34. HICSS 2001: Maui, Hawaii, USA

Emerging Technologies Track

• Ralph H. Sprague Jr., Hesham El-Rewini:
  Emerging Technologies Track - Introduction.
  

eGovernment

• Michael Gisler, Matthias Günter, Dieter Spahni:
  eGovernment - Minitrack Introduction.
  
• Airi Salminen, Virpi Lyytikäinen, Pasi Tiitinen, Olli Mustajärvi:
  Experiences of SGML Standardization: The Case of the Finnish Legislative Documents.
  
• Markus Greunz, Bernd Schopp, Joachim Haes:
  Integrating e-Government Infrastructures through Secure XML Document Containers.
  
• Petra Schubert, Urs Häusler:
  E-Government meets E-Business: A Portal Site for Startup Companies in Switzerland.
  
• Maria Wimmer, Roland Traunmüller, Klaus Lenk:
  Electronic Business Invading the Public Sector: Considerations on Change and Design.
  
• Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou, Athanasia Pouloudi, Wendy Currie:
  Applying the Stakeholder Concept to Electronic Commerce: Extending Previous Research to Guide Government Policy Makers.
  
• Özlem Uzuner, Lee W. McKnight:
  Sales Tax on the Internet: When and How to Tax?
  

Standardization in Information Technology

• Kai Jakobs:
  Standardization in Information Technology - Minitrack Introduction.
  
• Bernd Reitwiesner, Stefan Volkert, Melanie Frank:
  Standardization and the Competition between Standard Business Software and Framework Technology: Policy Implications for the Management and the Standardization Organizations.
  
• Joel West, Jason L. Dedrick:
  Proprietary vs. Open Standards in the Network Era: An Examination of the Linux Phenomenon.
  
• Mark Gaynor, Scott Bradner:
  The Real Options Approach to Standardization.
  
• Roy Rada:
  Standardizing Management of Software Engineering Projects.
  
• Karlheinz Kautz, Faisal Ramzan:
  Software Quality Management and Software Process Improvement in Denmark.
  
• Tineke M. Egyedi:
  Why Java Was Not Standardized Twice.
  

Waiting for the Web

• Innes Ritchie, Chris Roast:
  Waiting for the Web - Minitrack Introduction.
  
• Innes Ritchie, Chris Roast:
  Performance, Usability and the Web.
  
• Fintan Culwin, Xristine Faulkner:
  Browsing the Web: Delay, Determination and Satisfaction.
  
• Bruce J. McKenzie, Andy Cockburn:
  An Empirical Analysis of Web Page Revisitation.
  
• Charles X. Ling, Jianfeng Gao, Huajie Zhang, Weining Qian, HongJiang Zhang:
  Mining Generalized Query Patterns from Web Logs.
  
• Tsang-Ming Jiang, Wenyu Cao, Dale Clark:
  Multi-Level Web Surfing.
  
• Zhong Su, Qiang Yang, HongJiang Zhang, Xiaowei Xu, Yuhen Hu:
  Correlation-based Document Clustering using Web Logs.
  
• Qiang Yang, Henry Haining Zhang, Hui Zhang:
  Taylor Series Prediction: A Cache Replacement Policy based on Second-Order Trend Analysis.
  

Nontraditional Computer Support for Design and User Evaluation

• Martha E. Crosby, Marie Iding, David N. Chin:
  Nontraditional Computer Support for Design and User Evaluation - Minitrack Introduction.
  
• Norihisa Segawa, Yuko Murayama, Yasunari Nakamoto, Hiromi Gondo, Masatoshi Miyazaki:
  Evaluation of the Handwriting Function of an ``On-Door'' Communication System.
  
• Mary C. Burton, Joseph B. Walther:
  A Survey of Web Log Data and their Application in Use-based Design.
  
• Sungwon Cho:
  A Framework for the Evaluation of an Electronic Marketplace Design with Evolutionary Negotiation Support.
  
• Svein Nordbotten, Joan C. Nordbotten:
  Perception of Statistical Presentations - Investigated by Means of Internet Experiments.
  
• Kari Kuutti, Katja Battarbee, Simo Säde, Tuuli Mattelmäki, Turkka Keinonen, Topias Teirikko, Anne-Mari Tornberg:
  Virtual Prototypes in Usability Testing.
  
• Jean Scholtz:
  Adaptation of Traditional Usability Testing Methods for Remote Testing.
  
• Lorna Uden, Neil Willis:
  Designing User Interfaces Using Activity Theory.
  
• John C. Thomas:
  Quantitative and Qualitative Measures: Myths of the Culture.
  
• Jan Stelovsky:
  Can Rote Memorization Be Fun? A Game Shell for Concept Matching with Java and XML.
  
• Barbara Klemm, Marie Iding, Martha E. Crosby:
  Polygraph Diagrams for Holistic Visualization of Data Sets using Multiple-Units of Analysis.
  
• Marie Iding, Martha E. Crosby, Thomas Speitel, Thanhtruc Nguyen, Tyra Shimabuku:
  Cooperative and Collaborative Learning in Computer-based Science Instruction.
  

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