
- Mark Keil, Joan Mann:
Understanding the Nature and Extent of IS Project Escalation: Results from a Survey of IS Audit and Control Professionals. 139-148 - Thompson S. H. Teo, Margaret Tan:
Quantitative and Qualitative Errors in Spreadsheet Development. 149-
Methods and Tools for Information Systems Development
- Stephanie Watts, Patricia J. Guinan:
Software Development Under Conditions of High Task Complexity and Ambiguity. 158-167 - Robert Winter:
Using Invariants of an Extended Conceptual Model to Generate Reusabe Consistency Control. 168-178 - Robert D. Galliers, Jacky Swan:
Against Structured Approaches: Information Requirements Analysis as a Socially Mediated Process. 179-187 - Richard C. Linger, Carmen J. Trammell:
Integrating Software Development Technology and Management: Cleanroom Software Engineering and the CMM for Software. 188-197 - Donald J. Berndt, Alan R. Hevner:
The COR Model for Analyzing Information Systems Change. 198-207 - Koen Hendrikx, Henk J. Olivié, Erik Duval:
Object-Oriented Hypertext Design : Authoring for Reuse. 208-
Information Technology and Market Structure
- Robert A. Schwartz, Bruce W. Weber:
Combining Quote-Driven and Order-Driven Trading Systems in Next-Generation Stock Markets: An Experimental Investigation. 218-227 - Eric van Heck, Eric van Damme, Jack P. C. Kleijnen, Pieter M. A. Ribbers:
New Entrants and the Role of Information Technology Case-Study: the Tele Flower Auction in the Netherlands. 228-
Strategic and Competitive Information Systems
- Eric K. Clemons, Barry Blecherman, David C. Croson:
Information Technology and Information Asymmetry: The Future of Private Individual Health Insurance. 240-248 - Klaus Sandbiller, Andreas Will, Hans Ulrich Buhl, Barrie R. Nault:
IT-Enabled Incentive Schemes in Telephone Banking. 249-256 - Chris L. Marshall, Richard L. Nolan:
IT-EnaMed Transformation: Lessons from the Financial Services. 257-266 - Abraham Seidmann, Arun Sundararajan:
Strategic and Competitive Implications of Business Process Redesign: Analyzing the Impact of Information Systems and Organizational Design. 267-277 - Charles F. Mason, Arik Ragowsky:
On the Value of Information from Using Information Systems. 278-
Creativity/Innovation in Information Systems Organizations
- David Paper:
The Value of Creativity in Business Process Reengineering. 290-297 - Lexis F. Higgins:
Integrating the 4 P's of Creativity in an IS Project: An Ethnographic Example from Hewlett-Packard. 298-308 - J. Daniel Couger:
Results of a Trans-Discipline Research Structure for Study of Creativity/Innovation in 1.S.. 309-
Organizational Decision Support Systems
- Jean-Charles Pomerol, Patrick Brézillon:
Organizational experiences with multicriteria decision support systems : problems and issues. 320-327 - Sherif Kamel:
DSS to Support Socio-Economic Development in Egypt. 328-336 - Hannu Kivijärvi, Markku Tuominen:
ODSS in Strategic Financial and Production Planning. 337-346 - John R. Landry:
Extending the Organizational Exchange Model (OEM). 347-354 - G. Harindranath, Jonathan Liebenau:
Organizational Reconciliation: Implications for Organizational Decision Support Systems. 355-359 - Leslie L. Miller, Sree Nilakanta:
Tools for Organizational Decision Support: The Design and Development of an Organizational Memory System. 360-
Information Systems in Global Business
- A. Geoffrey Lockett, Christopher P. Holland, William G. Chismar:
information Systems in Global Business. 370-371 - Kai Reimers:
Managing Information Technology in the Transnational Organization: The Potential of Multifactor Productivity. 372-380 - Pascal Sieber, Joachim Griese:
Virtual Organizing as a Strategy for the "Big Six" to Stay Competitive in a Global Market. 381-391 - Panagiotis Kanellis, Ray J. Paul:
On the Nature of Inter-Organisational Information Systems and the Issue of Adaptability. 391-397 - Jasna Kuljis, Chris Scoble:
Problems of Management and Decision Making in Multinational Banking. 398-405 - Derek F. Channon:
The Strategic Impact of IT on the Retail Financial Services Industry. 406-417 - Christopher P. Holland, A. Geoffrey Lockett, Ian D. Blackman:
The Impact of Globalisation and Information Technology on the Strategy and Profitability of the Banking Industry. 418-427 - Mike W. Peng, Yadong Luo, Oded Shenkar, Eric Harwit:
The Growth of the Firm in China: An Information-Processing Perspective. 428-435 - Gad J. Selig:
Systems and Network Integration and Outsourcing - Is it a Global Imperative for Multinational Corporations? 436-444 - Erran Carmel:
Thirteen Assertions for Globally Dispersed Software Development Research. 445-452 - Hans P. Lehmann:
A Definition of Research Focus for International Information Systems. 453-
Management of Technology
- Robert M. Mason, Louis A. Lefebvre:
Management of Technology. 463-463 - Élisabeth Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, Lise Préfontaine:
Technological Learning and Organizational Context: Fit and Performance in SMES. 464-474 - Elizabeth J. Davidson:
Changing Frames or Framing Change? Social Cognitive Implications of Organizational Change during IT Adoption. 475-484 - Ramiro Montealegre:
Managing Information Technology in Modernizing an Organization in a Less-Developed Country. 485-494 - Robert M. Mason:
SME Adoption Of Electronic Commerce Technologies: Implications For The Emerging National Information Infrastructure. 495-504 - Benjamin J. C. Yuan, Wang-Yiu Yuen:
The Analysis of Competitive Factors of Integrated Circuit Industry in Taiwan - A Case Study of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory). 505-517 - Thaise Graziadio, Paulo Antônio Zawislak:
The Role of Informal R&D Activities in the Evaluation of the SMEs Technological Capability - the Mechanics Industry in Brazil. 518-
Data Warehouses and Information Delivery Systems
- Hugh J. Watson, Joseph G. Walls:
Data Warehouses and Information Delivery Systems. 528-529 - Lily Sun, Roy Newton:
On-Line Configuration of Information Requirements for Executive Information Systems. 530-538 - Vesper Owei, Hyeun-Suk Rhee, Shamkant B. Navathe:
Natural Language Query Filtration in the Conceptual Query Language. 539-
Information Technology and Social Accountability
- George T. Duncan, Stephen F. Roehrig:
Information Technology and Social Accountability. 551 - George T. Duncan, Ramayya Krishnan, Rema Padman:
Cell Suppression to Limit Content-Based Disclosure. 552-560 - Lorrie Faith Cranor, Ron Cytron:
Sensus: A Security-Conscious Electronic Polling System for the Internet. 561-570 - Chun-I Fan, Chin-Laung Lei:
Secure Rewarding Schemes. 571-580 - Sumitra Mukherjee, George T. Duncan:
Disclosure Limitation through Additive Noise Data Masking: Analysis of Skewed Sensitive Data. 581-
Volume 4
Computer-Mediated Inter-Organiztional Systems
- Ho Geun Lee:
Electronic Market Intermediary: Transforming Technical Feasibility into Institutional Reality. 3-12 - Tomoyoshi Matsuda, Theodore H. Clark, Ho Geun Lee:
Electronic Commerce for Agricultural Transactions: Role of Intermediaries and Accurate Pricing. 13-30 - Jan Damsgaard:
The Danish EDI Bandwagon Gaining Momentum. 31-41 - Robert C. MacGregor, Philip Waugh, Deborah Bunker, James F. Courtney:
Adoption of EDI by Small Business: Are the Advocates in Tune with the Views of Small Business - A Pilot Study. 42-47 - Michael Bloch, Arie Segev:
The Impact of Electronic Commerce on the Travel Industry. 48-58 - Susan A. Sherer:
Interorganizational Information Systems in Support of Manufacturing Networking. 59-68 - Craig Van Slyke, Mary B. Prescott:
Overcoming Barriers to Distributed Interorganizational Systems. 69-
Telework and Organiztional Connectivity
- Deborah Hardwick, Janet W. Salaff:
Fragmented Lives: How Do Teleworking Parents Juggle Work and Children Care? 81-93 - T. Selwyn Ellis, Robert L. Webster:
Information Systems Managers' Perceptions of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Telecommuting: A Multivariate Analysis. 94-98 - Abdul Azeez Kadar Hamsa, Lloyd C. Oniyirimba, Supian Ahmad:
An Exploratory Analysis of Factors Toward the Emergence of Teleworking. 99-109 - Bongsik Shin, Kunihiko Higa, Olivia R. Liu Sheng:
An Adoption Model of Telework for Organizations. 110-119 - Tung Bui, Siva R. Sankaran:
Group Decision and Negotiation Support in Telemedicine: An Application of Intelligent Mobile Agents as Non-Human Teleworkers. 120-129 - Bongsik Shin, Kunihiko Higa:
Analysis on Media Choice by Two Telework Groups. 130-130 - Ari Luukinen:
Development Of Telework Research From The Finnish Perspective. 131-
Telemedicine
- G. R. Rao, B. A. Suresh, Murray Turoff:
A Group Decision Support System Framework for Medical Decision Making Incorporating Cognitive-Aid Structures and Cognitive Appropriation. 136-145 - Kunihiko Higa, Olivia R. Liu Sheng, Paul Jen-Hwa Hu, Grace Au:
Organizational Adoption and Diffusion of Technological Innovation: A Comparative Case Study on Telemedicine in Hong Kong. 146-155 - Kunihiko Higa, Bongsik Shin, Grace Au:
Suggesting a Diffusion Model of Telemedicine - Focus on Hong Kong's Case. 156-165 - Yuan-Pin Yu:
Object Oriented Teleconsultations in Global Pacs Using Multi-Thread Java. 166-176
Intelligent Agents on the Internet
- Hsinchun Chen, Yi-Ming Chung, Marshall Ramsey:
Intelligent Spider for Internet Searching. 178-188 - Joseph K. W. Lee, David Wai-Lok Cheung, Ben Kao, Jax Law:
Intelligent Agents for Matching Information Providers and Consumers on the World-Wide-Web. 189-199 - Sun Wu, Chang-Chain Liao:
Virtual Proxy Servers for WWW and Intelligent Agents on the Internet. 200-209 - Jieh-Sheng Lee, Jieh Hsiang, Po-Hao Tsang:
A Generic Virus Detection Agent on the Internet. 210-210 - Benjamin Ping-Chang Yen:
An Interactive Scheduling Agent on the Internet. 220-229 - Jae Kyu Lee, Woongkyu Lee:
Intelligent Agent Based Contract Process in Electronic Commerce: UNIK-AGENT Approach. 230-241 - Jerome Yen:
Human Agents and Intelligent Agents: An Experiment on the Internet. 242-
Electronic Commerce
- Richard W. Oliver:
Corporate Policies for Electronic Commerce. 254-264 - Katherine Gallagher, Jeffrey Parsons:
Framework for Targeting Banner Advertising On the Internet. 265-274 - Gloria Yan, Joseph C. Paradi, Suneel Bhargava:
Banking On The Internet And Its Applications. 275-
Virtual Collaboration
- Alan R. Dennis, Bradley C. Wheeler:
Groupware and the Internet: Charting a New World. 287-296 - Richard Bentley, Wolfgang Appelt:
Designing a System for Cooperative Work on the World-Wide Web: Experiences with the BSCW System. 297-
Internet and the Information Superhighway
- Michael Bieber, Fabio Vitali, Helen Ashman, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Venkatraman Balasubramanian:
Some Hypermedia Ideas for the WWW. 309-319 - Björn Hedin, Fredrik Fällström, Vlad Ionesco:
An Intranet Solution for a Real-time GPMS in Newspaper Production. 320-328 - Mark Newsome, Cherri M. Pancake, F. Joe Hanus:
HyperSQL: Web-based Query Interfaces for Biological Databases. 329-339 - Sudha Ram, Shailaja Venkatsubramanyan, Stuart E. Marsh, George L. Ball:
Resource Discovery and Intelligent Image Retrieval in a Distributed Environment. 340-349 - Sharman Lichtenstein:
Developing Internet Security Policy for Organizations. 350-
Workflow Technology: Oraganizational and Interorganizational Dimensions
- Amit Basu, Robert W. Blanning:
Metagraph Transformations and Workflow Management. 359-366 - M. Millie Kwan, P. R. Balasubramanian:
Dynamic Workflow Management: A Framework for Modeling Workflows. 367-376 - Gerti Kappel, Stefan Rausch-Schott, Siegfried Reich, Werner Retschitzegger:
Hypermedia Document andWorkflow Management Based on Active Object-Oriented Databases. 377-388 - Fredrik Fällström, Stig Nordqvist, Björn Hedin, Vlad Ionesco:
Using a Simulator for Testing and Validating a Newspaper Production Decision Support System. 387-396 - Charles K. Ames, Scott C. Burleigh, Stephen J. Mitchell:
WWWorkflow: World Wide Web based Workflow. 397-404 - Edward A. Stohr, J. Leon Zhao:
A Technology Adaptation Model for Business Process Automation. 405-414 - Sharon M. Bitzer, Magdi N. Kamel:
Workflow Reengineering: A Methodology for Business Process Reengineering Using Workflow Management Technology. 415-426 - Clarence A. Ellis, Carlos Maltzahn:
The Chautauqua Workflow System. 427-
Formal Aspects of Digital Commerce
- Robert B. Johnston, Ruby Po Wan Lee:
The Role of Electronic Commerce Technologies in Just-In-Time Replenishment. 439-448 - William N. Robinson:
Electronic Brokering for Assisted Contracting of Software Applets. 449-458 - Arjan Foekens, Andreas Mitrakas, Yao-Hua Tan:
Facilitating International Electronic Commerce by Formalising the Incoterms. 459-467 - Ronald M. Lee:
A Messenger Model for Navigating Among Bureaucratic Requirements. 468-477 - Michael A. Covington:
Speech Acts in Electronic Communication With Special Reference to KQML and ANSI X12. 478-484 - Young U. Ryu:
Relativized Deontic Modalities for Contractual Obligations in Formal Business Communication. 485-493 - Yao-Hua Tan, Walter Thoen:
Modeling the Dynamics of Transferable Obligations in Business Procedures. 494-501 - Steven O. Kimbrough:
On Electronic Commerce, Subatomic Semantics and Caesar's Stabbing. 502-
Volume 5
Engineering Complex Computer System
- Alberto Broggi, Alexander D. Stoyenko:
Engineering Complex Computer Systems. 2-13 - Peter Bach, Michael Braun, Arno Formella, Jörg Friedrich, Thomas Grün, Cédric Lichtenau:
Building the 4 Processor SB-PRAM Prototype. 14-23 - V. J. Fazio, R. D. Pose:
Distributed Route Initialization Algorithms for the Monash Secure RISC Multiprocessor. 24-33 - Fabio Panzieri, Marco Roccetti:
Communication Support for Critical Distributed Multimedia Applications: an Experimental Study. 34-43 - Hans Hansson, Mikael Sjödin, Ken Tindell:
Guaranteeing Real-Time Traffic Through an ATM Network. 44-53 - Garret Okamoto, Guanghan Xu:
Multimedia Communications over Wireless LANs via the SWL Protocol. 54-63 - Miriam A. M. Capretz:
Conceptual Model for a Software Maintenance Environment. 64-70 - Habib Ammari:
Towards Program Debugging and Dynamic Reverse Engineering Using Multi-procedure Program Dynamic Decomposition. 71-80 - Hee Beng Kuan Tan, Tok Wang Ling:
Recovery of Functional Dependencies from Data-Intensive Business Programs. 81-88 - Keiko Takahashi, Isao Ono, Hiroshi Satoh, Shigenobu Kobayashi:
An Efficient Genetic Algorithm for Reachability Problems. 89-98 - Fabio Alberto Schreiber, Marcello L. Falleni:
Analysis of Data Transmission Performance over a GSM Cellular Network. 99-108 - Anthony Burrell, P. Papantoni-Kazakos:
An Integrated Approach to Signaling, Transmission, and Traffic Monitoring for Dynamic Capacity Allocation in Mobile ATM Networks. 109-118 - Olli-Matti Penttinen, Tino Pyssysalo, Leo Ojala:
Performance Analysis of Adaptive Video on Demand Using Stochastic Petri Nets. 119-124 - Reiner W. Hartenstein, Jürgen Becker:
A Two-level Co-Design Framework for Xputer-based data-driven reconfigurable Accelerators. 125-134 - Bernd J. Krämer:
A Case Study in Developing Complex Safety Critical Systems. 135-143 - Tangny Le Quenven, Alexander Hayward:
Use of Optimization and Simulation in the Implementation of the Process. 144-151 - Catherine H. Gebotys, Robert J. Gebotys:
Performance-Power Optimization of Memory Components for Complex Embedded Systems. 152-159 - Enzo Mumolo, Giulia Bernardis:
A Novel Demand Prefetching Algorithm Based on Volterra Adaptive Prediction for Virtual Memory Management Systems. 160-167 - David Channon, David Koch:
Performance Analysis of Re-configurable Partitioned TLBs. 168-177 - Billibon H. Yoshimi, Peter K. Allen:
Integrating Real-Time Vision And Manipulation. 178-187 - Vladimir Tucakov, Michael Sahota, Don Ray Murray, Alan K. Mackworth, Jim Little, Stewart Kingdon, Cullen Jennings, Rod Barman:
Spinoza: A Stereoscopic Visually Guided Mobile Robot. 188-197 - Stig Fr. Mjølsnes, Rolf Michelsen:
Open Transnational System for Digital Currency Payments. 198-207 - Monica Alderighi, Giacomo R. Sechi, Riccardo P. G. Mazzei, Francesco Tisato:
Broadcast Automata: a Parallel Scalable Architecture for Prototypal Embedded Processors for Space Applications. 208-217 - Raymond J. A. Buhr, Alex Hubbard:
Use Case Maps for Engineering Real Time and Distributed Computer. 218-229 - Maurizio Piaggio, Renato Zaccaria:
An Information Exchange Protocol in a Multi-Layer Distributed Architecture. 230-237 - Christophe Diot, Aruna Seneviratne:
Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Distributed Systems. 238-
Techniques for Safety Critical Software Develoopment
- James D. Kiper, Brent Auernheimer, Charles K. Ames:
Techniques for Safety Critical Software Develoopment. 249-251 - Cui Zhang, Brian R. Becker, Dave Peticolas, Mark R. Heckman, Karl N. Levitt, Ronald A. Olsson:
Verification of a Distributed Computing. 252-261 - Paul E. Black, Phillip J. Windley:
Verifying Resilient Software. 262-266 - Herbert Hecht, Myron Hecht:
Test-Linked Specification For Safety-Critical Software. 267-272 - Tien-fu Chang, Alejandro Danylyzsn, So Norimatsu, Jose Rivera, David Shepard, Anthony J. Lattanze, James E. Tomayko:
"Continuous Verification" in Mission Critical Software Development. 273-
Emerging Paradingms for Intelligent Systems
- Christer Carlsson, Pirkko Walden, Deepak N. Kumar:
Emerging Paradingms for Intelligent Systems. 286-286 - Seppo Puuronen, Vagan Y. Terziyan:
The Voting-Type Technique in the Refinement of Multiple Expert Knowledge. 287-296 - Gerd Kamp, Bernd Neumann:
Knowledge-based Inference Methods for Modeling Technical Systems. 297-306 - Hannu Vanharanta, Pekka Pihlanto, Ai-Mei Chang:
Decision Support for Strategic Management in a Hyperknowledge Environment and The Holistic Concept of Man. 307-316 - Pirkko Walden, Christer Carlsson, Ossi Kokkonen:
Hyperknowledge in Practice - Users' Attitudes to Active DSS. 317-323 - Christer Carlsson:
Fuzzy Logic and Hyperknowledge A New, Effect Paradigm for Active DSS. 324-
Logic Modeling
- Steven O. Kimbrough, Donald Nute:
Logic Modeling. 335 - Frank Dignum, Ruurd Kuiper:
Combining Dynamic Deontic Logic and Temporal Logic for the Specification of Deadlines. 336-346 - Hong-Gee Kim:
Formalizing Perspectival Defeasible Reasoning. 347-353 - Donald Nute, Christopher Henderson, Zachary Hunter:
d-Graph: An Argument-Based System Incorporating Defensible Graphs. 354-362 - Steven O. Kimbrough, William J. Vachula:
Towards a Logic Model for Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design. 363-372 - Filipe A. A. Santos, Andrew J. I. Jones, José Carmo:
Action Concepts for Describing Organised Interaction. 373-382 - Guo-Qiang Zhang, Chang Huang, William C. Rounds:
A Modal Logic for Reasoning about Belief. 383-
Modeling and Decision Technologies
- Daniel R. Dolk:
Modeling and Decision Technologies. 393-394 - Hua Hua, Steven O. Kim:
A Case Study in Model Management: The US Coast Guard, GAO, TEFA-2, and Structured Modeling with Embedded Languages. 395-404 - Hemant K. Bhargava, Ramayya Krishnan, Stephen F. Roehrig, Michael Casey, David Kaplan, Rudolf Müller:
Model Management in Electronic Markets for Decision Technologies: A Software Agent Approach. 405-415 - Bill Branley, Russell Fradin, Steven O. Kimbrough, Tate Shafer:
On Heuristic Mapping of Decision Surfaces for Post-Evaluation Analysis. 416-425 - Joobin Choobineh:
A Meta ERM and its Relational Translation for a Database Design System. 426-433 - Walter D. Potter:
Defensible Dependencies for Relational Database Design. 434-441 - Martin Hitz, Hannes Werthner:
Earning Benefits of the Object-Oriented Paradigm in Dynamic System Simulation. 442-
Complex and Chaotic Systems
- Suleiman K. Kassicieh, Thomas L. Paez, Gautam Vora:
Complex and Chaotic Systems. 453-454 - Martin Natter:
Conditional Market Segmentation by Neural Networks. 455-473 - Nittida Nuansri, Tharam S. Dillon, Samar Singh:
An Application of Neural Network and Rule-Based System for Network Management: Application Level Problems. 474-483 - Suleiman K. Kassicieh, Thomas L. Paez, Gautam Vora:
Investment Decisions Using Genetic Algorithms. 484-490 - Norman F. Hunter:
State Analysis of Nonlinear Systems Using Local Canonical Variate Analysis. 491-500 - Patrick Barney, Carlos Ferregut, Luis E. Perez, Norman F. Hunter, Thomas L. Paez:
Statistical Validation Of System Models. 501-520 - Melody Y. Kiang, Uday R. Kulkarni, Michael Goul, Robert T. H. Chi, Efraim Turban, Andrew Philippakis:
Improving the Effectiveness of Self-Organizing Map Networks Using a Circular Kohonen Layer. 521-529 - Radu Drossu, Zoran Obradovic:
Regime Signaling Techniques for Non-stationary Time Series. 530-538 - Hemant K. Bhargava, David L. Jacobson:
Genetic Storms: Investigating the Gulf War Syndrome. 539-548 - Zuohong Pan, Xiaodi Liu, Olugbenga Mejabi:
A Neural-Fuzzy System for Forecasting. 549-
Restructuring the Electric Power Industry: Emerging Issues, Methods and Tools
- Robert J. Thomas:
Restructuring the Electric Power Industry: Emerging Issues, Methods and Tools. 560-560 - Robert J. Thomas, Thomas R. Schneider:
Underlying Technical issues in Electricity Deregulation. 561-570 - Fernando Alvarado, Robert J. Camfield, Rajesh Rajaraman:
Open Transmission Access: An Efficient Minimal Role for the ISO. 571-580 - Robert Lasseter:
Unbundling Power Quality Services: Technical Issues. 581-588 - Peter W. Sauer:
Technical Challenges of Computing Available Transfer Capability (ATC). 589-593 - Shmuel S. Oren, Alva J. Svoboda, Raymond B. Johnson:
Volatility of Unit Commitment in Competitive Electricity Markets. 594-601 - Pravin Varaiya, Felix F. Wu:
MinISO: A Minimal Independent System Operator. 602- - Power Auctions and Network Constraints. 508-
- Mark J. Kempker, Niusha Rostamkolai:
Electric Utility Industry Restructuring and its Impact on Power Engineering Education. 615-623 - Benoit S. Lecinq, Marija D. Ilic:
Peak-load Pricing for Electric Power Transmission. 624-633 - Thomas J. Overbye, Peter W. Sauer, George Gross, Mark J. Laufenberg, Jamie D. Weber:
A Simulation Tool for Analysis of Alternative Paradigms for the New Electricity Business. 634-640 - Yong Tian, George Gross:
Simulation of the Multi-Node Open Access Same-Time Information System. 641-647 - Yuri V. Makarov, David J. Hill, Jovica V. Milanovic:
Effect of Load Uncertainty on Small Disturbance Stability Margins in Open-Access Power Systems. 648-657 - Carla P. Gomes, Douglas R. Smith, Stephen J. Westfold:
A Transformational Approach Applied to Outage Management of Nuclear Power Plants. 658-667 - Zhao Yang Dong, Yuri V. Makarov, David J. Hill:
Computing the Aperiodic and Oscillatory Small Signal Stability Boundaries in Modern Power Grids. 668-675 - Minetada Osano, Miriam A. M. Capretz:
A Distributed Method for Solving Nonlinear Equations Applying the Power Load Flow Calculation. 676-680 - Eric Sakk, Robert J. Thomas, Ray Zimmerman:
Power System Bidding Tournaments for a Deregulated Environment. 681-686
Volume 6
Genres in Digital Documents
- Geoffrey Nunberg:
Genres in Digital Documents. 2 - Simeon J. Yates, Tamara R. Sumner:
Digital Genres and the New Burden of Fixity. 3-12 - Thomas Erickson:
Social Interaction on the Net: Virtual Community as Participatory. 13-21 - Carolyn R. Watters, Michael A. Shepherd:
The Digital Broadsheet: An Evolving Genre. 22-29 - Kevin Crowston, Marie Williams:
Reproduced and emergent genres of communication on the World-Wide Web. 30-39 - Ulrike Schultze, Richard J. Boland Jr.:
Hard and Soft Information Genres: An Analysis of two Notes Databases. 40-49 - JoAnne Yates, Wanda J. Orlikowski, Julie Rennecker:
Collaborative Genres for Collaboration: Genre Systems in Digital Media. 50-59 - Anders Tallberg:
Towards Paperless Accounting Source Records: A Transaction Cost Approach. 60-67 - Stephen W. Smoliar, James D. Baker:
Text Types in Hypermedia. 68-77 - Jussi Karlgren, Troy Straszheim:
Visualizing Stylistic Variation. 78-
Digital Documents in Organizations and the Workplac
- Magid Igbaria, Ralph H. Sprague Jr.:
Digital Documents in Organizations and the Workplace. 86 - Lars Bo Eriksen:
Digital Documents, Work and Technology, three cases of Internet News Publishing. 87-96 - Margaret S. Elliott:
Moving from Paper-based to Digital Documents: Case Study of Public Defenders Using Case Management and Legal Research Tools. 97-106 - Jaap J. M. Uijlenbroek, Henk G. Sol:
Document Based Process Improvement in the Public Sector: Settling for the second best is the best you can do. 107-117 - Jonathan W. Palmer:
Supporting Diverse Activities with Digital Documents: A Pilot Study of The Peter F. Drucker Manuscript and Archives Project. 118-126 - Ulrich Frank:
Enhancing Object-Oriented Modeling with Concepts to. 127-136 - Pål Sørgaard, Tone Irene Sandahl:
Problems with Styles inWord Processing: AWeak Foundation for Electronic Publishing with SGML. 137-
Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations
- Tomás Isakowitz, Michael Bieber:
Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations. 148-149 - Helen Ashman, John O'Neill, Jennie Clothier:
Issues in the Use of Hypermedia in Organisations. 150-159 - Jiangling Wan, Michael Bieber:
Providing Relational Database Management Systems with Hypertext. 160-166 - Antonina Dattolo, Vincenzo Loia:
A Distributed, Self-Adaptive Model of Hypermedia System. 167-176 - Tomás Isakowitz, Arnold Kamis, Marios Koufaris:
Extending the capabilities of RMM: Russian Dolls and Hypertext. 177-186 - Harri Oinas-Kukkonen:
Embedding Hypermedia into Information Systems. 187-196 - Kenneth M. Anderson:
Extending User-Interface Toolkits with Hypermedia Functionality. 197-
Multimedia Information Systems
- Hong-Mei Chen:
Multimedia Information Systems. 208 - Claude Stricker, Jean-Luc Nicoulin, Jintae Lee, Silvio Munari:
Video Assist: a Customizable Tool for Analyzing Video Data. 209-218 - Ian Gorton, Toong Shoon Chan, Shijian Lu, Charles Chung:
A Distributed Multimedia News Archive Service for Interactive Television. 219-228 - Rick Kazman, John Kominek:
Supporting the Retrieval Process in Multimedia Information Systems. 229-
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