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    Journal: DATA BASE

    Volume 27, Issue 4

    4 -- 0Ephraim R. McLean, Detmar W. Straub. From the Editors
    5 -- 0George M. Kasper. From the Chair
    7 -- 8Ron Weber. AIS
    9 -- 11Gordon B. Davis. IFIP
    12 -- 12Tung X. Bui. PRIISM
    15 -- 17Robert L. Glass. Who Cares? Technologies in Practice
    20 -- 22Mary Sumner. Reaching Out to Investment Representatives: An Interview with Richard Malone
    23 -- 24. Abstracts
    25 -- 33Carol V. Brown, Janet S. Renwick. Alignment of the IS Organization: the Special Case of Corporate Acquisitions
    35 -- 36Varun Grover. Forecasting the Next 50 Years in Information Technology - Introduction to the Special Issue
    37 -- 44James E. Short. Information Futures: Producer and Consumer Views
    45 -- 57Varun Grover, Albert H. Segars. IT: The Next 110010::2:: Years
    58 -- 67Richard T. Watson, Leyland F. Pitt, Pierre R. Berthon. Service: the Future of Information Technology
    68 -- 84M. Lynne Markus. The Futures of IT Management
    85 -- 91Thomas H. Davenport. The Second Information Revolution
    92 -- 98Jacky Swan, Robert D. Galliers. Networking: The Future of Information Systems
    99 -- 115Kenneth E. Kendall. Artificial Intelligence and Götterdämmerung: The Evolutionary Paradigm of the Future

    Volume 27, Issue 3

    4 -- 0Ephraim R. McLean, Detmar W. Straub. From the Editors
    5 -- 6George M. Kasper. From the Chair
    8 -- 0Niels Bjørn-Andersen. AIS
    9 -- 10Gordon B. Davis. IFIP
    11 -- 13Tung X. Bui. PRIISM
    16 -- 18Robert L. Glass. Is There Anything Time-Honored in the Field of Software?
    20 -- 25Leon A. Kappelman. Delivering the FRICE of IS Management: Flexibility, Reliability, Infrastructure, Collaboration, and Efficiency: An Interview with Phillip D. Farr
    26 -- 0. Abstracts
    27 -- 34William G. Chismar. China s Movement Toward a National Information Infrastructure
    35 -- 48Mark I. H. Hwang. The Use of Meta-Analysis in MIS Research: Promises and Problems
    49 -- 62Michael J. Hine, Jean B. Gasen, Michael Goul. Emerging Issues in Interpretive Organizational Learning
    63 -- 69James J. Jiang, Gary Klein. User Perceptions of Evaluation Criteria for Three System Types
    70 -- 83Joobin Choobineh, Sudha Ram. Practical Aspects of Teaching an Applied Database Course

    Volume 27, Issue 2

    4 -- 0Ephraim R. McLean, Detmar W. Straub. From the Editors
    5 -- 6George M. Kasper. From the Chair
    8 -- 9Niels Bjørn-Andersen. AIS
    10 -- 11Gordon B. Davis. IFIP
    12 -- 13Tung X. Bui. PRIISM
    16 -- 18Robert L. Glass. Some Thoughts on Automatic Code Generation
    20 -- 29Heather A. Smith, James D. McKeen. Object-Oriented Technology: Getting Beyond the Hype
    32 -- 35James A. Senn. Creating and Sustaining a Business Edge Using Information Technology: Interview with Charles Darnell
    36 -- 0. Abstracts
    37 -- 43Vincent S. Lai. An Assessment of Database Research Interest in MIS
    44 -- 60Jack W. Fellers. Teaching Teamwork: Exploring the Use of Cooperative Learning Teams in Information Systems Education
    61 -- 67Anthony R. Hendrickson, Michael R. Collins. An Assessment of Structure and Causation of IS Usage
    68 -- 81John G. Mooney, Vijay Gurbaxani, Kenneth L. Kraemer. A Process Oriented Framework for Assessing the Business Value of Information Technology

    Volume 27, Issue 1

    4 -- 0Ephraim R. McLean, Detmar W. Straub. From the Editors
    5 -- 0George M. Kasper. From the Chair
    7 -- 8Niels Bjørn-Andersen. AIS
    9 -- 10Gordon B. Davis. IFIP
    11 -- 12Tung X. Bui. PRIISM
    14 -- 16Robert L. Glass. Methodologies: Bend to Fit?
    18 -- 30Heather A. Smith, James D. McKeen. Measuring IS: How Does Your Organization Rate?
    31 -- 0. Abstracts
    32 -- 43Geoffrey Steinberg, Jicheng Lin. A Language-Oriented Data Modeling Approach
    45 -- 57Ali F. Farhoomand, Donald H. Drury. Factors Influencing Electronic Data Interchange Success
    58 -- 77Julie E. Kendall, Kenneth E. Kendall, Richard Baskerville, Raymond J. Barnes. An Empirical Comparison of a Hypertext-Based Systems Analysis Case with Conventional Cases and Role Playing
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