9. ECIS 2001: Bled, Slovenia

• Ben Light:
  A Review of the Issues Associated with Customer Relationship Management Systems. 1232-1241
  
• Ian Owens, Paul Beynon-Davies:
  A Survey of Electronic Commerce Utilization in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in South Wales. 461-467
  
• Panos Louvieris, Andrew Lockwood:
  An Analysis of the UNICAFE Experience and its Implications for IT Induced Business Transformation in Higher Education. 1098-1109
  
• Robert Snoke, Alan Underwood:
  An Australian IT Industry View of Generic Attributes for IS Graduates. 1037-1046
  
• Christos Bouras, Nikolaos Katris, Vassilis Triantafillou:
  An electronic polling service to support public awareness using web technologies. 935-946
  
• Rajeev Sharma, Philip Yetton:
  An evaluation of a major validity threat to the technology acceptance model. 1170-1175
  
• Wen Wan, Hock-Hai Teo:
  An examination of auction price determinants on Ebay. 898-908
  
• James B. Pick, Sunny J. Baker:
  An Interactive Telecommunications Degree with Vision for the Future. 1058-1069
  
• Hans P. Lehmann:
  An Object Oriented Architecture Model for International Information Systems? Exploring a Possible Approach. 23-35
  
• Felix Kossak, Wolfgang Eßmayr, Werner Winiwarter:
  Applicability of HCI research to e government applications. 957-968
  
• Pouya Pourkomeylian:
  Avoiding Failure in SPI Initiation. 558-567
  
• Robert D. Galliers, Sue Newell:
  Back to the Future: From Knowledge Management to Data Management. 609-615
  
• David Graham Wastell:
  Barriers to effective knowledge management: Action Research Meets Grounded Theory. 628-639
  
• Konstantinos A. Tarabanis, Vassilios Peristeras, Garyfallos Fragidis:
  Building an Enterprise Architecture for Public Administration: A High Level Data Model for Strategic Planning. 987-998
  
• Robert W. Smyth:
  Challenges to Successful ERP Use. 1227-1231
  
• Ralf Klischewski:
  Commitments Enabling Co-Operation in Distributed Information Systems Development. 509-519
  
• Johannes Hummel, Ulrike Lechner:
  Communities - The Role of Technology. 1264-1275
  
• Laurence Habib, Tony Cornford:
  Computers in the Home: Domestic Technology and the Process of Domestication. 129-138
  
• Jordi Comas, Sandra Sieber:
  Connecting Knowledge Management and Experiential Learning to Gain New Insights and Research Perspectives. 263-273
  
• Shirley Bode, Janice M. Burn:
  Consultancy Engagement and E-Business Development - A Case Analysis of Australian SMEs. 568-578
  
• Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  Critical Information Systems Research: A Habermasian Approach. 253-262
  
• Yoshitaka Nakamura, Takeshi Nagayoshi, Takuo Nishihara:
  Currency exchange system for electronic moneys. 909-922
  
• Janice C. Sipior, Burke T. Ward:
  Cyberliability: Is the Chief Privacy Officer the Solution? 177-187
  
• Monkol Lek, Benjamnin Anandarajah, Narciso Cerpa, Rodger Jamieson:
  Data Mining Prototype for Detecting E-Commerce Fraud. 160-165
  
• Simon K. Milton, Edmund Kazmierczak, Chris Keen:
  Data Modelling Languages: An Ontological Study. 304-318
  
• Viktorija Sulcic, Dusan Lesjak:
  DE in Slovenia: Where are We? 1087-1097
  
• Peter H. Carstensen, Lasse Vogelsang:
  Design of Web-Based Information Systems - New Challenges for Systems Development? 536-547
  
• Theodoropoulos Vassilis, Panayiotis Koutsabasis, Jenny S. Darzentas, Thomas Spyrou, John Darzentas:
  Designing a Postgraduate Curriculum in Information Systems: A Greek Case. 1070-1080
  
• David Graham Wastell, Peter Kawalek, Mike Willetts:
  Designing alignment and improvising change: Experiences in the public sector using the SPRING methodology. 1125-1136
  
• Donald H. Drury:
  Determining IT TCO: Lessons and extensions. 825-836
  
• Kim Viborg Andersen, Hanne Westh Nicolajsen:
  Digital strategies for organizational change. 1176-1180
  
• Lars Svensson:
  Discursive Evaluation in a Distributed Learning Community. 1110-1120
  
• Antonio Cordella:
  Does information technology always lead to lower transaction costs? 854-864
  
• George Prassas, Katherine C. Pramataris, Olga Papaemmanouil:
  Dynamic Recommendations in Internet Retailing. 368-379
  
• Arjen Wassenaar, Shirley Gregor:
  E-Business Strategy Formulating and Forming: New Wine in Old Bottles? 1242-1251
  
• Khan A. Zulfigar, Shan Ling Pan, Jae-Nam Lee, Jimmy C. Huang:
  E-Government: An Exploratory Study of On-Iine Electronic Procurement Systems. 1010-1024
  
• Yelena Jussupova, André-René Probst, Mathias Rossi:
  Electronic marketplace for business competencies exchange. 743-750
  
• Darryl Coulthard, Tanya Castleman:
  Electronic Procurement in Government: More Complicated than Just Good Business. 999-1009
  
• Tawfik Jelassi, Stefanie Leenen:
  Embarking on E-Business at Ducati Motorcycles (Italy). 397-409
  
• Nada Korac-Kakabadse, Alexander Kouzmin, Andrew Korac-Kakabadse:
  Emerging Impacts of On-Line Over-Connectivity. 89-97
  
• John D'Ambra:
  Evaluating the utility and impact of the world wide web. 887-897
  
• Stuart J. Barnes, Kenny Liu, Richard T. Vidgen:
  Evaluating WAP News Sites: The Webqual/m Approach. 344-355
  
• David Kopcso, Leo Pipino, William Rybolt:
  Factors affecting the assessment of web site quality. 848-853
  
• Adi Prananto, Judy McKay, Peter Marshall:
  Frameworks to Support E-Business Growth Strategy. 1254-1263
  
• Alison E. Adam:
  Gender, Emancipation and Critical Information Systems. 139-147
  
• Annakarin Nyberg, Ola Henfridsson:
  Going for the Online Customer - An Interpretive Case Study of Internetworked Customer Reach in Online Entertainment. 330-338
  
• Thomas Puschmann, Oliver Thalmann, Rainer Alt:
  Healthcare Portals - Customer Centricity in the Pharmaceutical Industry. 410-421
  
• Sang-Yong Tom Lee:
  How much should my software differ from yours. 818-824
  
• Rolf T. Wigand, Kevin Crowston, Steve Sawyer, Marcel Allbritlon:
  Information and Communication Technologies in the Real Estate Industry: Results of a Pilot Survey. 339-343
  
• Fons Wijnhoven:
  Information markets to improve information value and utilisation. 797-807
  
• George Lekakos, Konstantinos Chorianopoulos, Diomidis Spinellis:
  Information Systems in the Living Room: A Case Study of Personalized Interactive TV Design. 319-329
  
• Jens Broendsted, Bente Elkjaer:
  Information technology as a fellow player in organizational learning. 687-695
  
• Moez Limayem, Sabine Gabriele Hirt, Wynne W. Chin:
  Intention does not always Matter: The Contingent Role of Habit in IT Usage Behaviour. 274-286
  
• Anat Hovav, Ravi Patnayakuni, David Schuff:
  Internet Technology Diffusion: Adoption of IPV6. 468-473
  
• Paul Alpar, Dirk Kalmring:
  Inter-organisational knowledge management with internet applications. 730-742
  
• Martin Hughes, William Golden:
  Intranet technology as an enabler of BPR: AN exploratory study in public healthcare. 1149-1158
  
• Panagiota Papadopoulou, Panagiotis Kanellis, Drakoulis Martakos:
  Investigating the Formation of Trust in E-Commerce Relationships. 195-204
  
• Jackie Phahlamohlaka, J. Dewald Roode:
  Justification of Group Decisions: A Case Study of User Training in Group Support Systems Applications. 593-608
  
• Jimmy C. Huang, Sue Newell, Shan Ling Pan, Robert D. Galliers:
  Knowledge integration processes within the context of enterprise resources planning (ERP) systems implementation. 1212-1226
  
• Sven A. Carlsson:
  Knowledge Management in Network Contexts. 616-627
  
• Nilmini Wickramasinghe, Gail L. Mills:
  Knowledge management systems: A health care initiative with lessons for us all. 763-774
  
• Karlheinz Kautz, Kim Thaysen:
  Knowledge, learning and IT support in a small software company. 696-705
  
• Mark Thompson, Geoff Walsham:
  Learning to value the Bardic tradition: Culture, communication and organisational knowledge. 706-714
  
• Franca Cantoni, Mauro Bello, Chiara Frigerio:
  Lowering the barriers to knowledge transfer and dissemination: The Italian cooperative banks cooperative experience. 665-673
  
• Jan Karlsbjerg, Jan Damsgaard:
  Make or Buy - A Taxonomy of Intranet Implementation Strategies. 579-592
  
• Anat Hovav, Paul Gray:
  Managing academic electronic publishing: Six case studies. 751-762
  
• Stewart Robertson, Philip Powell:
  Managing the IS function During Mergers. 1297-1306
  
• Sue Newell, Marward Maertens:
  Managing the Resourcing Process in an IT Outsourcing Environment: A Case Example. 1047-1057
  
• Andreas Meier, Stefan Hüsemann, Ambros Lüthi, Daniel Wismer, Harald Häuschen, Kurt A. Meyer, Pascal Wohlwender:
  Market Analysis of Electronic Business in Switzerland and Comparisons with Europe. 54-66
  
• Gennadi Kazakevitch, Luba Torlina:
  Market structures and competition in the digital economy. 808-817
  
• A. Milton Jenkins:
  Meeting the Need for E-Commerce and E-Business Education: Creating a Global Electronic Commerce Concentration in the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) Programme. 1081-1086
  
• Kalevi Kontinen:
  Mobile E-Commerce: Challenges for Global Co-Operation. 4-10
  
• Olivier Glassey:
  Model and architecture for a virtual one stop public administration. 969-976
  
• Paul Windrum, Chris Birchenhall, Ray Hackney:
  Modelling IS successions in e commerce. 875-886
  
• Debra Howcroft, Helen J. Richardson, Melanie Wilson:
  Now You See it... Now You Don't Myths of the Dot.Com Market. 98-108
  
• Pat Finnegan, Robert D. Galliers, Philip Powell:
  Operationalising Guidelines for Inter-Organisational Systems Planning: Exploring a Learning Model. 530-535
  
• Reima Suomi, Jarmo Tähkäpää, Johanna Holm:
  Organizational and information systems metaphors in the health care sector - from harmonized value chain to realistic market models. 1181-1191
  
• Bill Anckar, Svante Olofsson, Pirkko Walden:
  Overcoming Online Booking Barriers with a Software Agent Approach. 385-396
  
• G. Daryl Nord, Susan Haugen, Andy Koronios, Dusan Lesjak, Ming-te Lu, Jeretta Horn Nord:
  Panel: A Global View of the Status of Electronic Business/Electronic Commerce in Collegiate Schools of Business. 79-84
  
• Joze Gricar, Franc Bracun, Milan Jelovcan, Stanko Kozelj, Darjan Petric, Marin Silic, Ivan Zerko:
  Panel: Challenges in Information Systems Development in a Count. 85-88
  
• Guy G. Gable, M. Lynne Markus, Kenny K. F. Lee, Graeme G. Shanks, Iris Vessey:
  Panel: ERP is Dead (or is it?) Long Live E-business!: An Exploration of the Future of ERP and its Relationship with E-Business. 380-384
  
• Anil K. Aggarwal, Ron Legon, A. Milton Jenkins, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, Salvatore Valenti, Reima Suomi:
  Panel: Web based education (WBE) and diffusion. 1121-1124
  
• Anne C. Rouse, Brian J. Corbitt, Benoit Aubert:
  Perspectives on IT Outsourcing Success: Covariance Structure Modelling of a Survey of Outsourcing in Australia. 67-78
  
• Mickey Howard, Richard T. Vidgen, Philip Powell, Andrew Graves:
  Planning for IS Related Industry Transformation: The Case of the 3daycar. 433-442
  
• Peter Rittgen:
  Process-Oriented EDI. 356-367
  
• Dimitrios S. Stamoulis, Dimitris Gouscos, Panagiotis Georgiadis, Drakoulis Martakos:
  Re orienting information systems for customer centric service: The case of the Greek Ministry of Finance. 977-986
  
• Amrit Tiwana, Ephraim R. McLean:
  Recombinant Knowledge Structures and Models of E-Business Innovation: An Empirical Investigation. 455-460
  
• Rikard Lindgren, Dick Stenmark, Magnus Bergquist, Jan Ljungberg:
  Rethinking competence systems for innovative organizations. 775-786
  
• Pedro T. Isaías, Ivo Alexandre Rodrigues, Dias de Sousa:
  RIS in Alentejo: Liberators in the Information Age. 45-53
  
• Jorgen P. Bansler, Erling C. Havn:
  Sharing Best Practices: An Empirical Study of IT -Support for Knowledge Sharing. 653-664
  
• Robert B. Johnston:
  Situated Action, Stucturation and Actor-Network Theory: An Integrative Theoretical Perspective. 232-242
  
• Margi Levy, Claudia Löbbecke, Philip Powell:
  SMEs Co-opetition and Knowledge Sharing: The IS Role. 640-652
  
• Rosann Webb Collins:
  Software Localization: Issues and Methods. 36-44
  
• Jeremy Rose, Rens Scheepers:
  Structuration Theory and Information System Development - Frameworks for Practice. 217-231
  
• Marlei Pozzebon, Alain Pinsonneault:
  Structuration Theory in the IS Field: An Assessment of Research Strategies. 205-216
  
• Paul Beynon-Davies, Michael D. Williams, Nick Hayward:
  Teledemocracy and the National Assembly of Wales. 947-956
  
• Christopher J. Davis:
  The Articulation of Shared Meaning in Information Systems Development. 520-529
  
• Rajeev Sharma, Philip Yetton:
  The Contingent Effects of Management Support and Task Interdependence On Successful IS Implementation: A Meta-Analysis. 1286-1296
  
• Roger Clarke:
  The Fundamental Inadequacies of Conventional Public Key Infrastructure. 148-159
  
• Kathy McGrath:
  The golden circle: A case study of organizational change at the London Ambulance Service. 1137-1148
  
• Ellen Christiaanse, Ruben Sinnecker, Marco Mossinkoff:
  The Impact of B2B Exchanges on Brick and Mortar Intermediaries: The ELEMICA Case. 422-432
  
• Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou, Athanasia Pouloudi:
  The Impact of Social Issues on Internet Policy Making. 109-117
  
• Karin Breu, Joe Peppard:
  The Participatory Paradigm for Applied Information Systems Research. 243-252
  
• Albrecht Enders, Thomas Hutzschenreuter:
  The Positioning of Business Schools Through Internet Based Management Education. 495-508
  
• Craig Standing:
  The Requirements of Methodologies for Developing Web Applications. 548-557
  
• Graeme G. Shanks, Emily Tay:
  The role of knowledge management in moving to a customer-focused organisation. 721-729
  
• Nandish V. Patel:
  The structure of information and knowledge in a market research company: Systems or webs? 715-720
  
• Mirko Vintar, Mitja Decman, Mateja Kunstelj:
  The use of ICT in the public sector and its influence on communication with citizens in Slovenia. 923-934
  
• Christos Halaris, Georgia Bafoutsou, Giorgos Papavassiliou, Gregoris Mentzas:
  The Virtual Consortium: Processes and Systems in the Construction Sector. 443-454
  
• Anton P. Zeleznikar:
  Thirty Years Later: The Informational and the Evolution of Consciousness. 1-3
  
• Amrit Tiwana, Ephraim R. McLean:
  Towards a theory of architectural knowledge integration capability: A test of an empirical model in e-business project teams. 787-796
  
• Juhani Iivari, Rudy Hirschheim, Heinz K. Klein:
  Towards More Professional Information Systems Development: ISD as Knowledge Work. 1025-1036
  
• Frank Seifert, Andreas Wimmer:
  Towards Networked Banking - The Impact of IT on the Financial Industry's Value Chain. 474-484
  
• Ioanna D. Constantiou, Nikolaos A. Mylonopoulos:
  Towards sustainable quality of service in interconnection agreements: Implications from information asymmetry. 865-874
  
• Joe Nandhakumar, Richard Baskerville:
  Trusting Online: Nurturing Trust in Virtual Teams. 188-194
  
• Jo Hanisch, Theerasak Thanasankit, Brian J. Corbitt:
  Understanding the Cultural and Social Impacts on Requirements Engineering Processes Identifying Some Problems Challenging Virtual Team Interaction with Clients. 11-22
  
• Jan Damsgaard, Rens Scheepers:
  Using Intranet technology to foster organizational knowledge creation. 674-686
  
• Darshana Sedera, Michael Rosemann, Guy G. Gable:
  Using performance measurement models for benefit realization with enterprise systems the Queensland government approach. 837-847
  
• Thomas R. Addis, Galal Hassan Galal:
  Using Problem-Domain and Artefact-Domain Architectural Modelling to Understand System Evolution. 298-303
  
• Mário M. Caldeira, John M. Ward:
  Using resource based theory to interpret the successful adoption and use of information systems and technology in manufacturing small and medium sized enterprises. 1159-1169
  
• Donal J. Flynn, Zahid Hussain:
  Using structuration theory to explain information systems development and use in a public health organisation. 1202-1211
  
• Frédéric Adam:
  Visualising and Representing How Organisations Work for a Better Analysis of How IT can Contribute. 287-297
  
• Audun Jøsang, Peter M. Møllerud, Eddy Cheung:
  Web Security: The Emperor's New Armour. 166-176
  
• Francesco Virili, Andrea Carignani:
  Web Technologies and Value Innovation in the Italian Retail Banking Industry. 485-494
  
• Philip J. Dobson, Craig Standing:
  Whatever Happened to the IT Plan? 1276-1285
  
• Neil McBride, Ray Hackney:
  Why information systems plans do not get implemented: A case study of a UK hospital. 1192-1201
  
• Lorraine O'Neill, Elizabeth Walker:
  Women in the Information Technology Industry: A Western Australian View. 118-128
  

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