Table of Contents - Volume 4

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TAXONOMY FOR INDUSTRIAL DATA BASE TO IMPROVE OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM
Shamsuddin Ahmed
pp. 1-6

E-GOVERNMENT: PRIVACY MODEL
Hassan Aljifri
Alexander Pons
pp. 7-13

AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF UNIVERSITIES’ WEB SITES
Marzie Astani
pp. 14-20

COBOL IN THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS CURRICULUM: A DINOSAUR OR AN ENDANGERED SPECIES?
Richard Aukerman
Dennis Mott
pp. 21-24

FUZZY EXPERT SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING THE FLEXIBILITY OF AN ORGANISATION – THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND FIELD STUDY RESEARCH
Roberto Biloslavo
Janez Grad
pp. 25-31

EVALUATING THE SYSTEMS DEVLOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
Roy Boggs
David DeMoya
pp. 32-37

A POLICY FOR MANAGING DATA QUALITY TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
Utpal Bose
Pete Chong
pp. 38-44

ARE UNDERGRADUATES USING THE INTERNET PRODUCTIVELY?
Carl Case
Darwin King
pp. 45-51

BUILDING A TIMELY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY: A PROCESS TO EFFICIENTLY AQUIRE DESISON USEFUL INFORMATION REGARDING EMERGING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
Casey Cegielski
Carl Rebman
pp. 52-58

WEB-BASED MEDICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Suresh Chalasani
pp. 59-65

RELIABILITY AND COST ANALYSES OF THE HYPERCUBE AND MESH COMMUNICATION DESIGNS IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BETWEEN COLLABORATORS
Suresh Chalasani
Marwan Wafa
pp. 66-72

A METHODOLOGY FOR DATABASE-ORIENTED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Chowdhury Shamsul
Ismail Waleid
pp. 73-79

“LETTER FROM THE EDITOR” AS A WAY FOR STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION: A STUDY OF THE IMAGE OF A JOURNAL
Tsai-Hsin Chu
Chia-Ping Yu
pp. 80-86

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH: AN ANALYSIS OF PROLIFIC AUTHORSHIP
George Claffey
Richard McCarthy
pp. 87-93

CODES OF ETHICAL CONDUCT ARE NOT ENOUGH: STAKEHOLDER THEORY DEMANDS MORE FROM I. T. PROFESSIONALS
William Cordeiro
pp. 94-100

SURVEY OF TECHNOLOGY SKILLS OF INCOMING FRESHMEN: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY
Nancy Csapo
Monica Holmes
pp. 101-107

ALIGNING MEDIA CHOICES WITH PROCESS CHARACTERISTICS
Cretson Dalmadge
Roman Wong
pp. 108-114

DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES FOR CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS
Angela Daniel
Binshan Lin
Jason Chen
pp. 115-121

CREATING FLEXIBLE POSTGRADUATE IT PROGRAMMES
Valerie Flynn
pp. 122-128

AN INTEGRATED, SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURAL APPROACH TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
Mordechai Gal-Or
William Spangler
Trevor Jones
pp. 129-135

TROJAN HORSES: THEY DECEIVE, THEY INVADE, THEY DESTROY
Hector Garcia Jr.
Ralph Reilly
Jack Shorter
pp. 136-142

A STRATEGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF REUSABLE LEARNING OBJECTS IN THE BOSTON AREA ADVANCED TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION CONNECTIONS PARTNERSHIP
Oscar Gutierrez
pp. 143-149

ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT SATISFACTION WITH SAP R/3 COMPONENT COURSES
Roger Hayen
Frank Andera
pp. 150-156

A CONCEPTUAL RESEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF TEACHING PEDAGOGY AND TECHNOLOGY ON LEARNING PERFORMANCE IN ONLINE EDUCATION
Wayne Huang
Thom Luce
pp. 157-163

AN OVERVIEW OF CRITICAL ISSUES OF E-GOVERNMENT
Zhenyu Huang
Peterson Bwoma
pp. 164-170

AUTOMATED SOLUTIONS: IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF SOFTWARE TESTING
Zhenyu Huang
Lisa Carter
pp. 171-177

DESIGN DESCRIPTION FOR SOFTWARE COMPONENTS
Vladan Jovanovic
Stevan Mrdalj
pp. 178-184

AN ANALYSIS OF ACTIVE LEARNING OUTCOMES IN LARGE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (MIS) COURSES
Elizabeth Kemm
Hongjiang Xu
Zhenyu Huang
Monica Holmes
pp. 185-190

WIDE AREA NETWORKS: A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT APPROACHES FOR HANDS-ON LABS
Rami Khasawneh
Rad Alrifai
Hani Abusalem
pp. 191-197

A CONCEPTUAL MODEL OF THE ASP INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT: LESSONS FROM KOREAN CASE STUDIES
Dohoon Kim
pp. 198-204

NATIONWIDE SURVEY OF E-COMMERCE APPLICATIONS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
Betty Kleen
L. Shell
pp. 205-211

EMERGING ISSUE OF REGULATION FOR ONLINE EDUCATION
Deanna Klein
pp. 212-215

LEGAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF E-COMMERCE
Karen Forcht
Daphyne Thomas
pp. 214-219

IS PLANNING IN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Janice Klemz
Gerry Simon
Anil Kumar
pp. 216-222

DEVELOPING A SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN FOR ERP: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Linda Lau
pp. 223-229

VIDEOCONFERENCING AS AN INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIUM: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Linda Lau
pp. 230-236

FACTORS THAT AFFECT SUCCESSFUL MOBILE COMMERCE
Ook Lee
Woonghee Lee
pp. 237-243

AN ASSESSMENT OF 100 FORTUNE 500 COMPANY WEBSITES
Dana McCann
John Griffith
pp. 244-250

FULFILLING INFORMATION SYSTEMS LITERACY NEEDS
Dale Gust
Dana McCann
pp. 251-256

ETHICAL DECISION MAKING AND COPYING SOFTWARE: THE IMPACT OF THE IDEOLOGY OF COMPUTER SOCIALISTS
Matt McGowan
Paul Stephens
pp. 257-263

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF WEB SITE PRIVACY AND SECURITY BY INDUSTRY
Donald Moscato
pp. 264-270

GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS FOR U.S. INFORMATION SYSTEMS ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Balakrishnan Muthuswamy
Galen Crow
pp. 271-276

AN APPROACH TO TARGETED MARKETING USING SPATIAL DATA MINING AT CAMPBELL SCIENTIFIC, INC
Pamela Pratt
David Olsen
pp. 277-283

E-COMMERCE COURSE PROLIFERATION IN UNDERGRADUATE INFORMATION SYSTEMS CURRICULA
Harry Reif
pp. 284-290

A SURVEY OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT COVERAGE WITHIN UNDERGRADUATE INFORMATION SYSTEMS’ SYSTEMS ANALYSIS TEXTBOOKS
Harry Reif
Michel Mitri
pp. 291-295

AN APPROACH TO TEACHING MIS COURSES IN ADULT EDUCATION
Robert Rollins
pp. 296-301

EXTRANET IMPLEMENTATION: A CASE STUDY OF A COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE INFORMATION NETWORK
Steven Ross
Deepinder Bajwa
Christopher Sandvig
pp. 302-308

ASSESSING THE RESPONSE TO AND SUCCESS OF EMAIL MARKETING PROMOTIONS
Karl Smart
James Cappel
pp. 309-315

TEAM-BASED LEARNING: PROMOTING CLASSROOM COLLABORATION
Karl Smart
Nancy Csapo
pp. 316-322

CHALLENGES AND SUCCESS FACTORS FOR DISTANCE LEARNING ORGANIZATIONS TARGETING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS
Jelena Vucetic
pp. 323-329

ENHANCING SOFTWARE ENGINEERING METHODOLOGIES INTO J2EE PROGRAMMING PROJECTS
Ming Wang
Xuesong Zhang
pp. 330-336

A RULE BASED FORECAST OF COMPUTER HARD DRIVE COSTS
G. Webb
pp. 337-343

COST-EFFECTIVE LONG TERM SOLUTION FOR THE TENSION OF DATA ENCRYPTION ON THE PRIVACY
Myung-Ho Yoon
Andy Chen
pp. 344-349

USE OF DATA MINING TO DERIVE CRM STRATEGIES OF AN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SERVICE CENTER IN KOREA
Youngsam Yoon
Yongmoo Suh
pp. 350-356

CAR REGISTRATION SIMULATION MODEL IN GCC COUNTRY
Shamsuddin Ahmed
pp. 357-363

A SIMPLIFIED ACCOUNTING PROGRAM TO SUPPORT INTRODUCTORY ACCOUNTING EDUCATION
Jon Andrus
pp. 364-368

SUPPORT FOR MIS SPECIALISTS: A KNOWLEDGE-BASED APPROACH FOR MANAGING CHANGE
Meral Binbasioglu
Elaine Winston
pp. 369-375

KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR IMPROVING CORPORATE PERFORMANCE: AN APPLICATON OF ARGUMENTATION LANGUAGE
Meral Binbasioglu
Edward J. Zychowicz
pp. 376-382

OPTIONAL PROJECTS IN THE DATABASE COURSE: IMPLICATIONS FOR STUDENT PERFORMANCE
William Bullers Jr.
pp. 383-389

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER FACTORS IN PHYSICIAN SELECTION
Sonny Butler
Cheryl Aasheim
pp. 390-396

PROTOTYPING A WEB-BASED LEARNING AID
Edward Chen
James Hu
Grace Hu
pp. 397-403

A WEB SECURITY SYSTEM MODEL TO ASSIST CIS/MIS COURSES DESIGN
Kuan Chen
pp. 404-408

A TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICE MANAGEMENT COURSE MODEL FOR THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Young Choi
Faye Teer
pp. 409-415

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION USING WEB SERVICES
Chakib Chraibi
pp. 416-422

BRIDGING THE IS EXPECTATION GAP: COGNITIVE LEARNING STYLES AND THE IS 2002 CURRICULUM
Tonjia Coverdale
Jigish Zaveri
pp. 423-429

THE IMPACT OF E-COMMERCE ON DEVELOPING A COURSE IN OPERATING SYSTEMS: AN INTERPRETIVE STUDY
Reggie Davidrajuh
pp. 430-436

TEACHING IT IN A HYBRID LEARNING ENVIRONMENT A CASE STUDY
Terry Dennis
Omar El-Gayar
Zehai Zhou
pp. 437-443

DEGREE-BASED IT CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENTS FROM THE UNITED STATES AND NIGERIA
Ezegozie Eze
Faye Zhu
pp. 444-450

WEB SERVICES: THE THIRD WAVE OF INTERNET DEVELOPMENT
Jeanette Francis
pp. 451-457

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: ARE WE TEACHING A SCIENCE?
Beena George
David Taylor
Gerald Kohers
pp. 458-464

ACADEMIC SERVICE-LEARNING AS AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS CURRICULUM ASSET
Michael Godfrey
pp. 465-471

EXPERIENTIAL E-LEARNING AS A MECHANISM FOR CREATING COMPETENCY IN INFORMATION AND SECURITY SYSTEMS
Charla Griffy-Brown
Michael Hamlin
pp. 472-478

USING SIMULATION TO PREDICT PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF MIRRORED WWW HOST
Dennis Guster
Paul Safonov
Charles Hall
Richard Sundheim
pp. 479-485

COMPARISON OF TWO CROSSDOCKING LAYOUTS AT A JIT MANUFACTURER
Karina Hauser
Chen Chung
pp. 486-492

ON MY HONOR: DO SCOUT MERIT BADGES SIMILARLY PREPARE GIRLS AND BOYS FOR A FUTURE IN TECHNOLOGY?
Lynn Heinrichs
pp. 493-499

LEGAL RAMIFICATIONS OF ARCHIVED E-MAIL
Monica Holmes
Elizabeth Campbell
pp. 500-506

EVOLUTION OF SOFTWARE AGENT-BASED E-COMMERCE: BASED ON AGENT COMPETITION MODEL
Dongsu Jin
Yongmoo Suh
pp. 507-513

AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE UNDERGRADUATE EXIT COMPETENCIES SPECIFIED IN THE IS 2002 MODEL CURRICULUM
Christopher Jones
Betty Tucker
pp. 514-520

WEB SERVICES AND THEIR BUSINESS IMPLICATIONS
Boon-Oh Kim
Ted Lee
Yong Choi
Jinyoul Lee
pp. 521-527

INFORMATION SYSTEMS OUTSOURCING: EXPLORATION ON THE IMPACT OF OUTSOURCING SERVICE PROVIDERS’ SERVICE QUALITY
Dae Kim
Myun Cheon
Constant Beugre
Tonjia Coverdale
pp. 528-534

EFFECT OF PRIOR EXPERIENCE WITH THE INTERNET ON GRADUATE STUDENTS’ PERCEPTION TOWARD COURSEWARE USABILITY AND WEB-BASED DISTANCE LEARNING INSTRUCTION: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY IN A HYBRID INSTRUCTION ENVIRONMENT
Alex Koohang
Edward Weiss
pp. 535-541

EFFECTIVENESS OF COMMUNICATION TOOLS IN COLLABORATIVE WORK
Ann Kortlandt
Thom Luce
pp. 542-548

ECONOMIC EVALUATION AND JUSTIFICATION OF E-BUSINESS (PROJECTS) IN SLOVENIA
Dusan Lesjak
Vasja Vehovar
Tom Seymour
Viktorija Sulcic
pp. 549-555

MANAGING RECRUITMENT OF STUDENTS TO THE CIS MINOR IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Suhong Li
Harold Records
Kenneth Fougere
pp. 556-562

INTEGRATING COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS INTO AN INFORMATION SYSTEMS CORE COURSE
Jay Liebowitz
pp. 563-568

INTEGRATING WEB SERVICES INTO A WEB-BASED COLLEGE ADMISSION PORTAL SYSTEM
Billy Lim
Yan Sun
pp. 569-575

TRUST IN MOBILE HEALTHCARE: RESEARCH REVIEW AND IMPLICATIONS
Binshan Lin
pp. 576-581

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON GENDER AND WAGE DIFFERENCES IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECTOR
Lai Liu
Kai Koong
pp. 582-588

A COMPARISON OF IS PROGRAMS WITH MODEL CURRICULA
Ronald MacKinnon
pp. 589-595

A STUDY OF THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN HIGH SCHOOL BUSINESS EDUCATION
Carrie Maneikis
Elizabeth Kemm
pp. 596-597

COLLABORATIVE TEACHING USING CONSTRUCTIONISM IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEM COURSES
Bonita McVey
Kathleen Molnar
pp. 598-604

ASP.NET: THE NEW PARADIGM FOR WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Mike Morrison
Joline Morrison
pp. 605-610

ADVANCING THE SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN CURRICULUM
Stevan Mrdalj
Vladan Jovanovic
pp. 611-617

AN INFORMATION SYSTEM TO IMPROVE CUSTOMER SERVICE IN A MAJOR RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
Yousif Mustafa
pp. 618-624

ISSUES OF TRUST AND COMMITMENT IN COLLABORATIVE COMMERCE
Kazuo Nakatani
Ta-Tao Chuang
pp. 625-631

INTERNATIONALIZATION FEATURES IN THE MICROSOFT .NET DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM AND WINDOWS 2000/XP
William Newman
Syed Ghaznavi
pp. 632-638

DIMINISHING FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS (FDIS) IN THE ANDEAN COMMUNITY OF NATIONS (CAN) AND THE KNOWLEDGEBASED SOCIETY
Heberto Ochoa-Morales
pp. 639-645

CYBERSLACKING – LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES FACING IT MANAGERS
Beverly Oswalt
Florence Elliot-Howard
pp. 646-652

DEVELOPING E-COMMERCE SKILLS FOR A GLOBAL ECONOMY
Sharon Paranto
pp. 653-659

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECURITY AWARENESS IN ACADEMIA: AN INITIAL ASSESSMENT
Miguel Perez
Ronald Berry
Christine Hollman
pp. 660-666

EVALUATION OF SERVER-SIDE TECHNOLOGY FOR WEB DEPLOYMENT
Alexander Pons
pp. 667-671

STUDENT ATTITUDES TOWARD WEB-BASED COURSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FEATURES
Manying Qiu
Steve Davis
Sadie Gregory
pp. 672-678

THE ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF A VIRTUAL TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Mohammad Rob
Emmanuel Opara
pp. 679-685

WHAT DO STUDENTS REALLY THINK ABOUT POWERPOINT LECTURES?
Claude Simpson
Lissa Pollacia
Jimmy Speers
T. Willis
pp. 686-692

REAL PROJECTS, REAL LESSONS – WHAT STUDENTS LEARN AND WHAT THE INSTRUCTOR HAS LEARNED
Ted Strickland
pp. 693-699

UNWIRING BUSINESS NETWORKS: SECURITY AND PERFORMANCE ISSUES OF WIRELESS NETWORKS
Tiki Suarez
pp. 700-706

SOCIALIST DEMOCRACY AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: THE CASE OF SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA
Winston Tellis
Art McAdams
pp. 707-713

USING SIMULATION MODELING TO DEVELOP A GOLF COURSE FLOW DSS
Andrew Tiger
Jimmy Speers
Claude Simpson
Dave Salzer
pp. 720-726

INNOVATION STRATEGY: IT, R&D AND PROFITABILITY
Vijay Vemuri
Gregory Kellar
Anthony Akel
pp. 727-733

INCREASING THE NUMBER OF WOMEN IN THE TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES THROUGH ROLE MODEL INTERVENTION
Sharon Vest
Marino Niccolai
pp. 734-740

ENVIRONMENTAL UNCERTAINTY AND CIOS’ ASSESSMENTS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ISSUES
Sidne Ward
Arthur Gilbert
Roger Pick
pp. 741-747

THE EU’S DATA PROTECTION DIRECTIVE: HEADED FOR THE ROCKS
James Weber
Richard Paulson
pp. 748-754

INSTANT MESSAGING IN BUSINESS
Wallace Wood
Susan Haugen
pp. 755-761

THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR DATA QUALITY IN ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM --- DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES’ PERSPECTIVE
Hongjiang Xu
Dandong Lu
pp. 762-768

TECHNOLOGY CONTENT ANALYSIS OF THE FORTUNE 500 CORPORATE WEB SITES
Jensen Zhao
pp. 769-775