Table of Contents

• Guidelines for Evaluating Classes in Data ModelingJeffrey Parsons, Yair Wand. 1-8
• Modeling Requirements for Future CASE: Issues and Implementation ConsiderationsPentti Marttiin, Kalle Lyytinen, Matti Rossi, Veli-Pekka Tahvanainen, Kari Smolander, Juha-Pekka Tolvanen. 9-20
• Information, Power, and Control of the Distribution Channel: Preliminary Results of a Field Study in the Consumer Packaged Goods IndustryEric K. Clemons, Michael C. Row. 21-29
• Information Systems in Manufacturing Coordination: Economic and Social PerspectivesRob Kling, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Jonathan Allen, Yannis Bakos, Vijay Gurbaxani, John Leslie King. 31-41
• Developing Information Techology for Augmenting Case Discussions: Current Status and Future DirectionsSukumar Rathnam, Ravi Kalakota, Andrew B. Whinston, Safaa Hashim, Jeff Butterfield. 43-57
• An Empirical Investigation into Decision Support Environments: Findings and ConsiderationsJ. Michael Pearson, J. P. Shim. 59-69
• Information Technology and Business Strategy: A Synthesis of the Case for Reverse CausalityPhilip Powell. 71-80
• Business Process Redesign and Information Architecture: Establishing the Missing LinksJames T. C. Teng, William J. Kettinger, Subashish Guha. 81-89
• Media Richness Theory and New Electronic Communication Media: A Study of Voice Mail and Electronic MailMaha M. El-Shinnawy, M. Lynne Markus. 91-105
• Understanding the CEO/CIO RelationshipDavid F. Feeny, Brian Edwards, Kep Simpson. 119-126
• Anticipating the Mnemonic Shift: Organizational Remembering and Forgetting in 2001Kent Sandoe, Lorne Olfman. 127-137
• Approaches to Computerization in Small Businesses in GreeceGeorgios I. Doukidis, Steve Smithson, Takis Lybereas. 139-148
• The Effect of Preventive and Deterrent Software Piracy Strategies on Producer ProfitsRam D. Gopal, G. Lawrence Sanders. 161-170
• Strategies for Implementation Research: Combining Research MethodsJudy L. Wynekoop. 185-193
• Information Technology Diffusion: A Review of Empirical ResearchRobert G. Fichman. 195-206
• A Comparison of Albrecht s Function Point and Symon s Mark II MetricsRaimo Rask, Petteri Laamanen, Kalle Lyytinen. 207-221
• Supporting Joint Application Development (JAD) with Electronic Meeting Systems: A Field StudyErran Carmel, Joey F. George, Jay F. Nunamaker. 223-232
• Use of Stale Answers in Database ApplicationsYair M. Babad, Aditya N. Saharia. 233-239
• A Well-Specified Temporal Relational ModelDebabrata Dey, Terence M. Barron, Veda C. Storey. 241-253
• Automation of the Applications Development Life Cycle: Measuring the Value AddedPatricia J. Guinan, G. Nicholas Hopkins, Jay G. Cooprider. 255
• Impact of Information Technology on Toll Collection at the Pennsylvania TurnpikeTridas Mukhopadhyay, F. Javier Lerch, Vandana Gadh. 256
• Message Creation Versatility, Media Capacity, and Media Choice: A Forward-Looking PerspectiveRuth C. King, Amir Hartman, Kathleen S. Hartzel. 257
• An Empirical Examination of the Determinants of Electronic Communications Technology Use and Its Impact on Supervisor-Subordinate InteractionsCaroline Howard, Nicholas P. Vitalari. 258
• The Post-Fordist Transformation: Information Technology and Organizational ChangeAndrew C. Boynton, Bart Victor, Joe Pine, Mark Eaker. 259-260
• Social Construction of Geographic Information Systems: Some Preliminary ImpressionsSundeep Sahay, Daniel Robey. 261
• A Model of the Evolution of IS Outsourcing RelationshipsRobert Klepper. 262
• Information Systems Outsourcing: A Mixed Integer Programming AnalysisAbhijit Chaudhury, Kichan Nam, H. Raghav Rao. 263-264
• An Empricial Study of the Strategic Use of IS in Airline Distribution Channels: An Integrative ApproachEllen Christiaanse. 265
• Perceived Strategic Value of Infromation Systems: Measurement, Determinants, and EffectsGirish H. Subramanian, John T. Nosek. 266-267
• The Impact of Interorganizational Relationships on the Adoption and Diffusion of Interorganizational SystemsG. Prem Premkumar, K. Ramamurthy, Sree Nilakanta. 269-270
• Information Technology Distribution Policy in a Global Versus Domestic ContextSirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Noam Tractinsky. 271-272
• Neural Networks in Forecasting and Decision MakingTimothy R. Hill, William C. Remus. 273
• The Effects of Restrictiveness and Preference for Procedural Order on the Appropriation of Group Decision Heuristics in a GSS EnvironmentBradley C. Wheeler, Brian E. Mennecke. 274-275
• Exemplar: Improving the College Classroom with Group Support TechnologyRobert O. Briggs, V. Ramesh, Koushik Basu, Judith P. Carlisle. 276-277
• International Telecommunication Infra-Structures: Developments and PoliciesMark Eaton, Vladimir Termetsky, René W. Wagenaar. 279
• Structuration Theory in Information Systems Research: Dilemmas and SolutionsRichard J. Boland Jr., Wanda J. Orlikowski, Geoff Walsham. 280-281
• Alternative Arrangements for the Management of Information Services: Implications for Practitioners and AcademicsJohn Henderson, Benn R. Konsynski, Robert W. Zmud. 282
• Leveraging Business Process Redesign Through IS/TQM Synergy: CIOs Target Research DirectionsWarren Harkness, Richard Nortnik, Patricia M. Wallington. 283
• Education in the Information Age: Experiences in the Electronic ClassroomSirkka L. Jarvenpaa, Douglas R. Vogel. 284-285
• Paradigm Shift 2001: What Will We Teach Business Majors as the Technology Becomes Invisible?Heinz K. Klein, Stuart E. Madnick, Robert Weissman. 287
• Value-Added Services in the Public Sector: Perspectives in Information Systems Management and Performance from the Front LinePatricia T. Fletcher, John Leslie King, Jerry Mechling. 288
• New Thinking in Information Systems Education for Managers: A European PerspectiveClaudio Ciborra, Hans Oppelland, Tapio Reponen. 289
• Reengineering: Full Speed Ahead or Are We Sure That We Know Where We Are Going?Leslie D. Ball, Kathleen Foley Curley. 291
• Understanding the Software Training Process: What s Really Important?Maung K. Sein, Lorne Olfman, Jane Webster. 292
• IS: A Profession at the Crossroads?Gordon B. Davis, John F. Rockart, Hugh J. Watson. 293
• Cross-Cultural Research in ISNiels Bjørn-Andersen, Donald J. McCubbrey, K. S. Raman. 296
• Social Issues of IS: Reshaping Our Research Agenda for 2001?Mary J. Culnan, Rob Kling, James C. Wetherbe. 297
• Transforming the Organization: Reengineering Business Processes with Information TechnologyM. Lynne Markus, John A. Turner. 299-300
• New Horizons for Hypermedia in Information SystemsMichael Bieber, Patricia A. Carlson, Steven O. Kimbrough, Murray Turoff. 301
• Pioneering the Mind: The Biological Structure of Natural IntelligenceMichael S. Parks. 302
• Building Group Decision Support and Multimedia Research LabsDorothy G. Dologite, Jay F. Nunamaker, James M. Ragsua. 303
• A Workshop on Two Techniques for Qualitative Data Analysis: Action Research and EthnographyRichard Baskerville, Lynda Davies. 305-306