Information Systems Frontiers

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Ram Ramesh and Raghav Rao

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2002, volume 4, articles 4

Introduction pp. 359-361

Michael Bauer, Gene Hoffnagle, Howard Johnson and Gabriel Silberman

Lightweight Reasoning about Program Correctness pp. 363-377

Marsha Chechik and Wei Ding

A Theory of Object-Oriented Design pp. 379-391

Amnon H. Eden

Towards Specifying Constraints for Object-Oriented Frameworks pp. 393-407

Daqing Hou and H. James Hoover

Intelligent Search Methods for Software Maintenance pp. 409-423

Huixiang Liu and Timothy C. Lethbridge

2002, volume 4, articles 3

Co-Design of Business and IT Systems—Introduction by Guest Editors pp. 251-256

Kecheng Liu, Lily Sun and Keith Bennett

Language/Action Meets Organisational Semiotics: Situating Conversations with Norms pp. 257-272

Aldo de Moor

Navigating the Gap Between Action and a Serving Information System pp. 273-284

Donna Champion and Frank Stowell

Electronic Markets for Architects—The Architecture of Electronic Markets pp. 285-302

Mareike Schoop

Developing a Theory to Explain the Insights Gained Concerning Information Systems and Business Process Behaviour: The ASSESS-IT Project pp. 303-316

Julie Eatock, Ray J. Paul and Alan Serrano

Linking Business Processes and Information Systems Provision in a Dynamic Environment pp. 317-329

I. Beeson, S. Green, J. Sa and A. Sully

Domain Modelling and the Co-Design of Business Rules in the Telecommunication Business Area pp. 331-342

Monique Snoeck and Cindy Michiels

REVERE: Support for Requirements Synthesis from Documents pp. 343-353

Pete Sawyer, Paul Rayson and Roger Garside

2002, volume 4, articles 2

Foreword Information Systems: Modeling and Analysis pp. 147-147

Ram Ramesh and H. Raghav Rao

QoS-Centric Stateful Resource Management in Information Systems pp. 149-160

Nong Ye

The Role of Modeling and Asynchronous Distributed Simulation in Analyzing Complex Systems of the Future pp. 161-177

Sumit Ghosh

A Generalized Model for Predictive Data Mining pp. 179-186

James V. Hansen and James McDonald

Data Mining by Means of Binary Representation: A Model for Similarity and Clustering pp. 187-197

Zippy Erlich, Roy Gelbard and Israel Spiegler

Managerial Competences for ERP Journeys pp. 199-211

Pernille Kræmmergaard and Jeremy Rose

Electronic Markets, Hierarchies, Hubs, and Intermediaries pp. 213-228

Levent V. Orman

Future Penetration of Academic Electronic Journals: Four Scenarios pp. 229-244

Anat Hovav and Paul Gray

2002, volume 4, articles 1

Foreword Next Generation Enterprises—Virtual Organizations and Pervasive/Mobile Technologies pp. 5-7

R. Ramesh, H. Raghav Rao and Gabriel Silberman

Virtual Organizations, Pervasive Computing, and an Infrastructure for Networking at the Edge pp. 9-18

Jim Waldo

Event-Based Interaction Management for Composite E-Services in eFlow pp. 19-31

Fabio Casati and Ming-Chien Shan

Process-Based E-Service Composition for Modeling and Automating Zero Latency Supply Chains pp. 33-54

Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Hans Schuster, Andrzej Cichocki and Donald Baker

Using Markets to Engineer Resource Management for the Information Grid pp. 55-62

Kevin Kwiat

Network Quality of Service for the Enterprise: A Broad Overview pp. 63-84

Stephanie Wood and Samir Chatterjee

A Negotiation Enabling Agent Based Infrastructure: Composition and Behavior pp. 85-99

Nick Szirbik

Dynamic Customer Value Management: Asset Values under Demand Uncertainty using Airline Yield Management and Related Techniques pp. 101-119

Vibhu Kalyan

The Next Generation Enterprise: A CIO Perspective on the Vision, its Impacts, and Implementation Challenges pp. 121-138

Rajiv Kishore and Ephraim R. McLean

2001, volume 3, articles 4

Introduction pp. 399-401

Albert Jones and Saul I. Gass

Toward Self-Integrating Software Applications for Supply Chain Management pp. 403-412

Albert Jones, Nenad Ivezic and Michael Gruninger

Global Supply Chain Design pp. 413-416

Terry P. Harrison

Unresolved Issues in Supply Chain Network Design pp. 417-426

Ronald H. Ballou

Guidelines for Collaborative Supply Chain System Design and Operation pp. 427-453

John A. Muckstadt, David H. Murray, James A. Rappold and Dwight E. Collins

Modeling and IT Perspectives on Supply Chain Integration pp. 455-464

Jeremy F. Shapiro

Value Creation in a Network: The Role of Pricing and Revenue Optimization and Enterprise Profit OptimizationTM pp. 465-470

Sanjeev Kalanidhi

Supply Chain Operations Reference Model Version 5.0: A New Tool to Improve Supply Chain Efficiency and Achieve Best Practice pp. 471-476

Scott Stephens

Quantity and Due Date Quoting Available to Promise pp. 477-488

Chien-Yu Chen, Zhen-Ying Zhao and Michael O. Ball

2001, volume 3, articles 3

Foreword pp. 279-279

Edward A. Stohr and J. Leon Zhao

Workflow Automation: Overview and Research Issues pp. 281-296

Edward A. Stohr and J. Leon Zhao

Exterminating the Dynamic Change Bug: A Concrete Approach to Support Workflow Change pp. 297-317

W.M.P. van der Aalst

Managing Workflow Authorization Constraints through Active Database Technology pp. 319-338

Fabio Casati, Silvana Castano and MariaGrazia Fugini

Performance Analytic Models and Analyses for Workflow Architectures pp. 339-355

Kwang-Hoon Kim and Clarence A. Ellis

The OCoN Approach to Workflow Modeling in Object-Oriented Systems pp. 357-376

G. Wirtz, M. Weske and H. Giese

Creating Shared Information Spaces to Support Collaborative Design Work pp. 377-392

Joseph G. Davis, E. Subrahmanian, Suresh Konda, Helen Granger, Michael Collins and Arthur W. Westerberg

2001, volume 3, articles 2

Introduction pp. 139-141

C. West Churchman, James F. Courtney and G. Lawrence Sanders

Feminist Philosophy and Information Systems pp. 143-154

Alison Adam and Helen Richardson

Some Observations on the Semantics of “Information” pp. 155-167

Julian Newman

Understanding the Philosophical Underpinnings of Software Engineering Research in Information Systems pp. 169-183

Dawn G. Gregg, Uday R. Kulkarni and Ajay S. Vinzé

A Philosophy of Information Technology and Systems (IT & S) as Tools: Tool Development Context, Associated Skills and the Global Technology Transfer (GTT) Process pp. 185-197

Deborah Bunker

The Philosophy of Critical Realism—An Opportunity for Information Systems Research pp. 199-210

Philip J. Dobson

Developing Intrinsically Motivated Information Systems—A Critical Systems Approach pp. 211-226

Petros Panagiotidis and John S. Edwards

Effective Knowledge Management: Knowledge, Thinking and the Personal—Corporate Knowledge Nexus Problem pp. 227-238

Steve Benson and Craig Standing

Rationality in Information Systems Support to Decision Making pp. 239-248

David L. Olson

Information Systems Knowledge: Foundations, Definitions, and Applications pp. 249-266

Lee A. Freeman

A Philosophical Approach to the Concept of Data Model: Is a Data Model, in Fact, a Model? pp. 267-274

E. Marcos and A. Marcos

2001, volume 3, articles 1

Introduction pp. 5-6

James F. Courtney and G. Lawrence Sanders

The Systems Approach to Design, and Inquiring Information Systems: Scandinavian Experiences and Proposed Research Program pp. 7-18

Kristo Ivanov

A Dialogue with C. West Churchman pp. 19-27

Jaana Porra

Churchman's Hegelian Inquiring System and Perspectival Thinking pp. 29-39

John D. Haynes

Questions and Information: Contrasting Metaphors pp. 41-48

Thomas W. Lauer

An Assessment of the Singerian Inquiring Organizational Model: Cases from Academia and the Utility Industry pp. 49-62

Sandra M. Richardson, James F. Courtney and David B. Paradice

Designing Scientific Knowledge Infrastructures: The Contribution of Epistemology pp. 63-73

Alexander Hars

Choosing Between Competing Design Ideals in Information Systems Development pp. 75-90

Heinz K. Klein and Rudy Hirschheim

Implications from Decision Science for the Systems Development Life Cycle in Information Systems pp. 91-105

Cathal M. Brugha

Synthesizing User Centered and Designer Centered IS Development Approaches Using General Systems Theory pp. 107-121

Edward J. Garrity

Philosophically Based Limitations to Freedom of Speech in Virtual Communities pp. 123-131

Miranda Mowbray