PACIS 1995: Singapore

• G. Russell Pipe:
  Linking National Information Infrastructures into Global Networks. 1
  
• Osamu Hayama:
  Prospects and Challenges for Information Infrastructure. 2
  
• Izak Benbasat:
  A Brief History of hte MIS Research Community: Accomplishments, Disappointments and Future Challenges. 3
  
• Ian Angell:
  'I Have Seen the Future... and it WORK!' (for some). 4
  
• Lim Hock:
  Strategic Planning in a Fast Changing Business Environment. 5
  
• Yulin Feng:
  The Construction and Development for China's IT Industry. 6
  
• Yu Chin:
  Philippines IT Policy : An Emerging TIGER. 7
  
• Tung Bui:
  Information Technology Deployment in Vietnam: National Policy and Role of International Investors. 8
  
• Pichet Durongkaveroj:
  Towards Social Equity and Prosperity: Thailand IT Policy into the 21st Century. 9
  
• Chun-Kwong Han:
  Towards a Malaysian Information -Rich Society in 2020 : Vision, National Strategies and Action Plans. 10
  
• Jong Choi:
  Strategic Development of Information Superhighway in Koera. 11
  
• To-yat Cheung:
  Some Government Policies on the Development of IT in Hong Kong. 12
  
• Ting-Peng Liang:
  The Role of Government-Sponored Institutes in IT Development in Taiwan. 13
  
• Foo-Hooi Ling:
  IT2000: Singapore's Vision of an Intelligent Island. 14
  
• Seymour E. Goodman:
  Embryonic Software Industries in Developing Countries. 15
  
• Osamu Hayama:
  The New Wave of Japan's Information and Social Infrastructure. 16
  
• Rod Badger:
  Networking Australia's Future: A National Approach to the Information Age. 17
  
• Niels Bjørn-Andersen:
  National IT Strategies for Denmark. 18
  
• Gérard Pogorel:
  The Coming Phase of IT and its Impact on Trade and Business Relatinships: A View from Europe. 19
  
• Roland Traunmüller:
  The Role of Enabling Technologies for New Public Management. 20
  
• Ignace Snellen:
  Automation of Policy Implementation. 21
  
• Heinrich Reinermann:
  New Public Management: Challenges for IS in Public Administration. 22
  
• Bill Jordan:
  Alignment of IT with Business Vision in Public Sector Organization. 23
  
• Win-Shiaw Sung:
  Reinventing Government Services Using Information Technology. 24
  
• Sor-Lin Chong:
  IT as an Enabler for Public Service Excellence - The Experience of Singapore's CSCP. 25
  
• Henk G. Sol:
  Shifting Boundaries in Systems Engineering. 26
  
• Mark Wilson:
  Information Technology, Telecommunications, and Globalization of Services Production. 27
  
• Roger Clarke, Robert Mason, Michael Shaw:
  The Challgenge of Informatino Infrastructure and Electronic Commerce. 28
  
• George DiNardo, Barry Lennon, Paul Wee:
  Business Process Reengieering and its Relevance in the Asia Pacific Region. 29
  
• Dennis Viehland, Laina Greene, Gerry Faigaoe:
  Internet and the World Wide Web: Challenges for the Next Generation. 30
  
• John King, Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Ting-Peng Liang:
  IS Education: Future Challenges. 31
  
• Edward Cheng:
  An Execution Model for Process Mapping and Process Automation in a Distributed Business Environment. 32
  
• Robert Davison:
  The Development of an Instrument for Measuring the Suitabiltiy of Using GSS on Support Meetings. 33
  
• Nian-Shing Chen, Craig Chao, Meng-Hsiang Hsu:
  Developing Groupware Applications Using Client/Server with Event-Pipe Method. 34
  
• Ho Lee, Clive D. Wrigley, René W. Wagenaar:
  Electronic Markeplace with Multimedia Representation : SEA of Flowers. 35
  
• Anne C. Rouse, David Watson, A. Lee Gilbert, Rod Dilnutt:
  System Development Practices: A Comparison of the Experience of Australian and United States' Organizations. 36
  
• Cathy Urquhart:
  Factors in Analyst - Client Communication in Requirements Definition. 37
  
• Frada Burstein, A. Sowunmi, H. G. Smith, A. McMillan, C. Cole:
  Building An Intelligent Decision Support System: A Case-Based Approach. 38
  
• Monica C. Holmes, J. Wayne Spence, Bernard C. Y. Tan, Kwok-Kee Wei, Jiinpo Wu:
  A Preliminary Cultural Comparison of Information Systems Professionals in Singapore and Taiwan: A Field Survey. 39
  
• H. Cheung, Janice M. Burn:
  Developing Information Systems in a Multi-Cultural Environoment. 40
  
• Roy C. Schmidt:
  Cultural Values and IT Use Among Senior Executives in Hong Kong. 41
  
• Jae-Nam Lee, Mye Sohn:
  Intelligent Form and Workflow Management System for Business Process Re-engineering. 42
  
• John Paynter:
  Milling Order Entry: A Case in Business Process Reengineering. 43
  
• Yu-Cheng Shen, Linda Lan:
  Total Quality Management Vs. Business Reengineering. 44
  
• Ray Hunt:
  Telecommunication Interconnection Services-Linking Local and Wide Area Information Systems. 45
  
• Timothy Ellis:
  A Strategic Planning Paradox: The Adoption & Implementation of Telecommunications-based Information Systems. 46
  
• Shailendra C. Palvia, Lai Tung, Poh-Tuan Leng, Soh Ee, Wong-Pei Li:
  A Study of Internet Awareness and Usage of the Two Singapore Universities. 47
  
• Chi-Siong Tan, Hean Poh:
  Guidelines for Strategic Information Systems Planning in Small and Medium Enterprises. 48
  
• Norman Smith, Fran Ackermann:
  Cognitive Mapping - A 'Hot Button' Approarch to IT Strategy Development. 49
  
• Donald J. Falconer, R. Alan Hodgett:
  Strategic Information Systems Planning in Large Companies in Australia. 50
  
• Nereu Kock, Robert J. McQueen:
  Using Groupware for Qualtiy Management and ISO 9000 Compliance. 51
  
• Alvin J. Surkan, Alexei N. Skurikhin:
  Evolving Pattern Detectors for Predicting Retention in Managing Student Admissions. 52
  
• Robert W. Blanning:
  Logical Foundations of Scenario Support Systems. 53
  
• D. Lai, Mohammed Quaddus:
  A Review of Adaptiveness in DSS: An Information Structuring Approach. 54
  
• Trislyn S. L. Ang, David Arnott, Peter A. O'Donnell:
  Formal Problem Formulation in the Development of Decision Support Systems. 55
  
• Alfred Pang:
  Quality Management in Computing Services - A study to Determine the Current State of Quality Management Practices of Computing Services in New Zealand's Industries. 56
  
• Mohamad Hisyam Selamat, Mohammad Rahim, M. Khan:
  Success and Failure in CASE Tools Adoption: A Tale of Two Organisations. 57
  
• Mohammed Quaddus:
  Diffusion of Information Technology: An Exploration of the Stage Models and Facilitating the User's Choice by Systems Approach. 58
  
• Lam Hoi, Lim Soon, Loh Meng:
  A Survey of the Status of Teleworking in Singapore. 59
  
• Bruce Rollier, Yiwah Liou:
  Stragegic Implications of Work Force Mobiltiy. 60
  
• Linda Lan:
  Introducing the Concept of Legitimacy of Participation. 61
  
• Ran Giladi:
  Organizations' Information Systems Allotment: Balanced Development. 62
  
• Sharifah Syed-Mohamed:
  The Development of Information Technology in the Malaysian Public Sector. 63
  
• C. M. Khoong:
  I.T. R&D Agenda for the '90s and Beyond. 64
  
• Phan Dinh Dieu, Nguyen Le:
  Vietnam's IT -2000 Program: The Challenges Ahead. 65
  
• Lily Sun, Roy Newton:
  Towards a Knowledge-Based Strategic Information System. 66
  
• Jeffrey Clark, Fawzy Soliman:
  A Conceptual Model of the Acceptance and Organizational Impact of Knowledge-Based Systems. 67
  
• Robert Mason:
  Knowledge Acquisition and Storage in Organisational Learning : A Conceptual Model and Some Empirical Evidence. 68
  
• Kyoichi Kijima:
  SOFT Science and Technology: Its Aims, Scope and Implementation. 69
  
• Ryo Sato, Herbert Prähofer, Kiyoshi Niwa, Franz Pichler:
  Discrete Event Systems: A Framework for Man-made Systems. 70
  
• Junichi Iljima, Takuya Tsuda:
  Distributed Negotiation Support Systems- Metagame Analysis Approach. 71
  
• Lynley Hocking, Chris Keen:
  An Assessment of A Centralised IT Policy Making Body Based on Forward and Backward Mapping. 72
  
• Yasuhiko Tamura:
  The Consideration of Japanese Software Industry with Regard to a New Era. 73
  
• Kiyoshi Niwa, Franz Pichler:
  A New Approach to Humanware in SOFT Science and Tecnology : Human-Computer Cooperative Systems. 74
  
• Kiyoshi Niwa, Franz Pichler:
  Information Systems Improvements for Borderless Broadcasting By A Soft System Methodology based Approach. 75
  
• Vincent Cheng, Chuk Yau:
  A Soft Systems Perspecitve for Decision Support Systems Development. 76
  
• Yiwah Liou, Bruce Rollier:
  Telework: Working Beyond Organizatinoal Boundaries. 77
  
• Irene M. Y. Woon, Chee-Sing Yap:
  An Economic Perspective of Cross-Border Telecommuting. 78
  
• Lai Tung, Shailendra C. Palvia, Lee Huei, Loy Ye-Meng, Ten Yee:
  A study of Telecommuting in Singapore: Current Status and Future Prospects. 79
  
• Vilas Wuwongse, Somsak Klumklai:
  A Deductive Object-Oriented Approach to Model Management. 80
  
• Jian Hu, Gee-Kin Yeo:
  Visualization of STructured Modeling. 81
  
• Claude Comair, Atsuko Kaga:
  Vu: A Databse Computer Language for the Simulation of Events in the City. 82
  
• M. Colbert, Junsheng Long, J. Dowell:
  Intergrating Human Factors and Software Engineering Evaluations: An Illustratio with Reference to A Military Planning System. 83
  
• Henry Linger, Arkady B. Zaslavsky, Frada Burstein, Shane Grigsby, David Allen:
  A Generic Approach to Information Systems Architecture to Support Quantitative Methods in Socio-Human Research. 84
  
• Carlton McDonald:
  Computer User Fears: A Preliminary Study. 85
  
• Robert J. McQueen, Hemi Rau, Wharehuia Milroy:
  Electronic Group Communication for Cultural Support: Maori Electronic Networking in New Zealand. 86
  
• Hakman Wan:
  On Computer Security Issues in Hong Kong. 87
  
• Jian Jin, Xiang Zhou:
  The Strategy and Policy of the Development of China's Telecommunication Industry. 88
  
• Janice M. Burn, Ray S. K. Poon, Eugenia M. W. Ng Tye, Louis C. K. Ma:
  Corrleating IS Curriculum with IS Career Development: A Culturally Based Study. 89
  
• Junichi Iljima, Masanobu Matsumaru, Kazuaki Nanba, Mitsuaki Kikuchi:
  What should be taught on Knowledge Formulation: Current Situation of Information Systems Education in Japan. 90
  
• Raj Gururajan, Trish Sherwood:
  A Quality Metric for the Instructional Process: A Systems Approach. 91
  
• Ting-Peng Liang, Chang-Er Chen, Shin-Yuan Hung:
  Applying Information Technology to Investigate the Global and Local Knoweldge of Loan Evluation. 92
  
• Albert Chan, Richard Bonner:
  Treatment of Data in the Development of Intelligent Information Systems Supporting Financial Decisions. 93
  
• Jong-Uk Choi, Kyoung Y. Bae, Dae W. Lee, Yoon Chung:
  Enhancement of Degree of Generalization in Neural Clustering Systems and Statistical Unterpretation. 94
  
• Fuyuan Chao, Jeung-Tai Tang:
  Current Practices in Information Systems Development of Academic Instituations in Taiwan. 95
  
• Huey-Wen Chou, James R. Coakley, William L. Harrison:
  End User Computing Management Practice s in Taiwan and the U.S. 96
  
• Daniel Ho, Wing-hung Tam:
  The Impact of Information Technology on the Accountancy Profession in Hong Kong. 97
  
• Chuk Yan, Pak Auyeung:
  Issues of Accounting Information System for the Year 2000. 98
  
• Brossa Cheung, Isabella Lam:
  Application of EDI in Hong Kong : Survey Evidence on Accountants. 99
  
• Suh-Ying Wur, Tse-Wing Lo:
  A Data Structure Approach to Implement the Characteristic of Inheritance in An Object-Oriented Database Management System. 100
  

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