Information Systems Development : Advances in Methodologies, Components and Management

Result of the 11th International Conference on Information Systems Development: Methods and Tools, Theory and Practice, held in Riga, Latvia, September 12-14, 2002, this volume is a useful reference for those in the fields of general management, systems and control theory, software engineering and operation systems.

1. Reflections On Information Systems Development 1988-2002; D. Avison, G. Fitzgerald. 2. ISD as Folding Together Humans & IT; L. Stapleton. 3. Development of Information Society: Problems and Solutions; V. Kiauleikis, A. Janaviciuute, M. Kisuleikis, N. Morkevicius. 4. Goal Oriented Requirements Engineering; C. Rolland. 5. Towards Continuous Development; D. Dalcher. 6. Developing Web-Based Education Using Information Systems Methodologies; J. Traxler. 7. Trends in Developing Web-Based Multimedia Information Systems; I. Jonasson. 8. The Organisational Deployment of Systems Development Methodologies; M. Huisman, J. Iivari. 9. The Rationalization of Organizational Life: The Role of Information Systems; D. Cecez-Kecmanovic, M. Janson. 10. Information Systems Development in Emergent Organizations; T. Atlatalo, V. Oinas-Kukkonen, M. Siponen.11. Success Factors for Outsourced Information System Development; M.E. Jennex, O. Adelakun. 12. Actable Information Systems; S. Cronholm, G. Goldkuhl.13. Management Support Methods Research for Information Systems Development; M. Pankowska. 14. Panel on Change Management and Information Systems; G. Harindranath, R. Moreton, B. Lundell, W. Wojtkowski. 15. The Role Of Leadership in Virtual Project Management; J. Grevins, V. Innus. 16. Managing Knowledge in a Networked Context; P. Backlund, M. Strand. 17. Creating an Organisational Memory Through Integration of Enterprise Modelling, Patterns and Hypermedia: The Hyperknowledge Approach; A. Persson, J. Stirna. 18. Application Domain Knowledge Modelling Using Conceptual Graphs; I. Valatkaite, O. Vasilecas. 19. On Modelling Emerging Behaviour of Multifunctional Non-Profit Organisations; R. Savimaa. 20. How to Comprehend Large and Complicated Systems; J. Bardzins, A. Kalnins. 21. Software Engineering and Its Implementation Research: An Analytical Assessment of Current SE Frameworks as Implementation Strategies; B. Bygstad, B.E. Munkvold. 22. Software Development Risk Management Survey; B. Apine.23. Research Notes on Developing a Formal Organizational Language; P. Kanellis, D. Stamoulis, P. Makrigiannis, D. Martakos. 24. Applying System Development Methods In Practice; S. Madsen, K. Kautz. |25. Scalable System Design with the BCEMD Layering; L. Maciaszek, B.L. Liong. 26. Refining OEM to Improve Features of Query Languages for Semistructured Data. P. Hlousek, J. Pokorny. 27. Deriving Triggers from UML/OCL Specification; M. Badawy, K. Richta. 28. The Future of Information Technology - Hopes and Challenges; J. Unold. 29. Recommendations for the Practical Use of Elliott Jaques'' Organizational and Social Theories in the Information Technology Field: Teams, Software, Databases, Telecommunications and Innovations; S. Ivanov. 30. The Impact of Technological Paradigm Shift on Information System Design; G. Magyar, G. Knapp. 31. Key Issues in Information Technology Adoption in Small Companies; J. Zupancic, B. Werber. 32.