IBM Systems Journal, Volume 46, 2007

Volume 46, Number 1, 2007

• Catherine Lasser, Michael Svinte:
  Introduction. 1-2
  
• Joseph M. Jasinski, David I. Seidman, John J. Ritsko:
  Preface. 3-4
  
• Thomas J. Eggebraaten, Jeffrey W. Tenner, Joel C. Dubbels:
  A health-care data model based on the HL7 Reference Information Model. 5-18
  
• Barbara A. Eckman, Craig A. Bennett, James H. Kaufman, Jeffrey W. Tenner:
  Varieties of interoperability in the transformation of the health-care information infrastructure. 19-42
  
• Jonathan D. Gold, Marion J. Ball:
  The Health Record Banking imperative: A conceptual model. 43-56
  
• Amnon Shabo, Dolev Dotan:
  The seventh layer of the clinical-genomics information infrastructure. 57-68
  
• Ronald S. Weinstein, Ana María López, Gail P. Barker, Elizabeth A. Krupinski, Michael R. Descour, Katherine M. Scott, Lynne C. Richter, Sandra J. Beinar, Michael J. Holcomb, Peter H. Bartels, Richard A. McNeely, Achyut K. Bhattacharyya:
  The innovative bundling of teleradiology, telepathology, and teleoncology services. 69-84
  
• Christian Kirsch, Mark Mattingley-Scott, Christian Muszynski, Franz Schaefer, Christoph Weiss:
  Monitoring chronically ill patients using mobile technologies. 85-94
  
• Marion Blount, Virinder M. Batra, Andrew N. Capella, Maria Ebling, William F. Jerome, Sherri M. Martin, Michael Nidd, Michael R. Niemi, Steven P. Wright:
  Remote health-care monitoring using Personal Care Connect. 95-114
  
• Akihiro Inokuchi, Koichi Takeda, Noriko Inaoka, Fumihiko Wakao:
  MedTAKMI-CDI: Interactive knowledge discovery for clinical decision intelligence. 115-134
  
• Richard A. Mushlin, Aaron Kershenbaum, Stephen T. Gallagher, Timothy R. Rebbeck:
  A graph-theoretical approach for pattern discovery in epidemiological research. 135-150
  
• Xueyun Sharon Wang, Leonard Nayda, Richard Dettinger:
  Infrastructure for a clinical-decision-intelligence system. 151-170
  
• George Ölund, Pontus Lindqvist, Jan-Eric Litton:
  BIMS: An information management system for biobanking in the 21st century. 171-182
  
• Michael Hehenberger, Avijit Chatterjee, Usha Reddy, Joyce Hernandez, Jörg Sprengel:
  IT solutions for imaging biomarkers in biopharmaceutical research and development. 183-198
  

Volume 46, Number 2, 2007

• Charles W. Lickel:
  Introduction. 202
  
• John J. Ritsko, Alexander Birman:
  Preface. 203-204
  
• Rachel K. E. Bellamy, Thomas Erickson, Brian Fuller, Wendy A. Kellogg, Rhonda Rosenbaum, John C. Thomas, Tracee Vetting Wolf:
  Seeing is believing: Designing visualizations for managing risk and compliance. 205-218
  
• Carl E. Abrams, Juerg von Känel, Samuel Müller, Birgit Pfitzmann, Susanne Ruschka-Taylor:
  Optimized enterprise risk management. 219-234
  
• Michiharu Kudo, Yoshio Araki, Hiroshi Nomiyama, Shin Saito, Yukihiko Sohda:
  Best practices and tools for personal information compliance management. 235-254
  
• Christopher M. Johnson, Tyrone Grandison:
  Compliance with data protection laws using Hippocratic Database active enforcement and auditing. 255-264
  
• Marco Pistoia, Satish Chandra, Stephen J. Fink, Eran Yahav:
  A survey of static analysis methods for identifying security vulnerabilities in software systems. 265-288
  
• Lin Luo, Da Ming Hao, Zhong Tian, Ya Bin Dang, Bo Hou, Peter Malkin, Shun Xiang Yang:
  Ariadne: An Eclipse-based system for tracking originality of source code. 289-304
  
• Jayashree Ramanathan, Richard J. Cohen, Ernst Plassmann, Karthikeyan Ramamoorthy:
  Role of an auditing and reporting service in compliance management. 305-318
  
• Marc Delbaere, Rui Ferreira:
  Addressing the data aspects of compliance with industry models. 319-334
  
• Ying Liu, Samuel Müller, Ke Xu:
  A static compliance-checking framework for business process models. 335-362
  
• Windsor W. Hsu, Shauchi Ong:
  Technical Forum : WORM storage is not enough. 363-369
  

Volume 46, Number 3, 2007

• Al Zollar:
  Introduction. 372
  
• Chakalamattam Jos Paul, Christopher Ward, David I. Seidman, John J. Ritsko:
  Preface. 373-374
  
• Alan Ganek, Kristof Kloeckner:
  An overview of IBM Service Management. 375-386
  
• Mark Ernest, John M. Nisavic:
  Adding value to the IT organization with the Component Business Model. 387-404
  
• John Black, Christine Draper, Tom Lococo, Fouad Matar, Christopher Ward:
  An integration model for organizing IT service management. 405-422
  
• David Lindquist, Hari Madduri, Chakalamattam Jos Paul, Bala Rajaraman:
  IBM Service Management architecture. 423-440
  
• Hari Madduri, Shepherd S. B. Shi, Ron Baker, Naga Ayachitula, Laura Shwartz, Maheswaran Surendra, Carole Corley, Messaoud Benantar, Sushma Patel:
  A configuration management database architecture in support of IBM Service Management. 441-458
  
• Christopher Ward, Vijay Aggarwal, Melissa J. Buco, Emi Olsson, Steve Weinberger:
  Integrated change and configuration management. 459-478
  
• Chakalamattam Jos Paul:
  The process of building a Process Manager: Architecture and design patterns. 479-496
  
• Niraj Joshi, Wayne B. Riley, Juergen Schneider, Yih-Shin Tan:
  Integration of domain-specific IT processes and tools in IBM Service Management. 497-512
  
• Santhosh Kumaran, Pete Bishop, Tian Chao, Pankaj Dhoolia, Prashant Jain, Rajesh Jaluka, Heiko Ludwig, Ann Moyer, Anil Nigam:
  Using a model-driven transformational approach and service-oriented architecture for service delivery management. 513-530
  
• Heiko Ludwig, John Hogan, Rajesh Jaluka, David Loewenstern, Santhosh Kumaran, Allen Gilbert, Arijit Roy, Thirumal R. Nellutla, Maheswaran Surendra:
  Catalog-based service request management. 531-548
  
• Alan J. Keel, Michael A. Orr, Robin R. Hernandez, Eduardo A. Patrocinio, John Bouchard:
  From a technology-oriented to a service-oriented approach to IT management. 549-564
  
• Peter Brittenham, R. Russell Cutlip, Christine Draper, Brent A. Miller, Samar Choudhary, Marcelo Perazolo:
  IT service management architecture and autonomic computing. 565-582
  
• Mark W. Johnson, Andrew Hately, Brent A. Miller, Robert Orr:
  Evolving standards for IT service management. 583-598
  
• David M. Chess, James E. Hanson, John A. Pershing, Steve R. White:
  Prospects for simplifying ITSM-based management through self-managing resources. 599-608
  
• Steve Mastrianni, David F. Bantz, Kirk A. Beaty, Tom Chefalas, Srikant Jalan, Gautam Kar, Andrzej Kochut, Dongjun Lan, Larry O'Connell, Anca Sailer, Gang Wang, Qingbo Wang, Dennis G. Shea:
  IT Autopilot: A flexible IT service management and delivery platform for small and medium business. 609-624
  

Volume 46, Number 4, 2007

• Linda S. Sanford:
  Message from the Senior Vice President, Enterprise On Demand Transformation & Information Technology. 1
  
• Luba Cherbakov, Andrew Bravery, Brian D. Goodman, Aroop Pandya, John Baggett:
  Changing the corporate IT development model: Tapping the power of grassroots computing. 1-20
  
• Alexander Birman, John J. Ritsko:
  Preface. 627-628
  
• Dave L. Newbold, Maria C. Azua:
  A model for CIO-led innovation. 629-637
  
• Amy W. Chow, Brian D. Goodman, John W. Rooney, Christopher D. Wyble:
  Engaging a corporate community to manage technology and embrace innovation. 639-650
  
• Lance Walker:
  IBM business transformation enabled by service-oriented architecture. 651-667
  
• Jamshid A. Vayghan, Steve M. Garfinkle, Christian Walenta, D. C. Healy, Zulma Valentin:
  The internal information transformation of IBM. 669-683
  
• Shubir Kapoor, Blair Binney, Stephen J. Buckley, Henry Chang, Tian Chao, Markus Ettl, E. Noel Luddy, Rajesh Kumar Ravi, Jeaha Yang:
  Sense-and-respond supply chain using model-driven techniques. 685-702
  
• Kamal Bhattacharya, Nathan S. Caswell, Santhosh Kumaran, Anil Nigam, Frederick Y. Wu:
  Artifact-centered operational modeling: Lessons from customer engagements. 703-721
  
• Nitin Nayak, Mark H. Linehan, Anil Nigam, David Marston, Jun-Jang Jeng, Frederick Y. Wu, Didier Boullery, L. F. White, Prabir Nandi, Jorge L. C. Sanz:
  Core business architecture for a service-oriented enterprise. 723-742
  
• Jim Christensen, Bob Hughes:
  Voice-enabled IT transformation: The new voice technologies. 763-775
  
• Naoki Abe, Rama Akkiraju, Stephen J. Buckley, Markus Ettl, Pu Huang, Dharmashankar Subramanian, Fateh Tipu:
  On optimizing the selection of business transformation projects. 777-795
  
• Richard D. Lawrence, Claudia Perlich, Saharon Rosset, Jorge Arroyo, Matthew Callahan, J. Matthew Collins, Alexey Ershov, Sheri Feinzig, Ildar Khabibrakhmanov, Shilpa Mahatma, Mark Niemaszyk, Sholom M. Weiss:
  Analytics-driven solutions for customer targeting and sales-force allocation. 797-816
  
• Liangzhao Zeng, Hui Lei, Teruo Koyanagi, Hiroyasu Ohsaki, Henry Chang:
  Model analysis for business event processing. 817-831
  

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