Information Systems Development: Advances in Theory, Practice, and Education

CONTENTS......Page 25
1. SYSTEM CO-DEVELOPMENT THROUGH REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION......Page 30
2. INFORMATION SYSTEMS AS A DESIGN SCIENCE: SOME CONCERNS......Page 43
3. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT (ISD): PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE TRENDS......Page 56
4. CARS OF THE FUTURE: COMPUTERS AT THE WHEEL......Page 68
5. INTEGRATING ENTERPRISE AND IS DEVELOPMENT USING A MODEL DRIVEN APPROACH......Page 69
6. ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS EDUCATION: CAPITALIZING ON RECENT ADVANCES IN LEARNING THEORY......Page 80
7. XML IN THE WORLD OF (OBJECT-)RELATIONAL DATABASE SYSTEMS......Page 87
8. TOWARDS A PRIVACY FRAMEWORK FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT......Page 101
9. IS DEVELOPMENT AS THE MUTUAL ADAPTATION OF TECHNOLOGY AND BUSINESS PROCESS......Page 113
10. RETHINKING ISD METHODS: FITTING PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS PROFILES......Page 126
11. PRE-REQUISITES FOR SUCCESSFUL ADOPTION OF THE ASP MODEL BY USER ORGANIZATION......Page 137
12. ISD AS KNOWLEDGE WORK – AN ANALYSIS OF HOW A DEVELOPMENT METHOD IS USED IN PRACTICE......Page 146
13. CUSTOMIZING TRACEABILITY IN A SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS......Page 158
14. AGENT-ORIENTED INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT USING OPEN AND THE AGENT FACTORY......Page 170
15. MOTIVATION AND JOB SATISFACTION AMONG INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPERS – PERSPECTIVES FROM FINLAND, NIGERIA AND ESTONIA: A PRELIMINARY STUDY......Page 182
16. A COMBINED NEURAL NETWORK AND DECISION TREE APPROACH FOR TEXT CATEGORIZATION......Page 194
17. WORKING WITH METHODS: OBSERVATIONS ON THE ROLE OF METHODS IN SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT......Page 206
18. JMINING – INFORMATION DELIVERY WEB PORTAL ARCHITECTURE AND OPEN SOURCE IMPLEMENTATION......Page 219
19. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATION OF MULTIAGENT AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES IN INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEMS......Page 226
20. COMBINING SIMULATION MODELS WITH THE INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR AN OPERATIVE CONTROL OF THE OIL TERMINAL......Page 236
21. ASPECT-ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN USING ACTIVITY BASED COSTING......Page 248
22. ON CODING AND CODEBOOKS IN MULTIMEDIA INFORMATION SYSTEMS......Page 261
23. LINKING AND PROPAGATING BUSINESS RULE CHANGES TO IS DESIGN......Page 271
24. USING ENTERPRISE MODELING FOR IDENTIFICATION AND RESOLUTION OF HOMONYM CONFLICTS IN VIEW INTEGRATION......Page 283
25. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF CHALLENGES IN HYPERMEDIA SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT......Page 295
26. TRANSFORMATIONS OF UML DIAGRAMS FOR RECONCILIATION OF REQUIREMENTS......Page 307
27. FROM USE CASES TO WELL STRUCTURED CONCEPTUAL SCHEMAS......Page 320
28. A MODEL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT FOR LEARNING VIRTUAL ORGANIZATIONS......Page 332
29. SURVEY OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING PRACTICE IN LITHUANIAN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES......Page 343
30. FUNCTIONALITY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION LANGUAGE: CONCEPT, EVALUATION METHODOLOGY, AND EVALUATION PROBLEMS......Page 356
31. TEMPORAL SEMANTIC ABSTRACTION BASED ON LAYERED MULTIMEDIA DATA MODEL......Page 367
32. NEW METHODS FOR ENHANCING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE DUBLIN CORE METADATA STANDARD USING COMPLEX ENCODING SCHEMES......Page 378
33. FROM ANALOG INFORMATION TO DIGITAL DATABASES – DOES IT KEEP EVERYTHING INTACT?......Page 389
34. MODEL AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IN DISTRIBUTED DEVELOPMENT: AGREEMENT BASED APPROACH......Page 401
35. RENAISSANCE OF BUSINESS PROCESS MODELLING......Page 414
36. DOES THE PERCEIVED QUALITY OF AN ELECTRONIC GROCERY STORE EXPLAIN THE BUYING BEHAVIOR OF ITS CUSTOMERS? AN EXPLORATORY FIELD STUDY......Page 426
37. ONTOLOGY-BASED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR CRIME INVESTIGATION PROCESSES......Page 438
38. VARIATION IN STUDENTS’ CONCEPTIONS OF OBJECT-ORIENTED INFORMATION SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT......Page 450
39. END-USER COMPUTING IN BANKING INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY OF A LARGE SLOVENIAN BANK......Page 463
40. WORKING WITH ALTERNATIVE DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLES: A MULTIPROJECT EXPERIMENT......Page 473
41. A MODEL FOR A METHOD ADAPTATION PROCESS......Page 487
42. ON THE USE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH METHODS IN DATA MINING......Page 497
43. FILLING THE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SANDWICH: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY OF A COMPLEX WORK ENVIRONMENT......Page 510
44. DETERMINING AN APPROPRIATE APPROACH TO THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A WFMS......Page 523
45. ADDRESSING TACIT KNOWLEDGE IN ISD METHODOLOGIES......Page 534
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