Table of Contents

• Issues and Problems in Compiling for Distributed Memory Computer Systems: IntroductionDavid Loshin, Alex Vasilevsky. 3
• Data and Knowledge Base Issues in Genomics: IntroductionDong-Guk Shin, François Rechenmann. 3-4
• Methods and Tools for Information Systems Development: IntroductionMinder Chen, Alan R. Hevner. 3-4
• Group Support Systems: IntroductionAlan R. Dennis, Joseph S. Valacich. 3
• Computer Design: A New Grand Challenge: IntroductionL. Ridgway Scott. 3-6
• Automatic Localization for Distributed-Memory Multiprocessors Using a Shared-Memory Compilation FrameworkVivek Sarkar, Lelia A. Vazquez. 4-13
• Individual and Group Spreadsheet Design: Patterns of ErrorsRaymond R. Panko, Richard P. Halverson Jr.. 4-10
• A Tool for Hypertext-Based Systems Analysis and Dynamic EvaluationJingXiang He, Kenneth A. Griggs. 5-14
• Issues in the Development of Complex Scientific DatabasesStanley Letovsky, Mary B. Berlyn. 5-14
• Computational Challenges in Simulations of ULSI Semiconductor DevicesR. Kent Smith, William M. Coughran Jr.. 7-15
• Extensions to Media Richness Theory: A Test of the Task-Media Fit HypothesisJoseph S. Valacich, Brian E. Mennecke, Renee M. Wachter, Bradley C. Wheeler. 11-20
• Nested Loop Sequences: Towards Efficient Loop Structures in Automatic ParallelizationZbigniew Chamski. 14-22
• Overview of the Structures of Heterogeneous Genome DatabasesIn Kuan Cheang, Young Bae Choi, Adrian Tang. 15-24
• Cognitive Information Capture in Systems AnalysisKevin Schlueter, Marilyn M. Mantei. 15-24
• Parallel implementation of BDD Algorithms using a Distributed Shared MemoryYegnashankar Parasuram, Edward P. Stabler, Shiu-Kai Chin. 16-25
• Re-evaluating Media Richness: Cues, Feedback, and TaskSusan T. Kinney, Alan R. Dennis. 21-30
• Automatic Array Alignment for Distributed Memory MulticomputersMichael Wolfe, Mitsuru Ikei. 23-32
• An Interactive System for Database in ImmunogeneticsPatrice Déhais, Isabelle Mougenot. 25-34
• High-Speed Circuit Design: CAD Tools and Computational ChallengesBrad L. Hutchings, Tony M. Carter. 26-35
• Empirical CATeam Research in MeetingsHelmut Krcmar, Henrik Lewe, Gerhard Schwabe. 31-40
• A Nested Genetic Algorithm for Distributed Database DesignSangkyu Rho, Salvatore T. March. 33-42
• A Data Structure for Managing Parallel OperationsCarl D. Offner. 33-42
• Generalized Suffix Trees for Biological Sequence Data: Applications and ImplementationPaul Bieganski, John Riedl, John V. Carlis, Ernest F. Retzel. 35-44
• An Algorithm for Area and Delay Optimization of Sequential Machines through DecompositionAurobindo Dasgupta, Israel Koren. 36-45
• Object-Oriented Box Structures for Developing Complex SystemsShirley A. Becker, Phillip J. Beiler, Alan R. Hevner. 43-53
• Extended SSA With Factored Use-Def Chains to Support Optimization and ParallelismEric Stoltz, Michael P. Gerlek, Michael Wolfe. 43-53
• A Data Structure for Approximate String SearchingThomas Roos, Fei Shi, Peter Widmayer. 45-46
• Parallel 3-D MOSFET SimulationBabak Bagheri, Andrew Ilin, L. Ridgway Scott. 46-55
• Automating and Streamlining Inference of Function of Plant ESTs within a Data Analysis SystemElizabeth Shoop, John V. Carlis, Ernest F. Retzel. 47-48
• Database Integration and Visualization of Maps of the Human Genome Using the GnomeView InterfaceRichard J. Douthart, Joanne E. Pelkey, Gregory S. Thomas. 49-57
• The Structuring of Creative Processes: Implications for GSS ResearchMurli Nagasundaram, Robert P. Bostrom. 51-61
• Emerging Paradigms for Intelligent Systems: IntroductionDeepak N. Kumar. 54
• Operating System Support for Massively Parallel Computer Architectures: IntroductionWolfgang Schröder-Preikschat. 54-55
• PUMA: An Operating System for Massively Parallel SystemsStephen R. Wheat, Rolf Riesen, Arthur B. Maccabe, David W. van Dresser, T. Mack Stallcup. 56-65
• Design and Prototyping of Digital Signal Processing (DSP) Systems: IntroductionJordi Cortadella, José A. B. Fortes, Edward A. Lee. 56-57
• ChromoScope: A Graphic Interactive Browser for coli Data Expressed in the NCBI Data ModesJinghui Zhang, James Ostell, Kenneth E. Rudd. 58-67
• Group Support Systems Applications: IntroductionLeonard M. Jessup, Brad Quinn Post. 62
• A Distributed Architecture for an Instructable Problem SolverJacky Baltes, Bruce A. MacDonald. 63-72
• Strategies towards Dynamic AlterabiliteHenning Schmidt. 66-75
• A Comparative Study of Multiprocessor List Scheduling HeuristicsGuoning Liao, Erik R. Altman, Vinod K. Agarwal, Guang R. Gao. 68-77
• Development of an integrated Database for Genome Mapping and Nucleotide SequencesTakahiko Suzuki, Toshihisa Takagi, Satoru Kuhara, Minoru Kanehisa. 68-76
• On the Design of a Concurrent Object-Oriented Spreading Activation ArchitectureJean-Pierre Corriveau. 73-81
• Social Clues and Anonymous Group Interaction using Group Support SystemsStephen C. Hayne, Ronald E. Rice, Paul S. Licker. 73-81
• Achieving Interoperability between Heterogeneous Object-Oriented Genomic DatabasesDong-Guk Shin, Rohit Gupta, T. C. Ting. 77-86
• A Design Methodology for the Conceptual Design of Application Specific Digital Processors in Mechatronic SystemsHans-Jürgen Herpel, Michael Held, Manfred Glesner. 78-86
• Facilitation, Systems, and Users: The Complete Socio-Technical SystemMark A. Fuller, Jonathan Trower. 82-92
• Stochastic Problem Solving by Local Computation Based on Self-Organization ParadigmYasusi Kanada, Masao Hirokawa. 82-91
• Operating System Support for Shared Memory ClustersRonald L. Rockhold, James L. Peterson. 86-95
• A National Scientific Computing Environment for the Biological SciencesGordon K. Springer. 87-88
• Building Integrated Systems for Data Representation and Analysis in Molecular BiologyGuy Perrière, François Chevenet, Frank Dorkeld, Thierry Vermat, Christian Gautier. 89-97
• Towards a Unified AI FormalismDeepak N. Kumar, Susan M. Haller, Syed S. Ali. 92-101
• Media Use and Work Relationships in a Research GroupCaroline Haythornthwaite, Barry Wellman, Marilyn M. Mantei. 94-103
• Using Warp to Control Network Contention in MermersAbdelsalam Heddaya, Kihong Park, Himanshu Sinha. 96-105
• The MGAP: A High Performance, User Programmable, Multifunctional Architecture for DSManjit Borah, Chetana Nagendra, Robert Michael Owens, Mary Jane Irwin. 96-104
• Design and Implementation of a DNA Sequence ProcessorStamatis E. Dimidis, Nabil N. Kamel, John B. Dame. 98-107
• Extending the Behavioral Paradigm for Intelligent SystemsCraig A. Lindley. 102-111
• Flexible Parallel FPGA-Based Architectures with ArMeJoël Champeau, Luc Le Pape, Bernard Pottier, Stéphane Rubini, Eric Gautrin, Laurent Perraudeau. 105-113
• Angel: Resource Unification in a.64-bit MicrokernelKevin Murray, Tim Wilkinson, Tom Stiemerling, Paul H. J. Kelly. 106-116
• A Deductive Object-Oriented Language for Integrated Genome DatabaserSusumu Goto, Norihiro Sakamoto, Toshihisa Takagi. 108-110
• Machine Learning and Discovery for Bloinformatics: IntroductionSatoru Miyano, Ayumi Shinohara. 111-112
• Learning Local Languages and its Application to Protein /alpha-Chain IdentificationTakashi Yokomori, Nobuyuki Ishida, Satoshi Kobayashi. 113-122
• Parallel Architecture for Universal Digital Signal ProcessingVijay K. Jain, Hiroomi Hikawa. 114-123
• Distributed Group Support: A Preliminary Analysis of the Effects of the Use of Voting Tools and Sequential ProceduresDonna Dufner, Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Murray Turoff. 114-123
• Parallel Algorithms: IntroductionStephan Olariu, James L. Schwing. 117-119
• Convolution Computation on Shift Switching BusesRong Lin. 120-129
• Learning from Failure Experiences in Case-Based Schedule RepairKatia P. Sycara, Kazuo Miyashita. 122-132
• Generate, Test, and Explain: Synthesizing Regularity Exposing Attributes in Large Protein DatabasesMichael de la Maza. 123-132
• Dimensions of Satisfaction in Teleconferencing: An Exploratory AnalysisV. Srinivasan Rao. 124-133
• Application-Specific Architectures for Field-Programmable VLSI TechnologiesCatherine H. Gebotys, Robert J. Gebotys. 124-131
• Scalable Data Parallel Implementations of Object Recognition on Connection Machine CM-Ashfaq A. Khokhar, Viktor K. Prasanna, Cho-Li Wang. 130-139
• Enabling Multiprocessor Technology: IntroductionWen-Hann Wang, Shreekant S. Thakkar. 132-133
• Executive Information Systems: IntroductionHugh J. Watson, Joseph Walls. 133-134
• An M-of-N Rule Induction Algorithm and its Application to DNA DomainKai Ming Ting. 133-140
• Performance Optimizations, Implementation, and Verification of the SGI Challenge MultiprocessorMike Galles, Eric Williams. 134-143
• Senior and Middle Management Use of EIS: A Descriptive StudyDorothy E. Leidner, Joyce J. Elam. 135-144
• New Methods for Detecting Characters Wrongly Deleted and Inserted in Japanese Strings and Their Applicability to DNA ChaineTetsuo Araki, Satoru Ikehara, Nobuyuki Tsukahara. 141-149
• The S3mp Scalable Shared Memory MultiprocessorAndreas Nowatzyk, Gunes Aybay, Michael C. Browne, Edmund J. Kelly, David Lee, Michael Parkin. 144-153
• An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship Between Top Management Support, Information System Management Support, Vendor/Consultant Support and Executive Information Systems SuccessDeepinder S. Bajwa, Arun Rai. 145-154
• Telework: Exploring the Borderless OfficeMary Elizabeth Watson Fritz, Kunihiko Higa, Sridhar Narasimhan. 149-159
• RAPID-2, An Object-Oriented Associative Memory Applicable to Genome Data ProcessingDenis Archambaud, Pascal Faudemay, Alain Greiner. 150-159
• Efficient Parallel Algorithms on Chordal Graphs with a Sparse Tree RepresentationsElias Dahlhaus. 150-158
• Performance of the RamLink Memory ArchitectureStein Gjessing, Glen Stone. 154-162
• Enhancing EISs Through Intelligence and MultimediaHugh J. Watson, David R. King, Ronald S. Swift, Efraim Turbin. 159-162
• Multiple Criteria BSR: An Implementation and Applications to Computational Geometry ProblemsSelim G. Akl, Ivan Stojmenovic. 159-168
• Application of a Deductive Database System PACADE toward Discovery of Clusters of Similar Structures in ProteinsKenji Satou, Emiko Furuichi, Kyoko Takiguchi, Satoru Kuhara, Toshihisa Takagi. 160-170
• Organizational Memory: IntroductionJoline Morrison, Lorne Olfman. 160
• Evaluation of a Generic Expert System for Corporate Real Estate DispositionAstrid Lipp, Hugh O. Nourse, Hugh J. Watson, Robert P. Bostrom, Robert D. Gatewood. 163-172
• Unstructured Multigrid Strategies on Massively Parallel Computers: A Case for Integrated DesignSusan E. Dorward, Lesley R. Matheson, Robert Endre Tarjan. 169-178
• Molecular Graphics and Drug Design: IntroductionTeri E. Klein, Kimberle Koile. 171-172
• Providing for Organizational Memory in Computer-Supported MeetingsGerhard Schwabe. 171-180
• Adaptive Unicast and Multicast in 3D Mesh NetworksZiqiang Liu, José Duato. 173-183
• A Three-Dimensional Animation System for Protein Folding SimulationMasayuki Akahoshi, Kentaro Onizuka, Masato Ishikawa, Kiyoshi Asai. 173-182
• Maintaining Voronoi Diagrams in ParallelThomas Roos. 179-186
• Accessing Corporate Memory in Networked OrganizationsJesús Favela, Jerome J. Connor. 181-190
• An Expert Support System for Service Quality ImprovementBeverley G. Hope, Rosemary H. Wild. 183-190
• Parallel Constrained Minimization for Interactive Protein ModelingMark C. Surles. 183-192
• Fast Simulation of Computer Architectures: IntroductionThomas M. Conte, Charles E. Gimarc. 184
• Execution-Driven Simulation of a Superscalar ProcessorH. A. Rizvi, James B. Sinclair, J. Robert Jump, J. Carson. 185-194
• Waking up an Anonymous Faulty Network from a Single SourceBogdan S. Chlebus, Krzysztof Diks, Andrzej Pelc. 187-193
• Definitional and Contextual Issues in Organizational and Group MemoriesMark S. Ackerman. 191-200
• A Comprehensive Approach to Database Management of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships (QSAR) in Chemistry and BiologyDavid Hoekman, Albert J. Leo, Peng Li, Litai Zhang, Corwin Hansch. 193-202
• Parallel Algorithms for K-tree Recognition and its ApplicationsGur Saran Adhar, Shietung Peng. 194-202
• Performance Estimation of Multistreamed, Supersealar ProcessorsWayne Yamamoto, Mauricio J. Serrano, Adam R. Talcott, Roger C. Wood, Mario Nemirovsky. 195-204
• Using Deontic Logic for Knowledge Integrity ControlHeidi D. Owens, Andrew Philippakis. 201-210
• An Algorithmic Approach to Building Concept Space for a Scientific CommunitsH. Chen. 201-211
• Parallel and Distributed Database Systems: IntroductionM. W. Bright, Abdelsalam Helal, Ali R. Hurson. 203-205
• Accelerating Architectural Simulation by Parallel Execution of Trace SamplesGary Lauterbach. 205-210
• The Design and Implementation of the Zeus View SystemCheng-Huang Yen, Les L. Miller, Simin H. Pakzad. 206-215
• Trace Driven Simulation using Sampled TracesJohn W. C. Fu, Janak H. Patel. 211-220
• Distributed Artificial Intelligence: Impacts and Implications for Future Knowledge-Based OrganizationsMichael J. Hine, Michael Goul, Gary V. Howorka. 211-220
• Enterprise Analysis/Business Process Re-engineering: IntroductionW. Michael McCracken. 212-213
• Modeling with a Group Modeling Tool: Group Support, Model Quality, and ValidationDouglas L. Dean, Richard E. Orwig, James D. Lee, Douglas R. Vogel. 214-223
• An Overview of WIND (Wide Interoperable Networked Databases)Tommaso Mostardi, Carlo Siciliano. 216-225
• Efficient Simulation Methods for Multi-Level Cache Memory HierarchiesSi-En Chang, Chia-Chang Hsu. 221-230
• Empowering System Developers through Alternate Methods and Technologies: Testing the Efficacy of GDSS (Group Decision Support Systems)Bernard Glasson, Doug Atkinson, Vanessa Chang, Alma Whiteley. 224-233
• Motifs in Biology: Analysis of Ambiguous Data: IntroductionToni Kazic, David J. States, Lloyd Allison. 224
• Efficient and Robust Three-Dimensional Pattern Matching Algorithms Using Hashing and Dynamic Programming TechniquesTatsuya Akutsu. 225-234
• ALCHEMIST - An Object-Oriented Tool to Build Transformations between Heterogeneous Data RepresentationsHenry Tirri, Greger Lindén. 226-235
• Fast Efficient Simulation of Write-Buffer ConfigurationsSantosh G. Abraham, Rabin A. Sugumar. 231-240
• Competitive Financial Benchmarking with HyperknowledgeHannu Vanharanta. 231-240
• Using Goals, Rules, and Methods to Support Reasoning in Business Process Re-engineeringEric S. K. Yu, John Mylopoulos. 234-243
• Distributed Join Processing Performance EvaluationWilliam Perrizo, Prabhu Ram, David Wenberg. 236-245
• Strategic Management with a Hyperknowledge Support SystemPirkko Walden, Christer Carlsson. 241-251
• Re-engineering Business Process ModelingAlan R. Dennis, Glenda S. Hayes, Robert M. Daniels Jr.. 244-254
• Clustering Relations of Large Databases for Parallel QueryingPatrick O. Bobbie. 246-252
• Fast Accurate Simulation of Large Shared Memory MultiprocessorsBob Boothe. 251-260
• Forecasting Support Systems: IntroductionWilliam C. Remus, Marcus O Connor. 252
• A Join Ordering Approach for Multicomputer Relational Databases with Highly Skewed DateFotios Barlos, Ophir Frieder. 253-262
• Negotiation Support Systems: IntroductionTung X. Bui, Melvin F. Shakun. 255-257
• Protein Motifs: Towards a Unified View on DatabasesZsolt Hátsági, Vesna Skerl, Sándor Pongor. 255-264
• Negotiation in Distributed Artificial Intelligence: Drawing from Human ExperienceGregory E. Kersten, Stan Szpakowicz. 258-270
• HASE: A Flexible High Performance Architecture SimulatorAlexander R. Robertson, Roland N. Ibbett. 261-270
• Systems to Support Judgemental Adjustment of Initial ForecastsJoa Sang Lim, Marcus O Connor. 263-271
• Establishing a Fuzzy Cost Model for Query Optimization in a Multidatabase SystemQiang Zhu, Per-Åke Larson. 263-272
• A Protein Family Classification Method for Analysis of Large DNA SequencesSteven Henikoff, Jorja G. Henikoff. 265-274
• Trace-Driven Simulation of Decoupled ArchitecturesSathiamoorthy Manoharan, Nigel P. Topham, A. W. R. Crawford. 271-279
• Modeling Teams of SpecialistsKatia P. Sycara, Michael Lewis. 271-280
• An Intelligent Forecasting Support System in Auditing: Expert System and Neural Network ApproachChi-Tien Chiu, Robert Scott. 272-280
• Semantic Query Optimization in Heterogeneous DBMSJohn Cardiff. 273-282
• Application of Hidden Markov Modeling to the Characterization of Transcription Factor Binding SitesRajasekhar Raman, G. Christian Overton. 275-283
• High-Performance Computer Arithmetic and Implementations: IntroductionVojin G. Oklobdzija. 280-281
• Compromise Reaching Mechanisms in Multi-Group/Multi-Player Negotiation ProcessesShimon Schocken, Robert A. Hummel. 281-290
• DREAM-1A: Special-Purpose Computer for Computational Fluid DynamicsYousuke Ohno, Junichiro Makino, Izumi Hachisu, Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Daiichiro Sugimoto. 282-291
• High-Speed Text Search Based on a Programmable Signal ProcessorPericles A. Mitkas, Surya P. Sastry. 283-292
• Stochastic Context-Free Grammars for Modeling RNYasubumi Sakakibara, Michael Brown, Rebecca C. Underwood, I. Saira Mian, David Haussler. 284-294
• Graph-Based Methods for Analyzing Systems and Organizations: IntroductionAmit Basu, Robert W. Blanning. 289
• Advanced DSS for Scheduling: Software Engineering Aspects and the Role of EigenmodelsRolf H. Möhring, Rudolf Müller, Franz Josef Radermacher. 290-299
• ISOP: A Computerized Group-Based Intelligent Problem Solving TechniqueRyuichiro Hirota, Akira Ishikawa. 291-299
• Automating Compensation in a MultidatabaseMarian H. Nodine, Stanley B. Zdonik. 293-302
• Protein Structure Prediction: IntroductiosA. Keith Dunker, Richard H. Lathrop. 295
• The Comparison of Structures and Sequences: Alignment, Searching and the Detection of Common FoldsMark S. Johnson, John P. Overington, Yvonne Edwards, Alex C. W. May, Michael A. Rodionov. 296-305
• Graph-Based Methods for Horn Knowledge CompressiomPeter L. Hammer, Alexander Kogan. 300-309
• Application of Fuzzy Arithmetic in Group Decision and Negotiations Involving Multicriteria and Conflicting PrioritiesPeri H. Iz. 300-305
• HARP Chip: A.600 Mflops Application-Specific LSI for Astrophysical itN-body SimulationsMakino Taiji, Junichiro Makino, Eiichiro Kokubo, Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Daiichiro Sugimoto. 302-311
• Using Extended Hierarchical Quorum Consensus to Control Replicated Data: From Traditional Voting to Logical StructuresNabor das Chagas Mendonça, Ricardo de Oliveira Anido. 303-312
• Simulation Models and Group Negotiation: Problems of Task Understanding and Computer SupportIlze Zigurs, E. Vance Wilson, Anthony M. Sloane, René F. Reitsma, Clayton Lewis. 306-315
• A Bayesian Approach to Sequence Alignment Algorithms for Protein Structure RecognitionRichard A. Goldstein, Zaida Luthey-Schulten, Peter G. Wolynes. 306-315
• Cycles in MetagraphsAmit Basu, Robert W. Blanning. 310-319
• Architectural Requirements for Multimedia Image Compression, and a Solution Based on VLSI Hardware AcceleratorAndrej Skorc, Veljko M. Milutinovic. 312-320
• Distributed VHDL Simulation within a Workstation ClusterMichael Koch, Djamshid Tavangarian. 313-322
• Evaluating Negotiation Support Systems: A ConceptualizationTung X. Bui. 316-325
• Recursive Approaches to the Statistical Physics of Lattice ProteinsPaul E. Stolorz. 316-325
• Using Role Interaction Nets in Designing Embedded Systems for Supporting Coordinated WorkTimo Käkölä. 320-330
• Speeding-up Mathematical Morphology Computations with Special-Purpose Array ProcessorsAlberto Broggi. 321-330
• Fault-Tolerance for Communicating Multidatabase Transactionseva Kühn. 323-332
• Geographic Information Systems: IntroductionMartin D. Crossland, Brian E. Mennecke. 326
• High-Value PC-Based GIS Applications in BusinessAlfred A. Kuehn, Timothy W. McGuire, Nancy Paule Melone, Vivekanad R. Penninti. 327-336
• Radix-2 Division with Quotient Digit Prediction without PrescalingPaolo Montuschi, Luigi Ciminiera. 331-338
• Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations: IntroductionTomás Isakowitz, Michael Bieber. 331-332
• The Use of Hypertext to Provide Explanations in Knowledge-Based Systems: A Conceptual Model and an ImplementationJi-Ye Mao, Jasbir Singh Dhaliwal, Izak Benbasat. 333-342
• Use of Gauss-Jordan Matrix Reduction in the Reconstruction of a Correct File Copy from Erroneous CopiesAkram Abdennadher, John J. Metzner. 333-340
• Use of beta-strand Interaction Pseudo-Potentials in Protein Structure Prediction and ModelingTim J. P. Hubbard. 336-344
• On Real-Time Distributed Geographical Database SystemsManhoi Choy, Mei-Po Kwan, Hong Va Leong. 337-348
• A Systolic ON-LINE Non-Restoring Division SchemeJack Bukkoldt Andersen, Anders Færgemand Nielsen, Ole Olsen. 339-348
• On the Power of Reconfiguration in Fault-Tolerant Distributed DatabasesDivyakant Agrawal, Amr El Abbadi. 341-351
• An Exploratory Study of Hypermedia Support for Problem DecompositionRobert P. Minch, Gary I. Green. 343-353
• Parameterizing Genetic Algorithms for Protein Folding SimulationSteffen Schulze-Kremer, Ulrich Tiedemann. 345-354
• Fast Evaluation of the Elementary Functions in Double PrecisionWeng-Fai Wong, Eiichi Goto. 349-359
• Programming Paradigms for Parallel and Distributed Computing: IntroductionCarl K. Chang, Jon A. Solworth, Wolfgang K. Giloi. 352
• Protein Structure Prediction Based on Multi-Level DescriptionKentaro Onizuka, Hiroshi Tsuda, Masato Ishikawa, Akira Aiba, Kiyoshi Asai, Katunobu Ito. 355-364
• Innovative Approach to Co-Design of Information Systems: A Case Study in a Small Manufacturing BusinessMigar M. C. Tam, Doris H. L. Choi, Walter W. C. Chung. 358-366
• IntroductionPohua P. Chang. 360
• Analytical Modeling of Multithreaded Pipeline PerformancePradeep K. Dubey, Arvind Krishna, Michael J. Flynn. 361-367
• The Programmers Playground: I/O Abstraction for Heterogeneous Distributed SystemsKenneth J. Goldman, Michael D. Anderson, Bala Swaminathan. 363-372
• A Branch-and-Bound Algorithm for Optimal Protein Threading with Pairwise (Contact Potential) Amino Acid InteractionsRichard H. Lathrop, Temple F. Smith. 365-374
• An Object-Oriented Design Method for Hypermedia Information SystemsDanny B. Lange. 366-375
• Innovation and Creativity versus Control - Assessing the Paradox in IT OrganizationsSven Fischer, Martin Boogaard, Marleen Huysman. 367-376
• Evaluation of Pseudo Vector Processor Based on Slide-Windowed RegistersHiroshi Nakamura, Kisaburo Nakazawa, Hang Li, Hiromitsu Imori, Taisuke Boku, Ikuo Nakata, Yoshiyuki Yamashita. 368-377
• Transactions on Shared Data: A Coordination ModesFranz Puntigam. 373-382
• Protein Secondary Structure Prediction using Periodic-Quadratic-Logistic Models: Statistical and Theoretical IssuePeter J. Munson, Valentina Di Francesco, Raul Porrelli. 375-384
• Using a Reference Model for Information System Compatibility: An ExperienceCesare Maioli, Wilma Penzo, Stefano Sola, Fabio Vitali. 376-385
• Software Tasks: Intellectual, Clerical or Creative?Robert L. Glass, Iris Vessey. 377-382
• Improvements to the ETS Dynamic Dataflow ArchitecturePhenil Patadia, Vijay Karani, Krishna M. Kavi, Ponnarasu Shanmugam, Behrooz Shirazi, Ali R. Hurson. 378-387
• Perceptions of Creativity and Quality Constructs: An Empirical Study of IS Educators in FinlandInger V. Eriksson, Lexis F. Higgins. 383-391
• Adaptability using ReflectionSusann Sonntag, Hermann Härtig, Oliver C. Kowalski, Winfried E. Kühnhauser, Wolfgang Lux. 383-393
• Evolution and Neural Networks - Protein Secondary Structure Prediction Above 71 AccuracyBurkhard Rost, Chris Sander, Reinhard Schneider. 385-394
• Open Architectures for Integrated, Hypermedia-Based Information SystemsJohn L. Schnase, John J. Leggett, David L. Hicks, Peter J. Nürnberg, J. Alfredo Sánchez. 386-396
• A Pipeline Bubbles Reduction Technique for the Monsoon Dataflow ArchitectureFeipei Lai, Fong-chou Tsai. 388-397
• Program Partitioning and Scheduling in Parallel and Distributed Systems: IntroductionMin-You Wu. 394-395
• The Diadora Principle: Efficient Execution of Concurrent Logic and Related LanguagesBart Massey, Evan Tick. 396-404
• Information Sharing and Knowledge Discovery in Large Scientific Databases: IntroductionSudha Ram. 397
• An Intelligent System for Identifying and Integrating Non-Local Objects in Federated Database SystemsJoachim Hammer, Dennis McLeod, Antonio Si. 398-407
• V++: An Instruction-Restructurable Processor ArchitectureTakaya Arita, Hiromitsu Takagi, Masahiro Sowa. 398-408
• Global Information Technologies: IntroductionPaul Gray, Marvin Manheim. 404
• Clustering: Composition for Active Object SystemsUmesh Bellur, Gary L. Craig, Kevin Shank, Doug Lea. 405-414
• Strategic Choice and Inter-Organisational Information SystemsChristopher P. Holland, A. Geoffrey Lockett. 405-415
• Using an Object-Oriented Database to Encapsulate Heterogeneous Scientific Data SourcesDavid M. Hansen, David Maier. 408-417
• IntroductionJohn W. C. Fu, A. L. Narasimha Reddy. 409-411
• Selective Victim Caching: A Method to Improve the Performance of Direct-Mapped CachesDimitrios Stiliadis, Anujan Varma. 412-421
• Block Data Decomposition for Partial-Homogeneous Parallel NetworksPhyllis Crandall, Michael J. Quinn. 415-424
• Using Group Support Systems to Improve the New Zealand Economy - Part II: Follow-Up ResultsJim Sheffield, R. Brent Gallupe. 416-426
• Metadata Management and the VISTA SystemE. G. Dombrowski, William A. Snyder, Harry M. Heckathorn. 418-427
• Performance and Design Choices of Level-Two CachesJu-Ho Tang, Kimming So. 422-430
• Constructing Distributed Schedulers Using the MESSIAHS Interface LanguageSteve J. Chapin, Eugene H. Spafford. 425-434
• A National Strategic Development Planning Model for Electronic Data InterchangeAli F. Farhoomand, Pierre E. Boyer. 427-434
• Inductive Query by Examples (IQBE): A Machine Learning ApproachHsinchun Chen, Linlin She. 428-437
• Experimental Implementation of Dynamic Access OrderingSally A. McKee, Robert H. Klenke, Andrew J. Schwab, William A. Wulf, Steven A. Moyer, James H. Aylor, Charles Y. Hitchcock. 431-440
• Information Technology Support for International Joint VenturesJohannes Meier, William G. Chismar. 435-443
• A Database Architecture and Version Control for Group WorkTakeshi Kamita, Satoshi Ichimura, Ken-ichi Okada, Yutaka Matsushita. 438-447
• Memory Hardware Support for Sparse ComputationsArnold J. Niessen, Harry A. G. Wijshoff. 441-450
• A Framework for International Information Systems ResearchJames A. Senn. 444-452
• Study and Comparison of Bisectional and Hypercube Networks for Dynamic Task ReallocationIshfaq Ahmad. 445-454
• Approximate Matchings in Scientific DatabasesAbhirup Chatterjee, Arie Segev. 448-458
• Flash Memory File Caching for Mobile ComputersBrian Marsh, Fred Douglis, P. Krishnan. 451-461
• Integrating Global Operations with Information Technology: Lessons from a Case StudyTawfik Jelassi, Soumitra Dutta. 453-463
• Impact of Event Scheduling on Performance of Time Warp Parallel SimulationsHallo Ahmed, Robert Rönngren, Rassul Ayani. 455-462
• Information Technology and Technology Management: IntroductionRobert M. Mason, Louis A. Lefebvre. 459
• Relating Technology Management Capabilities to the Use of Information TechnologyÉlisabeth Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, Lise Préfontaine. 460-468
• An Extended Fiber-Optic Backplane for MultiprocessorsAruna V. Ramanan, Harry F. Jordan, Jon R. Sauer, Daniel J. Blumenthal. 462-470
• Experience with Automatic, Dynamic Load Balancing and Adaptive Finite Element ComputationStephen R. Wheat, Karen D. Devine, Arthur B. Maccabe. 463-472
• Issues in Technology Transfer: IntroductionSuleiman K. Kassicieh, David V. Gibson, Kenneth A. Griggs. 464
• Understanding Runaway IT Projects: Preliminary Results from a Program of Research Based on Escalation TheoryMark Keil, Richard Mixon. 469-478
• An Optical Hypercube Local Area NetworkFrancis Reichmeyer, Salim Hariri, Wang Song, Kamal Jabbour. 471-480
• Boosting the Effectiveness of Industrial Research in Computer SciencesLaszlo A. Belady. 473-477
• Limited Resource Scheduling in Sparse Matrix AlgorithmsRoldan Pozo, Sharon L. Smith. 473-482
• Understanding Line Management Participation in IS Management for Selected Business Processes in Multinational CorporationsBettina Schwarzer, Helmut Krcmar. 479-489
• A Simple and Scalable Architecture for Rapidly Expandable NetworksPawel Gburzynski, Jacek Maitan, D. Robertson. 481-490
• From Theory to Practice: Technology Transition at the SEPriscilla J. Fowler, Linda Levine. 483-497
• Distributed Scheduling of Unstructured Collective Communication on the CM-5Jhy-Chun Wang, Tseng-Hui Lin, Sanjay Ranka. 483-492
• Integrated Modeling Environments: IntroductionsRamayya Krishnan. 490-491
• Optical Packet Switching Architectures for Distributed ComputingAloke Guha. 491-498
• Efficient Submesh Allocation Using Interval SetsCraig A. Morgenstern, Philippe Fouque. 493-501
• Time-to-Completion in Software Package StartupsErran Carmel. 498-508
• Optical Interconnects for Multiprocessor Architectures Using Wavelength-Division MultiplexingMichael S. Borella, Biswanath Mukherjee, Feiling Jia, S. Ramamurthy, Dhritiman Banerjee, Jason Iness. 499-508
• An Optimal Asynchronous Scheduling Algorithm for Software Cache ConsistenceBarbara Simons, Vivek Sarkar, Mauricio Breternitz Jr., Michael Lai. 502-511
• Formalizing the Semantics of ASCENHemant K. Bhargava, Ramayya Krishnan, Peter Piela. 505-516
• Measuring the Effectiveness of Emerging Technologies: IntroductionDonald L. Amoroso. 509-511
• User Engagement in the Development, Implementation, and Use of Information TechnologiesLeon A. Kappelman, Ephraim R. McLean. 512-521
• MESA: An Interactive Modeling and Simulation Environment for Intelligent Systems AutomationsLeonard Charest, Nicolas Rouquette, Richard Doyle, Jay Wyatt, Charles Robertson. 517-525
• IntroductionPer Stenström. 520-521
• Development of a Measure to Assess the Quality of User-Developed ApplicationsSuzanne Rivard, Guylaine Poirier, Louis Raymond, François Bergeron. 522-531
• Simple COMA Node ImplementationsErik Hagersten, Ashley Saulsbury, Anders Landin. 522-533
• Real-Time Computing: IntroductionAlexander D. Stoyenko. 523-523
• On-Line Detection and Resolution of Communication DeadlocksWee Keong Ng, Chinya V. Ravishankar. 524-533
• System Effectiveness of Knowledge-Based Technology: The Relationship of User Performance and Attitudinal MeasuresGeoffrey S. Hubona, Paul H. Cheney. 532-541
• Update-Based Cache Coherence Protocols for Scalable Shared-Memory MultiprocessorsDavid Glasco, Bruce Delagi, Michael J. Flynn. 534-545
• On Automating Candle Lighting Analysis: Insight from Search with Genetic Algorithms and Approximate ModelsSteven O. Kimbrough, Jim R. Oliver. 536-545
• Measuring and Testing the Effectiveness of a Spatial Decision Support SystemMartin D. Crossland, Bayard E. Wynne. 542-551
• Logic Modeling: IntroductionHemant K. Bhargava. 546-547
• Interleaved Dual Tag Directory Scheme for Cache CoherenceManu Thapar. 546-553
• Symbolic Representation of Securities Trade Settlement Messages Applying the Principles of Formal Languages for Business CommunicationMark Ginsburg, Steven O. Kimbrough, Bruce W. Weber. 548-557
• Using Case-Based Reasoning for Decision SupportPi-Sheng Deng. 552-561
• Concurrent Simulation and Control of Robot TasksUlrich Mehlhaus. 553-562
• Locating Multiprocessor TLBs at MemoryPatricia J. Teller, Allan Gottlieb. 554-563
• Document Management Through Hypertext: A Logic Modeling ApproachJiangling Wan, Michael P. Bieber, Jason Tsong-Li Wang, Peter A. Ng. 558-568
• The Measurement of GSS Effectiveness: A Meta-Analysis of the Literature and Recommendations for Future GSS ResearchGraham Pervan. 562-571
• Simulation Analysis of Real-Time Task SchedulingPaul J. Fortier, Michelle Murphy. 563-570
• Adding Fault-Tolerance to Algorithms for Weak ConsistenceSusan Flynn Hummel. 564-573
• A Methodology for Equational ReasoningJürgen Cleve, Dieter Hutter. 569-579
• A Performability Model for Soft Real-Time SystemsKrishna M. Kavi, Hee Yong Youn, Behrooz Shirazi, Ali R. Hurson. 571-580
• The Measurement of Learning from Executive Information SystemsBetty Vandenbosch, Christopher A. Higgins. 572-585
• Fast Locks in Distributed Shared Memory SystemsGudjon Hermannsson, Larry D. Wittie. 574-583
• Multimedia Information Systems: IntroductionHong-Mei Chen Garcia, William G. Chismar. 580
• Transportable Programs for Parallel and Heterogeneous Systems: IntroductionCherri M. Pancake. 581-585
• A Query-Based Mechanism for Geometrical Objects Retrieval in Multimedia Information SystemDanco Davcev, Dusan Cakmakov, Vesna Arnautovska. 581-589
• Programming, Compiling and Executing Partially-Ordered Instruction Streams on Scalable Shared-Memory MultiprocessorsDavid K. Probst. 584-593
• Towards Building a Theory of IT-Enabled Value-Adding Partnership: Factors Contributing to the Effectiveness of Electronic Interface SystemsK. Caleb Chan, Karen D. Loch. 586-593
• Programming Environments for Parallel Computing: A Comparison of CPS, Linda, P4, PVM, POSYBL, and TCGMSTimothy G. Mattson. 586-594
• A Concept-Based Image Retrieval SystemTat-Seng Chua, Hung Keng Pung, Guojun Lu, Hee-Sen Jong. 590-598
• The Effects of a System Echo in a Restricted Natural Language Database Interface for Novice UsersKil Soo Suh, William C. Perkins. 594-599
• A Common Library Interface to Shared-Memory MultiprocessorsLawrence A. Crowl. 595-604
• Reasoning about Video: Knowledge-Based Transcription and PresentationAndrew Csinger, Kellogg S. Booth. 599-608
• Measuring the Impact of Investments in Information Technologies on Business PerformanceChiara Francalanci, Piercarlo Maggiolini. 600-609
• Implementation and Performance of a Domain Decomposition Algorithm in SisalThomas DeBoni, John Feo, Garry H. Rodrigue, John H. Muller. 605-614
• Multimedia Communications: Deriving Network Requirements from ApplicationDick Schefström. 609-619
• Information as a Strategic Asset in Interfirm Relationships: IT and the Informated Boundary Spanner Ellen Christiaanse. 610-620
• Observation of a Global Object Space on a Distributed Memory MachineStijn Bijnens, Wouter Joosen, Pierre Verbaeten. 615-624
• Neural Networks in Organization: IntroductionTimothy R. Hill, Kenneth A. Griggs. 620
• Credit Card Fraud Detection with a Neural-NetworkSushmito Ghosh, Douglas L. Reilly. 621-630
• IT Payoff- in SingaporeGabriel Goren, Christina Soh, Boon-Siong Neo, Soke Yin Wong. 621-631
• Performance Tuning with AIMS - An Automated Instrumentation and Monitoring System for MulticomputersJerry C. Yan. 625-633
• A Machine Learning Approach to Document Retrieval: An Overview and an ExperimentH. Chen. 631-640
• Modeling the Dynamics of Organizations and Information Systems: IntroductionPieter W. G. Bots, Henk G. Sol, Alexander Verbraeck. 632-634
• PDG: A Portable Process-Level Debugger for CSP-Style Parallel ProgramsChris Caerts, Rudy Lauwereins, J. A. Peperstraete. 634-643
• Qualitative Simulation of Organizational MicroprocesserMark E. Nissen. 635-644
• A Neural Network Approach for the Real-Time Control of an FMGang Hao, Jan S. Shang, Luis G. Vargas. 641-648
• Organisational Dynamics, Social Norms and Information SystemsRonald K. Stamper, Kecheng Liu. 645-654
• Can Neural Networks Applied to Time Series Forecasting Learn Seasonal Patterns: An Empirical InvestigationMichael Nelson, Timothy R. Hill, William C. Remus, Marcus O Connor. 649-655
• Dynamic Simulation as a Tool for Strategic Management of a Newspaper - Evaluation of Rapidly Changing Market ConditionsAnnikka Tuukkanen, Reijo Sulonen, Mikko Savolainen, Nils Enlund. 655-662
• Integrating Expert Systems and Neural Computing for Decision SupportLarry R. Medsker, Efraim Turban. 656-665
• An Object-Oriented Methodology for Analyzing, Designing and Prototyping Office ProceduresUlrich Frank. 663-672
• User Enhanceability for Fast Response to Changing Office NeedsNikolay Mehandjiev, Leonardo Bottaci, Roger Phillips. 673-682
• Modeling Safety-Critical Organisational Processes using the Agent Relationship Morphism Methodology (A. R. M. A.)Michael Glykas, Tony Holden, Paul Wilhelmij. 693-702
• Integrated Management of Human and Computer Resources in Task Processing Organisations: A Conceptual ViewGunnar Brataas, Peter H. Hughes, Arne Sølvberg. 703-712
• ALBERT: An Agent-Oriented Language for Building and Eliciting Requirements for Real-Time SystemsEric Dubois, Philippe Du Bois, Michaël Petit. 713-722
• Business Modeling for Business RedesignJan L. G. Dietz. 723-732
• Processing Dynamic Interactions in Cooperative DatabasesThomas Kirsche, Berthold Reinwald, Hartmut Wedekind. 733-742
• Organizational DSS: IntroductionSree Nilakanta. 754
• An Object-Oriented Model to Aid Organizational Decision Making and LearningJoline Morrison, Mark Weiser. 755-764
• Scenario Management in Organizational DSKathleen A. Moser, Uday R. Kulkarni, Richard G. Ramirez. 765-774
• Object- Oriented Modeling of Organizations: IntroductionScott C. McIntyre. 786
• Object-Oriented Organization Modeling for the Support of CSCWolfgang Prinz. 797-806
• An Abstract Model of the Object-Oriented DBMDanny B. Lange. 807-817
• Representations of Work: IntroductionLucy A. Suchman. 818-819
• Software Quality: IntroductionScott C. McIntyre. 820-821
• Use of Advanced Features and Perceptions of Software Quality: An Experimental StudyWooYoung Chung, Suzanne Iacono. 822-831
• Quality Assurance - An Assurance of Quality? Application of the ISO Standard in System DevelopmentKristin Braa, Leikny Øgrim. 842-852
• Strategic and Competitive Information Systems: IntroductionEric K. Clemons, Michael C. Row. 853-854
• The Impact of on the Degree of Outsourcing, the Number of Suppliers, and the Duration of ContractsEric K. Clemons, Sashidhar P. Reddi. 855-864
• Transparency and Bypass in Electronic Financial MarketsBruce Weber. 865-874
• The Impact of Unequal Interdependent Benefits from Interorganizational SystemsFrederick J. Riggins, Tridas Mukhopadhyay. 875-884
• Information Management Infrastructure: The New Competitive Weapon?Tom Davenport, Jane Linder. 885-896
• Implementation of Integrated Information Systems: A Comparison of Field Studies with IS LiteraturesHenry A. Nelson, Robert M. Mason. 897-906
• Dynamic Hypertext Synthesis for Information RetrievalDavid Bodoff. 918-927