Journal of Internet and Enterprise Management (IJIEM), Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, January-March 2003

• Eldon Y. Li, Timon C. Du: Editorial: Internet and enterprise management.
• Arie Segev, Shin-Chung Shao, J. Leon Zhao: A data analysis model for business intelligence.
• Holger Luczak, Stefan Bleck, André Quadt: Electronic business engineering - exploiting the potentials of a wireless world.
• Yer Van Hui, Lawrence C. Leung, Gang Fu, Waiman Cheung: Designing a fourth-party E-commerce logistics center: a benefit, cost and risk analysis using AHP and ANP models.
• Sagren Moodley: The potential of Internet-based business-to-business electronic commerce for a 'technology follower': the case of the South African apparel sector.

• Jonathan A. Morell, Thomas A. Phelps: Interoperability in the service of coordination: expanding practical choices for supply chain integration.
• Erastos Filos: Perspectives for Work and Business in the e-Economy: The Contribution of the European R&D Programme IST.

Volume 1, Number 2, April-June 2003

• Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves, Adolfo Steiger-Garção: Editorial: Product and process modelling in construction and related industries.
• Jirawat Damrianant: COSMOS: A discrete-event modeling methodology for construction process.
• Stephen C. North: Procession: a three-dimensional information visualisation tool for construction project statusing.
• Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves, Fatima Farinha, Adolfo Steiger-Garção: A meta-model based environment to assist integrated one-off production in B&C.
• Hung-Ju Chien, Stephen Barthorpe, Jack K. C. Shih: The potential for ERP in integrating the supply chain in the UK construction industry.
• Andrej Tibaut, Danijel Rebolj: Towards virtual product model.
• Bonaventura H. W. Hadikusumo, Steve Rowlinson: Visualisation: an aid to safety management.

Volume 1, Number 3, July-September 2003

• Pat Auger: An empirical investigation of the Miles and Snow typology for small on-line businesses.
• Sardar M. N. Islam, K. B. Oh: Econometric modelling of e-commerce finance in the knowledge economy: issues, macroeconomic determinants and public policies.
• Xiao-xia Huang, Shao-zu Mei: Allying business process reengineering with strategy: a new perspective for BPR.
• Gregory E. Kersten, Gordon Lo: Aspire: an integrated negotiation support system and software agents for e-business negotiation.
• Rosemary H. Wild, Don Vance, Kenneth A. Griggs: SimPersonnel: a prototype policy simulation model for enterprise-wide manpower management in the U.S. Navy.

Volume 1, Number 4, October-December 2003

• Daniel Hjorth: Editorial: Moving from knowledge management to organising knowledge.
• Violina Ratcheva: Enabling processes for sharing knowledge in virtual business relationships.
• Patrick Dawson, Jimmy Huang: Organizing knowledge and political process: reconfiguration in the context of BPR.
• Emil Røyrvik, Arne Lindseth Bygdås: Knowledge hyperstories and context sensitive knowledge enabling - the use of situated support systems in distributed organisational environments.
• Jeff Hearn, Anne Kovalainen, Teemu Tallberg: Organising knowledges, gender divisions and gender policies: the case of large Finnish corporations.
• Alexander Styhre, Mats Sundgren: Creativity as connectivity: a rhizome model of creativity.