Contemporary Trends in Systems Development - Softcover

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Section 1: Perspectives on Information Systems Development. The Machine is Not the Woman: Cyberfeminism and the Techno-Determinism of Information Systems; J. Arnold. To Err is Human: Implications for Information Systems Development; G.J. Bakehouse. CRISP: The Campaign for Real Information Systems Production; M.F. Chester. Methodological Rigour and Methodology Relevance in IS Development; S.K. Probert. Section 2: Information Systems Development Methods. The Impact of Reference Modeling in MRPII/ERP Systems on Business Process Reengineering; G. Bartoszewicz. A Maturity Framework for the Enterprise Modeling and Engineering Process; K. Borgen, O. Ohren. Development Methods for Knowledge Intensive Applications; I.T. Hawryszkiewycz. Framework Oriented Software Development and its Challenges: Commercial Software Solutions Provider Perspective; R. Polovina, et al. Are Use Cases Necessarily the Best Start of An OO System Development Process? G. Skagestein. Section 3: Information Systems Development Tools, Techniques and Technologies. Using Hierarchies to Adapt Domain Analysis to Software Development; M.J. Forsell. A Mobility Prediction Algorithm for Quality of Service Improvement in Wireless ATM; H.-k. Kim, et al. FTI Algorithm for Component Interface Meta Modeling of the TMN Agents; S.-H. Park, et al. XML: A Challenge for Databases? J. Pokorný. Process Diagram Technique for Business Processes Modeling; V. Repa. Artificial Neural Networks in Predicting a Dichotomous Level of Financial Distress for Uneven Training and Testing Samples; J. Zurada, et al. Section 4: Management of Information Systems and Systems Development. Managing Software Development within a Virtual ProjectEnvironment; S. Balint. Managerial Enterprise Structural Stakeholders (MESS) Model &endash; Modelling the Influence of Organisational Politics and Structure Upon Cost of Systems Development; L. Carver, E. Lewis. Development Recommendations for Knowledge Management/Organizational Memory Systems; M.E. Jennex, L. Olfman. An Integrated Object & Fuzzy Cognitive Maps Approach to Business Process Management; D. Kardaras, et al. An Empirical Assessment of IT Disaster Probabilities; W. Lewis, et al. Knowledge Management: Trusting Knowledge Workers; A. Nottingham. Information Systems Audit for Investment Decision; M. Pankowska. Section 5: Information Systems Application Areas. Implementation of an Integrated Software Package; T. Ahlin, J. Zupancic. Matchmaking Mechanisms for Agent-Mediated Electronic Markets; M. Bichler, A. Scharl. Implementing Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: Implications for Financial Specialists; A. Caglio, et al. A Model for Organisational Integration of Meeting Outcomes; C.J. Costa, et al. Decision Support Systems Implementation Research: Review of the Current State and Future Directions; S.B. Eom. WWW Workflows Based on Petri Nets; K. Knorr. Information Technology in the Marketing Mix of a Modern Business; J. Unold. Manningham On-Line &endash; Using Global Technologies for Building Local Electronic Commerce Business; K. Vigo, et al. Section 6: Information Systems Education and Learning. Maintaining Software May Help an Organisation Learn; D. Edberg, L. Olfman. Object Based Learning Systems (OBL): A Virtual Context for Embedding Artificial Intelligence in Tutorial Software; K. Folkman, J. Holmberg. Teaching XML in a Business School: Lessons Learned from the Agder Expe

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