DATA BASE, Volume 30

Volume 30, Number 1, Winter 1999

• Title.
  
• Mark Keil, Ephraim R. McLean:
  From the Editors. 4
  
• George M. Kasper:
  From the Chair. 5
  

• Robert D. Galliers:
  AIS. 7-9
  
• Bernard C. Glasson:
  IFIP. 10-13
  

• Robert L. Glass:
  COBOL: Is Is Dying - or Thriving? 15-18
  

• Abstracts. 20-21
  
• Ram L. Kumar, Connie W. Crook:
  A Multi-Disciplinary Framework for the Management of Interorganizational Systems. 22-37
  
• Rex Eugene Pereira:
  Resource View Theory Analysis of SAP as a Source of Competitive Advantage for Firms. 38-46
  
• Richard A. Johnson, Bill C. Hardgrave, E. Reed Doke:
  An Industry Analysis of Developer Beliefs About Object-Oriented Systems Development. 47-64
  
• E. Burton Swanson:
  IS ``Maintainability'': Should It Reduce the Maintainance Effort? 65-76
  
• Ranjit Bose, Vijayan Sugumaran:
  Application of Intelligent Agent Technology for Managerial Data Analysis and Mining. 77-94
  

Volume 30, Number 2, Spring 1999

• Title.
  
• Mark Keil, Ephraim R. McLean:
  From the Editors. 4
  
• George M. Kasper:
  From the Chair. 5-6
  

• Tor J. Larson, Linda Levine:
  Data Base Special Issue - Information Systems: Current Issues and Future Changes. 7-11
  
• Abstracts. 12-13
  
• Claudia Löbbecke, Paul C. van Fenema, Philip Powell:
  Co-Opetition and Knowledge Transfer. 14-25
  
• Richard Baskerville, Jan Pries-Heje:
  Knowledge Capability and Matuity in Software Management. 26-43
  
• Helena Karsten:
  Collaboration and Collaborative Information Technologies: A Review of the Evidence. 44-65
  
• Jakob Iversen, Peter Axel Nielsen, Jacob Nørbjerg:
  Situated Assessment of Problems in Software Development. 66-81
  
• Susan Gasson:
  A Social Action Model of Situated Information Systems Design. 82-97
  

Volume 30, Number 3&4, Summer-Fall 1999

• Title.
  
• Mark Keil, Ephraim R. McLean:
  From the Editors. 4
  

• Abstracts. 5-6
  
• Bradley C. Wheeler, Alan R. Dennis, Larry Press:
  Groupware Comes to the Internet: Charting a New World. 8-21
  
• Brian Whitworth, Roy Felton:
  Measuring Disagreement in Groups Facing Limited-Choice Problems. 22-33
  
• Ilze Zigurs, Bonnie K. Buckland, James R. Connolly, E. Vance Wilson:
  A Test of Task-Technology Fit Theory for Goup Support Systems. 34-50
  
• Fred Niederman, Roger J. Volkema:
  The Relation of Agenda Creation and Use to Group Support System Experience. 51-71
  
• Stephen C. Hayne:
  The Facilitators Perspective on Meetings and Implications for Group Support Systems Design. 72-91
  
• Ann M. Hickey, Douglas L. Dean, Jay F. Nunamaker:
  Establishing a Foundation for Collaborative Scenario Elicitation. 92-110
  
• Gert-Jan de Vreede, Hans de Bruijn:
  Exploring the Boundaries of Successful GSS Application: Supporting Inter-Organizational Policy Networks. 111-130
  
• Katherine M. Chudoba:
  Appropriations and Patterns in the Use of Group Support Systems. 131-148