Table of Contents

• Date Warehouse DesignStefano Rizzi, Matteo Golfarelli.
• Understanding Enterprise Middleware TechnologyIan Gorton, Phong Tran.
• Information Requirements are Human, Computers only Machines: Measur s Rigorous Methods Based on Social NormsRonald K. Stamper.
• Case Study: Industry Strength -It s True Meaning for High-Tech SMEsColin J. Theaker.
• Understanding the Enterprise Information System TechnologyGerd Wagner.
• Making the Most of Your KnowledgeIan Ritchie.
• Case Study: Agents-The Future of Intelligent CommunicationsRobert A. Ghanea-Hercock.
• Case Study: A New World for the Enterprise--E-Commerce and Open SourcesThomas Greene.
• Developing Agent-Oriented Information Systems for the EnterpriseJaelson Castro, Manuel Kolp, John Mylopoulos.
• E-Commerce and Its Real-Time Requirements: Modelling E-Commerce as a Real-Time SystemAlbert Mo Kim Cheng.
• Modelling and Building Component Based Web Applications Using Enterprise Java BeansBalbir Barn.
• Enterprise-Wide Information Systems: The Case of SAP R/3 ApplicationMajed Al-Mashari. 3-8
• Information Security: A Logic Based ApproachSteve Barker. 9-14
• Creating Realistic Data for Performance EvaluationChris Bates, Innes Ritchie. 15-20
• Object Relational Transformation Case ToolA. Battacharya, J. Wenny Rahayu. 21-26
• Monitoring Production Plants Activities in Real Time as a Way to Gather Decision Support Information in AdvanceOrlando Belo. 27-31
• Process Enabled Information SystemsGiorgio Bruno, Marco Torchiano. 32-37
• A Gemstone GISMary Garvey, Mike Jackson, Martin Roberts. 44-48
• Measures to Get Better Quality DatabasesMarcela Genero, Mario Piattini, Coral Calero, Manuel A. Serrano. 49-55
• On the Interest of Combining UML with the B Formal Method for the Specification of Database ApplicationsRegine Laleau. 56-63
• Simplifying Database Design and Integrating it Into Dynamic Web Site ConstructionIan Newman. 64-70
• An Empirical Comparison of Histogram-Like Techniques for Query OptimizationB. John Oommen, Luis Rueda. 71-78
• Object-Oriented Decision Support SystemFranck Ravat, Olivier Teste. 79-84
• Agent-Oriented Analysis and Design of Enterprise Information SystemsGerd Wagner. 85-89
• Web Databases and Related Performance IssuesYuanling Zhu, Kevin Lü, Yi Li. 90-96
• Distributed Order Planning for Networked EnterprisesAmérico Lopes Azevedo, Jorge Pinho de Sousa. 97-101
• Concurrent Validation in the Treatment of Uncertainty in a Expert SystemLucimar F. de Carvalho, Fernando Mendes de Azevedo, Silvia M. Nassar, Christiane Koehler, Hugo J. T. de Carvalho, Charles T. Batezini, Fernanda Ramos. 102-107
• An Information Theoretic Self-Organising Map with Disaggregation of Output ClassesMark O Connor, William J. Walley. 108-115
• Expert System-Based Alarm Management in Communication NetworksS. Díaz, J. I. Escudero, Joaquín Luque. 116-120
• The Use of Information Theory in the Construction of a Bayesian Belief Network: A Case StudyDavid E. Emery. 121-126
• Decision Support Systems within TelecommunicationsPaul Flynn, Tom Lunney, Terri Scott, Kevin Curran. 127-131
• Syntax-Directed Translation Schemes for Multi-Agent Systems Conversation ModellingAna L. N. Fred, Joaquim Filipe. 132-138
• Decision Can : A Database of Decision CasesNuno M. V. Pine Goncalves, Pedro Antunes. 139-143
• Agent-Based Object RecognitionOliver Hempel, Ulrich Büker, Georg Hartmann. 144-148
• Self Organizing Maps for Value Estimation to Solve Reinforcement Learning TasksA. Kleiner, Bernadette Sharp, O. Bittel. 149-156
• Solving Large Scale Multi-Criteria Job Sequencing Problems in Real Industrial EnvironmentsG. Kostaras, I. Makarouni, G. Mitrou, John E. Psarras. 157-162
• Code Understanding Through Context-Oriented Uncertainty Reasoning for Enterprise Information System ReengineeringYang Li, Hongji Yang. 163-170
• Integration of Expert System Rules into Standardized Object Description Models for Telecommunication Network ManagementS. Martin, C. León, Manuel Mejías, M. C. Romero, A. V. Medina. 171-175
• A User-Friendly Development Tool for Medical Diagnosis Based on Bayesian NetworksIsabel Milho, Ana L. N. Fred. 176-180
• Who Does What? Matching Agents to Tasks in Adaptive WorkflowJonathan P. Moore, Robert Inder, Paul W. H. Chung, Ann Macintosh, Jussi Stader. 181-185
• On Adaptive Testing with Fuzzy LogicÁngel Neira, Alfredo Alguero, José Antonio López Brugos, Víctor G. García. 186-190
• Experiments in Optimising the Task of Anaphora ResolutionConstantin Orasan, Richard Evans. 191-195
• An Agent Architecture for Multi-Agent Dynamic SchedulingJoaquim Reis, Nuno J. Mamede. 203-208
• How to Make KDD Process More Accessible to UsersMaria de Fatima Rodrigues, Carlos Ramos, Pedro Rangel Henriques. 209-216
• An Architecture for On-Line Intelligent Control of Blast FurnacesJavier Tuya, Eugenia Díaz, Marta Hermida, José Antonio López Brugos, Ángel Neira, Alfredo Alguero, Faustino Obeso. 222-226
• Decoding BCM Codes With a New Competitive Neural NetworkF. J. Watkins, Ramón Alberto Carrasco. 227-234
• Placing the User in Systems EngineeringAlbert Alderson. 235-241
• IDEF Diagrams and Petri Nets for Business Process Modelling: Suitability, Efficacy, and Complementary UseVesna Bosilj-Vuksic, George M. Giaglis, Vlatka Hlupic. 242-247
• Increasing End User Involvement in Requirements Modelling in Small OrganisationsThomas Chesney, Helen Fletcher. 248-252
• RHODES, A Process Component Centered Software Engineering EnvironmentBernard Coulette, Tran Dan Thu, Xavier Crégut, Dong Thi Bich Thuy. 253-260
• Requirements Specification for Electronic Services Delivery Applications Using Lazy Dog TemplatesLinda Dawson, Arlene Sivas. 261-266
• Petri Net Expressions of Demo Process Models as a Rigid Foundation for Requirements EngineeringJan L. G. Dietz, Joseph Barjis. 267-274
• The Need for an Information Analysis Stage for ISDJunkang Feng. 275-281
• A Framework to Guide the Strategic Manager in the Acquisition of Software Development TechnologiesM. Foley, Albert Alderson, Hanifa Shah. 282-286
• Supporting Distrubted Decision Making in the Manegement of Bids for Tender for the It IndustryKaren Gunter, Paul Butler, Hanifa Shah. 287-293
• Accessing Success of a Social-Technical Method for Cots Software Selection: A Survey ApproachDouglas Kunda, Laurence Brooks. 294-298
• On Designing Object Oriented Model for Multimedia DataLudwik Kuzniarz, Maciej Piasecki. 299-303
• A Holistic Information Systems Strategy for Organisational Management-HISSOMDavid Lanc, Lachlan M. MacKinnon. 304-309
• Statecharts for Business Process ModellingAnthony Lauder, Stuart Kent. 310-314
• Integrating Product Data with Workflow Data in Enterprise ModelsRichard McClatchey, Zsolt Kovacs, Jean-Marie Le Goff, G. Chevenier, Nigel Baker, Tony Solomonides. 315-321
• Representation Process and Abductive Reasoning-An Experimental Approach of the Diagrammatic CaseBernard Morand. 322-326
• Addressing Decision Making Issues in Enterprise Process ModellingFlávio Oquendo, K. Nadia Papamichail, Ian Robertson. 333-338
• Addressing Multiple Software Processes in BusinessJin Sa, Stewart Green, Ian Beeson, Alan Sully. 339-343
• The Adoption of Workflow Systems: Proposal of a Model for a Methodology to Analysis-The Impact of Workflow Systems in OrganisationsAnabela Sarmento, Altamiro Machado. 349-354
• Evaluatin IT Usage in Small and Medium Sized EnterprisesD. T. Thomas, Albert Alderson, Hanifa Shah, D. J. Collins. 355-362
• Component Based Visual Software EngineeringStewart Thomson, John McCall, David Crossen. 363-367
• The Software Engineering Global ModelClaudine Toffolon, Salem Dakhli. 368-376
• High-Order Effects of Groupware: A Case of Censequences of Lotus NotesB. Aldenberg, Michael S. H. Heng, Steve C. A. Peters. 377-384
• A Distributed Agents Architecture for Self-Fault Management in Corporative NetworksJ. Arribi, V. Carneiro. 385-389
• An E-Commerce Model for Extending ERP Systems Onto the Internet: An Australian PerspectiveColin G. Ash. 390-394
• Mediation, Agreement and Gratitude in Strategic Planning for Virtual OrganisationsLuís Brito, Paulo Novais, José Neves. 395-401
• Information Systems for Improving Competition in Deregulated Electricity MarketAlejandro Carrasco, Joaquín Luque, I. Borrero. 402-406
• Supporting SMEs in the World of ECommerce: WWW Site Maintenance and DevelopmentColin C. Charlton, Janet Little, Irene Neilson, Paul Ward. 407-413
• ISIDOR: A Visualisation Interface for Advanced Information RetrievalMax Chevalier, Maël Verlhac. 414-418
• Integrating Meeting Results in OrganisationsCarlos J. Costa, Pedro Antunes, Ferreira Dias. 419-423
• Engaging in Collaborative Systems: Lessons from the FieldSharon Dingley, John Perkins. 424-428
• Intranet Adoption: A Survey AnalysisBrian O Flaherty, Howard Williams. 429-434
• Towards a Secure and Complete Protocol for Electronic CommerceRunzhuo He, Kecheng Liu. 435-441
• Digital Image Multiresolution Watermark Based on Human Visual SystemChing-Tang Hsieh, Yu-Lung Lu, Chih-Ping Luo. 442-446
• Managing Knowledge in the E-Organization: The IT PerspectiveV. P. Kochikar, S. Raghavan. 447-454
• Real Supply Chains and Virtual EnterprisesKlaus-Dieter Kreplin, Damian Mac Randal, Herbert Schmauch. 455-460
• The Virtues Architecture: A Software Infrastructure for Business-to-Business E-CommercePaddy Nixon, Vincent P. Wade, Sotirios Terzis, Marcus O Connell, Simon A. Dobson. 461-466
• University Information System Fully Based on WWWJan Pazdziora, Michal Brandejs. 467-471
• Conception of a Framework for Electronic Commerce-Case Study: RURALNETJosé Adriano Gomes Pires, José Luís Padrão Exposto, Albano Agostinho Gomes Alves, Armando Luís Ferreira Leitão. 472-477
• FILEscan: A Corporate Document Image Handling SystemStephen J. Rees, R. Morgan. 478-483
• Electronic Intermediaries as Marketing AgentsSimone C. dos Santos, Fabio Q. B. da Silva. 484-488
• Agents for Electronic CommerceV. Shankararaman, B. Robinson, W. Lam. 489-493
• Keys to the Supply-Demand Architecture in Electronic CommerceDaniel Y. Shee, Tzung-I Tang, Jeung-tai Eddie Tang. 494-498
• Exploring Intranets: Why and How to Study Intranets in French Firms?Emmanuelle Vaast. 499-505
• World Wide News Gathering Automatic ManagementLuís Veiga, Paulo Ferreira. 506-510
• XML-Based Frameworks for Internet CommerceYuxiao Zhao, Kristian Sandahl. 511-518
• Action Learning in a Decentralized Organization-The Case of Designing a Distributed DatabaseSteve C. A. Peters, Michael S. H. Heng, Corette E. Wissink. 519-520
• Facilitating a User Performed Requirements Analysis-A Case StudyRay Dawson, Asad Al-Zaid. 525-526
• Thoughts about the Organisational Contect When Adopting a Workflow SystemMário Lousã, Altamiro Machado. 527-528
• Building Internet Shops: Current Status of the Cities ProjectAngel Goitia, José García-Fanjul, Javier Tuya, José A. Corrales. 529-530
• Application of a Virtual Connection Tree over Multiple Access Techniques for 3G Mobile Communication SystemsA. Heath, Ramón Alberto Carrasco. 531-532
• Implications of Search Engine Coverage on the Viability of Business Web SitesMike Thelwall. 533-534
• Architectural Considerations with Distributed ComputingYibing Wang, Robert M. Hyatt, Barrett R. Bryant. 535-536