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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

09.11.2012

Herausgeber

Joze Zupancic + weitere

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Springer Us

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742

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25,4/17,8/4,1 cm

Gewicht

1403 g

Auflage

Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1999

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4613-7200-4

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

09.11.2012

Herausgeber

Verlag

Springer Us

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742

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25,4/17,8/4,1 cm

Gewicht

1403 g

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Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1999

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4613-7200-4

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  • 1. Musings on Space Mission Development and Information Systems Support.- 2. Differing Rates of Progress in IS Development and BPR: A Case Study.- 3. Deployment of System Development Methods: Exploring Paradigmatic Mismatches.- 4. The Ontology/Epistemology Dichotomy in Information Systems Development: An Ethnographic Contribution.- 5. Reconciling the Human, Organisational, and Technical Factors of IS Development.- 6. Data Warehouses: A Modelling Perspective.- 7. Anchoring Visions in Organizations.- 8. IT-Enabled Effective and Efficient International Technology Transfer for SMEs.- 9. Using Past Performance to Improve Future Practice: A Framework for Method Evaluation and Improvement.- 10. Psychology of the Crowd as an Important Factor in Business Information Systems.- 11. Organisational Change and IT: Education Support Systems for Innovation.- 12. Architecture of Open Information Systems.- 13. Telework in Slovenia.- 14. Methodology for Business Processes Analysis.- 15. Towards Advanced Visualisation Techniques in CASE: Initial Findings and Suggestions.- 16. Why Many Interfaces Are Needed for a Distributed Object.- 17. Assessment of Information System Security in a Slovenian State Agency.- 18. Information Systems Diagnosis.- 19. A Framework for Selecting Appropriate Requirements Acquisition Techniques.- 20. First Steps Toward Process Improvement for Small-to-Medium Information System Organizations.- 21. Is Class Modelling a Hidden Agenda for the Domain Expert?: A Case Study.- 22. Outsourcing Impact on Security Issues.- 23. SMEA/L: An Approach to Engineering Situational Methods by Matching Project Situations to Existing ISD-Methods.- 24. The Model of Temporal Database with Modal Time.- 25. Specification-Driven Maintenance of Integrity Constraints.- 26. Reflection of Information Systems Supported Work Processes: An Interpretive Analysis of User-Driven Development Meetings.- 27. Sava: Committed to Organizational Learning.- 28. Object Relations in Cooperative Environments: Dealing with the Vocabulary Problem.- 29. Bridging the Gap between Information Modelling and Business Modelling for ISD.- 30. Information Requirement Analysis in Business Processes.- 31. A Multi-National CAI Management Learning Tool.- 32. Information and Communication Systems: Evolving towards Interoperability.- 33. Information System for Management: Random Generators for Job-Shop Scheduling Problems.- 34. Distributed Information Systems for Cooperative Situations.- 35. The Assessment of IS Complexity Based on Genetictaxonomy.- 36. Information Systems Development (ISD) in Complex Settings as Interlocking Spirals of Sense-Making.- 37. Visualization and User Interface Questions about Disability.- 38. BPR and Workflow Management Paradigm in Public Administration Context: New Approaches to Information Systems Analysis and Design.- 39. Maintenance, Enhancement, and Flexibility in Information Systems Development.- 40. Multimedia in Decision Support Systems.- 41. New Marketing.- 42. Validation of Rule-Based Systems Generated by Classification Algorithms.- 43. Object Orientation in System Development: The Case of Norway.- 44. Application of Business Process Reengineering and Information Technology: Experience in Slovenia.- 45. Integration of Internal and External Data for Marketing Management.- 46. Improving Make-or-Buy Decisions and Quality with Risk Evaluation Decision Support for an Enterprise.- 47. The Role of Methods in Strategy Development and Implementation: A Finance Industry Case Study.- 48. Managing a Large Distributed Project on the Web.- 49. Cluster-Based Connection Structure for SDI Documents.- 50. Information Utility Evaluation and Design of MIS.- 51. The Challenge of Human Behaviour Modelling in Information Systems Development.- 52. The Year 2000 Problem in Slovenia: Views of Top Managers and IS Professionals.- 53. Organisational Learning through Internet Technology.- 54. Experiences in the Management of the Large Project ONIX: A Project for Modernising the Slovenian Geographical Information Infrastructure.- 55. Developing a Neural Network Application.- 56. Developing Solutions for Redesign: A Case Study in Tobacco Industry.- 57. Designing an Application for the Distributed Enterprise.- 58. “Soft Trends” in Information Systems Development/Implementation.- 59. Experiences in Teaching Software Engineering.- 60. Quality Control and Enhancement of R+D Activity in the Higher Education in Hungary.- 61. The Monsters and Their Mutation: Are Existing User Interface Still Designed for Users?.- 62. Research and Reality: Combining Theory and Practise.- 63. Modelling the “Information Aspect” of Human Purposeful Activities.- 64. Business Process Reengineering as a Way of Shaping Management Information Needs.- 65. Databases for New Age.- 66. User Oriented Prototyping: Relational Database Design.- 67. The Experience with the Strategic Planning for the Information Society in Romania: A Case Study.- 68. Modelling and Information Requirements of Basic Processes.- 69. Two Aspects of the Information Systems Financial Effectivity.- 70. A Soft Change-Management Approach Applied to Information Systems Development.- 71. A Method for Visual Interactive Modeling and Simulation for Production Process Improvement.- 72. A Management Information System for Classification of Scientific Achievements.