Managing Information Technology in a Global Economy

Editor(s): Mehdi Khosrow-Pour, D.B.A. (Information Resources Management Association, USA)
Copyright: 2001
Pages: 1156
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-930708-07-5
ISBN13: 978-1-930708-07-5
EISBN13: 978-1-4666-6532-3

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Highlighting the rapid advancements in the field of Information Technology, Managing Information Technology in a Global Economy, provides a strategic look at Information Resources Management in a range of organizations and contexts. This Proceedings from the 2001 IRMA Conference involved worldwide presenters speaking on the principal developments in the field of IT as modern technologies were evolving.

1.	The Effects of Using a Triangulation Approach of Evaluation Methodologies to Examine the Usability of a University Website
2.	Physician Use of Web-Based Technology: Hype vs. Reality
3.	Human Factors in Interface Design: An Analytical Survey and Perspective
4.	Ph.D. Examiners: The Group Learning Argument
5.	Arguing for Knowledge-Sharing
6.	Java Integrated Development Environments’ Support for Reuse-Oriented Software Development
7.	The Decision Process for Acquiring an ERP Solution: The Case of Keller Manufacturing Company
8.	e-Volutionary Strategies for e-Business
9.	IS Program Issues: From Origin to Accreditation
10.	Justification of Data Warehousing Projects
11.	The Information Laws
12.	A Comparative Efficiency Study between a Live Lecture and a Web Based Live-Switched Multi-Camera Streaming Video Distance Learning Instructional Unit
13.	Defining Meaningful Measures of IT Productivity with the Balanced Scorecard
14.	Success Factors for Industry-University Collaboration through IS Industry Boards: A Mexican Case Study
15.	Opportunities for Service-Learning Partnerships in the Information Systems Curriculum
16.	The Conception of an Information System
17.	Categorizing the Supplier Content of Public Web Sites
18.	A Framework for the Implementation of a Collaborative Flexible Learning Environment for Academic Institutions
19.	The ERP Marketplace: An Australian Update
20.	Wanted: ERP Training, Skills, Job Satisfaction and a Career
21.	IT Haves and Have Nots: IT Practices & Skills of Australian Transition University Students (2000)
22.	N3 Query-By-Structure Approach
23.	E-ERP: A Comprehensive Approach to E-Business
24.	Competency Models for Human Resource Development: Case of Egyptian Software Industry
25.	Managing Network Security
26.	Small Business Adoption of Information Technology: Unique Challenges
27.	Effects of Target Density and Graphics Presentation Style on Search Time and Reports of Usability and Preference
28.	Method over Mayhem in Managing e-Commerce Risk
29.	Web Site Effectiveness: A Measure of Information and Service Quality
30.	The Impact of IT on Individuals: A Meta-Analysis
31.	Multi-Dimensional B2B Auctions for Electronic Commerce
32.	A Personalized System of Instruction for Teaching Java
33.	The Impact of Information Technology on Firm Performance: An Empirical Study on the Role of the Alignment of Information Technology with Business Strategy
34.	Business Process Reengineering and Performance Improvement: The Case of Chase Manhattan Bank
35.	Use of Computers for Teaching Fundamentals of Digital Signal Processing
36.	Mobile Agents, Mobile Computing and Mobile Users in Global E-Commerce
37.	’Knowledge Management’: A Telling Oxymoron?
38.	Teaching E-Commerce to I-Students in an A-Classroom
39.	Through an Integrated Business/E-Commerce Procedural Framework, SME’s Will Survive and Prosper in the New Digital Economy
40.	The Processes of Standardisation and Innovation, and Their Role in the Implementation of IT Systems
41.	Towards Next Generation Tracking & Tracing
42.	The VLEG Based Production and Maintenance Process for Web-based Learning Applications
43.	Requirements Engineering in Virtual Software Development: Achieving Balance
44.	Assessing the Software Industry in Egypt
45.	ERP Systems: Training Quality and Resultant Use Quality Perceptions
46.	Time, Space and Information Systems for Electronic Commerce
47.	Applying Level of Technology Use Models to Knowledge System Use
48.	Not is Not "Not" Comparisons of Negation in SQL and Negation in Logic Programming
49.	Business Objects and Enterprise Applications
50.	A Study of Knowledge Benefits Gained from Projects: The Electric Utility Industry Y2K Project Experience
51.	Use of Decision Support Systems in Small Businesses
52.	The Gender Issue in Information Technology: Collegiate and Corporate Solutions
53.	Ethical Issues in Software Engineering Revisited
54.	Places and Processes in Learning Environments
55.	CORBAMed and DHE: Middleware Service Approach in Healthcare Information Systems
56.	Teaching Data Security for IT Specialists
57.	Extending IT Outsourcing to Internet-based Outsourcing
58.	Web Based Education: Dare We Achieve the Dream of True Student Empowerment?
59.	Information Technology and Leadership Emergence of Women in Middle Management Decision-Making Groups
60.	A Critical Reflection on the Value of Course Evaluation Questionnaires: Using Group Support Tools to Explore Student Evaluations
61.	Anonymity in Group Support Systems: Philosophical and Ethical Issues
62.	Principles for Supporting and Enhancing User Navigation of Digital Video in Video Browsers
63.	A Teleological Approach to Information Systems Development
64.	Achieving Effective Software Reuse for Business Systems
65.	Theoretical Classification of Technological Frames: A Diagnostic Tool to Incorporate Information Technology into Organizations
66.	A Methodology for Validating Entry Level Value Versus Career Value of Courses in an MIS Program
67.	The Future of Software Development
68.	Motivation for Using Information Technology
69.	Quality Introduced: The Key to E-commerce Systems Success
70.	A Multi Layer Architecture for Integrated Project Memory and Management Systems
71.	A Methodology for Conceptual Database Design from Natural Language Specifications
72.	Defining Genres and their Features for Studying Information Reuse: Preliminary Findings
73.	Virtual Organization as a Chance for Enterprise Development
74.	Hiring in the Post-Reengineering Environment: A Study Using Situationally Conditioned Belief
75.	Strategically-Focused Enterprise Knowledge Management
76.	The Reality of Teaching Large Groups of Local and International Business Students to Develop End-User Applications
77.	Information System Failures in Health Care Organizations: Case Study of a Root Cause Analysis
78.	Content-Based Retrieval of Spatio-Temporal Video Events
79.	The Development of Trust in Virtual Communities
80.	Expanding our View of Information Systems Success
81.	Intelligent Agents in a Trust Environment
82.	Transnational ERP Systems: Three Case Studies in Brazilian Subsidiaries of Multinational Enterprises
83.	Computer Mediated Communication: The Power of Email as a Driver for Changing the Communication Paradigm
84.	Measuring the Routinization of Web-Based Supplier Diversity
85.	Student Perceptions of Virtual Education: An Exploratory Study
86.	Getting over "Knowledge is Power": Incentive Systems for Knowledge Management in Business Consulting Companies
87.	Bio4C: Cooperation Engineering in the Biotechnology Industry
88.	Specification of Components Based on the WebComposition Component Model
89.	Are Information Systems Students in their Right Minds?
90.	Virtual Learning System
91.	Towards an ERP Life-cycle Costs Model
92.	At the Intersection of Ontological Design Patterns and (Semi-) Automatic Database Annotation
93.	Relevant Aspects for Test Delivery Systems Evaluation
94.	Information Security: A Technical or Human Domain?
95.	Strategic Positioning of a Small to Medium sized Enterprise Using Groupware
96.	Enterprise Intelligence: A New Concept of Management for the New Economy
97.	The Post GUI Web Interface (PoGWI): The End of the WIMP as We Know It?
98.	Mobile Computing at the Department of Defense
99.	Information Systems and Computer Science Model Curricula: A Comparative Look
100.	Beyond ERP Systems as a Hype Understanding ERP Systems as Distinct Technological, Organizational and Cognitive Phenomena
101.	Personal Information Privacy and Internet Technology
102.	Assessing and Improving the Quality of Knowledge Discovery Data
103.	Applying Erlang Distribution for Software Size Estimation
104.	Fitting EMS to Organisations
105.	Classroom Component of an Online Learning Community - Case Study of an MBA Program at the University of St. Gallen
106.	A UML Representation of U.S. Mutual Fund Servicing as an Iconic Model for Servicing the New EU Equivalent - UCITS
107.	A Methodology for Adaptive Workflows
108.	Process Orientation through SAP R/3: An Alignment Framework
109.	Information Systems Management within SMEs: An Italian Survey
110.	Electronic Commerce Acceptance: A Study Comparing the United States and the United Kingdom
111.	Intermediation Structures in Electronic Healthcare Portals
112.	A Knowledge Representation Framework for Facilitating Online Investing
113.	E-Business Strategy: Key Perspectives and Trends
114.	Library Web Site Assessment
115.	Rationale for the IRMA/DAMA 2000 Model Curriculum
116.	End User Development: Satisfaction with Tools and Satisfaction with Applications
117.	Spreadsheet Knowledge: An Exploratory Study
118.	An Adaptive Structuration Framework for Inter-organizational Social Informatics: Appropriating Advanced Information Technologies in Industry/Academic Collaborations
119.	Stickiness: Implications for Web-Based Customer Loyalty Efforts
120.	Designing Organizational Memory for Knowledge Management Support in Collaborative Learning
121.	Who Benefits from WWW-Presentations in the Basics of Informatics?
122.	Application Sharing Technology: Sharing the Application or its GUI?
123.	The Next Wave in ERP Implementation
124.	Using UML for Web Site Requirements Engineering
125.	Constructionist Principles as an Aid for Teaching: Notes from Experience
126.	A Framework for Realtime Online Auctions
127.	Bridging the Gap between Industry and Academia through Collaborative Teaching in Information Systems Education
128.	Understanding the Choiceboard Phenomenon: A Conceptual Model
129.	The Adoption of Workflow Systems and Their Impact on Organisations: The Results of a Case Study
130.	The Power of Active Learning: Definition, Defense, and Implementation
131.	Formal Methods and Secure Systems Development

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