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ORCIDInformation Systems Frontiers, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, April 2002
- Ram Ramesh, H. Raghav Rao, Gabriel Silberman:
Foreword Next Generation Enterprises-Virtual Organizations and Pervasive/Mobile Technologies. 5-7 - Jim Waldo:
Virtual Organizations, Pervasive Computing, and an Infrastructure for Networking at the Edge. 9-18 - Fabio Casati, Ming-Chien Shan:
Event-Based Interaction Management for Composite E-Services in eFlow. 19-31 - Dimitrios Georgakopoulos
, Hans Schuster, Andrzej Cichocki, Donald Baker:
Process-Based E-Service Composition for Modeling and Automating Zero Latency Supply Chains. 33-54 - Kevin A. Kwiat:
Using Markets to Engineer Resource Management for the Information Grid. 55-62 - Stephanie Wood, Samir Chatterjee:
Network Quality of Service for the Enterprise: A Broad Overview. 63-84 - Nicolae B. Szirbik:
A Negotiation Enabling Agent Based Infrastructure: Composition and Behavior. 85-99 - Vibhu Kalyan:
Dynamic Customer Value Management: Asset Values under Demand Uncertainty using Airline Yield Management and Related Techniques. 101-119 - Rajiv Kishore, Ephraim R. McLean:
The Next Generation Enterprise: A CIO Perspective on the Vision, its Impacts, and Implementation Challenges. 121-138
Volume 4, Number 2, July 2002
- Ram Ramesh, H. Raghav Rao:
Foreword Information Systems: Modeling and Analysis. 147-147 - Nong Ye:
QoS-Centric Stateful Resource Management in Information Systems. 149-160 - Sumit Ghosh:
The Role of Modeling and Asynchronous Distributed Simulation in Analyzing Complex Systems of the Future. 161-177 - James V. Hansen, James B. McDonald:
A Generalized Model for Predictive Data Mining. 179-186 - Zippy Erlich, Roy Gelbard, Israel Spiegler:
Data Mining by Means of Binary Representation: A Model for Similarity and Clustering. 187-197 - Pernille Kræmmergaard, Jeremy Rose:
Managerial Competences for ERP Journeys. 199-211 - Levent V. Orman:
Electronic Markets, Hierarchies, Hubs, and Intermediaries. 213-228 - Anat Hovav, Paul Gray:
Future Penetration of Academic Electronic Journals: Four Scenarios. 229-244
Volume 4, Number 3, September 2002
- Kecheng Liu, Lily Sun, Keith H. Bennett:
Co-Design of Business and IT Systems - Introduction by Guest Editors. 251-256 - Aldo de Moor:
Language/Action Meets Organisational Semiotics: Situating Conversations with Norms. 257-272 - Donna Champion, Frank Stowell:
Navigating the Gap Between Action and a Serving Information System. 273-284 - Mareike Schoop:
Electronic Markets for Architects-The Architecture of Electronic Markets. 285-302 - Julie Eatock, Ray J. Paul, Alan Serrano:
Developing a Theory to Explain the Insights Gained Concerning Information Systems and Business Process Behaviour: The ASSESS-IT Project. 303-316 - Ian Beeson, Stewart Green, Jin Sa, Alan Sully:
Linking Business Processes and Information Systems Provision in a Dynamic Environment. 317-329 - Monique Snoeck, Cindy Michiels:
Domain Modelling and the Co-Design of Business Rules in the Telecommunication Business Area. 331-342 - Peter Sawyer, Paul Rayson, Roger Garside:
REVERE: Support for Requirements Synthesis from Documents. 343-353
Volume 4, Number 4, December 2002
- Michael A. Bauer, Gene F. Hoffnagle, J. Howard Johnson, Gabriel M. Silberman:
Introduction. 359-361 - Marsha Chechik, Wei Ding:
Lightweight Reasoning about Program Correctness. 363-377 - Amnon H. Eden:
A Theory of Object-Oriented Design. 379-391 - Daqing Hou, H. James Hoover:
Towards Specifying Constraints for Object-Oriented Frameworks. 393-407 - Huixiang Liu, Timothy C. Lethbridge:
Intelligent Search Methods for Software Maintenance. 409-423
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