Industrial Management and Data Systems, Volume 101

Volume 101, Number 1, 2001

• Gene Fliedner:
  Hierarchical forecasting: issues and use guidelines. 5-12
  
• P. Pete Chong, Ye-Sho Chen, Jason Chou-Hong Chen:
  IT induction in the food service industry. 13-20
  
• Jodi Vosburg, Anil Kumar:
  Managing dirty data in organizations using ERP: lessons from a case study. 21-31
  
• Tony Holden, Ruth A. Schmidt:
  Commerce at light speed - an international comparative evaluation of CALS strategy and implementation in the USA and Japan. 32-40
  
• Sang Jun Lee, Keng Siau:
  A review of data mining techniques. 41-46
  
• Festus Olorunniwo, Tony Hartfield:
  Strategic partnering when the supply base is limited: a case study. 47-52
  

Volume 101, Number 2, 2001

• Henning Madsen, John P. Ulhøi:
  Greening of human resources: environmental awareness and training interests within the workforce. 57-65
  
• Hesan A. Quazi:
  Sustainable development: integrating environmental issues into strategic planning. 64-70
  
• Binshan Lin, Charlotte A. Jones, Chang-tseh Hsieh:
  Environmental practices and assessment: a process perspective. 71-80
  
• Sameer Kumar, Charu Chandra:
  Enhancing the effectiveness of benchmarking in manufacturing organizations. 80-89
  

• Steven Mann, Scott Sbihli:
  The Wireless Application Protocol. 90-91
  
• Michael Lissack, Johan Roos:
  The Next Common Sense. An E-Manager's Guide to Mastering Complexity. 90-91
  
• Alan Webb:
  Project Management for Successful Product Innovation. 90-91
  
• Nigel Nicholson:
  Managing the Human Animal. 90-91
  

Volume 101, Number 3, 2001

• Qingyu Zhang:
  Object-oriented database systems in manufacturing: selection and applications. 97-105
  
• Kwasi Amoako-Gyampah, Vidyaranya B. Gargeya:
  Just-in-time manufacturing in Ghana. 106-113
  
• Zhenxin Yu, Hong Yan, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  Benefits of information sharing with supply chain partnerships. 114-121
  
• Chang-tseh Hsieh, Ming-te Lu, Binshan Lin:
  Assessing the quality of computer print magazines: practitioners' versus academics' perceptions. 120-126
  
• Rajeev Kumar, P. Sagar Midha:
  A QFD based methodology for evaluating a company's PDM requirements for collaborative product development. 126-132
  
• Shuliang Li, Barry J. Davies:
  GloStra - a hybrid system for developing global strategy and associated Internet strategy. 132-141
  

Volume 101, Number 4, 2001

• A. S. M. Tam, L. K. Chu, Domenic Sculli:
  Business process modelling in small- to medium-sized enterprises. 144-152
  
• Anil Kumar, Prashant C. Palvia:
  Key data management issues in a global executive information system. 153-164
  
• William David Salisbury, Rodney A. Pearson, Allison W. Pearson, David W. Miller:
  Perceived security and World Wide Web purchase intention. 165-177
  
• Mohsen Attaran:
  The coming age of online procurement. 177-181
  
• Pacifico Marcello Pelagagge:
  Efficiency improvement programme in a multi-site production system: an overview. 181-185
  
• Kostas S. Metaxiotis, Konstantinos Ergazakis, John E. Psarras:
  An elaborate analysis of production systems in industry: what a consultant should know. 185-193
  

Volume 101, Number 5, 2001

• Charles V. Trappey, Amy J. C. Trappey:
  Electronic commerce in Greater China. 201-210
  
• Alexander Wagner, Douglas Edward Turner, Terry Anthony Byrd:
  A survey of innovative technology processes in manufacturing. 210-216
  
• Wilhelm Hasselbring, Hans Weigand:
  Languages for electronic business communication: state of the art. 217-227
  
• Shin-Yuan Hung, Ting-Peng Liang:
  Effect of computer self-efficacy on the use of executive support systems. 227-237
  
• Shailendra C. Palvia, Ravi S. Sharma, David W. Conrath:
  A socio-technical framework for quality assessment of computer information systems. 237-251
  
• Karen Ketler, John R. Willems:
  The need for training in telecommunications: a comparison of the marketing managers' and information systems managers' viewpoints. 252-261
  

Volume 101, Number 6, 2001

• Mohsen Attaran, Samuel Michael Grijalva:
  Strategic management of technology at Frito-Lay's Kern manufacturing facility. 264-272
  
• Hyonsong Chong, Richard E. White, Victor Prybutok:
  Relationship among organizational support, JIT implementation, and performance. 273-281
  
• M. K. Lai, Paul K. Humphreys, Domenic Sculli:
  The implications of Western electronic commerce for Chinese business networks. 281-289
  
• Charu Chandra, Sameer Kumar:
  Enterprise architectural framework for supply-chain integration. 290-304
  
• Shouhong Wang:
  Designing information systems for electronic commerce. 304-315
  

Volume 101, Number 7, 2001

• Y. Helio Yang:
  Software quality management and ISO 9000 implementation. 329-338
  
• Lars G. Holst, Gunnar S. Bolmsjö:
  Simulation integration in manufacturing system development: a study of Japanese industry. 339-356
  
• Chao-Ton Su, Mu-Chen Chen, Guang-Chih Cheng:
  TQM in Taiwan's computer and its peripheral industry. 357-362
  
• Robert J. Vokurka:
  Using the Baldrige criteria for personal quality improvement. 363-369
  
• Luis Murillo:
  Supply chain management and the international dissemination of e-commerce. 370-377
  
• Liang-Hsuan Chen, Shu-Yi Liaw, Yeong Shin Chen:
  Using financial factors to investigate productivity: an empirical study in Taiwan. 378-384
  

Volume 101, Number 8, 2001

• Germaine H. Saad:
  Strategic performance evaluation: descriptive and prescriptive analysis. 390-399
  
• Namjae Cho, Sanghyuk Park:
  Development of electronic commerce user-consumer satisfaction index (ECUSI) for Internet shopping. 400-406
  
• Kenton B. Walker, Eric N. Johnson:
  Planning a revenue stream system in an e-business environment. 406-413
  
• Sameer Kumar, Charu Chandra, Mike Stoerzinger:
  Serve your supply chain, not operations - a case study. 414-425
  
• Rhonda R. Lummus, Dennis W. Krumwiede, Robert J. Vokurka:
  The relationship of logistics to supply chain management: developing a common industry definition. 426-432
  
• David C. Yen, Sooun Lee, Seok Ha Koh:
  Critical knowledge/skill sets required by industries: an empirical analysis. 432-442
  

Volume 101, Number 9, 2001

• Bin Wu:
  A unified framework of manufacturing systems design. 446-469
  
• Bruce L. McManis, Randy Ryker, K. Christopher Cox:
  An examination of Web usage in a global context. 470-478
  
• Robert E. Beasley, Ewuuk Lomo-David, Virginia R. Seubert:
  Telework and gender: implications for the management of information technology professionals. 477-482
  
• Shi-Ming Huang, Irene S. Y. Kwan, Yu-Chung Hung:
  Planning enterprise resources by use of a reengineering approach to build a global logistics management system. 483-491
  
• Hsin-Pin Fu, Tien-Hsiang Chang, Ming-Ji Wu:
  A case study of the SMEs' organizational restructuring in Taiwan. 492-501
  
• Atul Gupta, Glen Thomas:
  Organizational learning in a high-tech environment: from theory to practice. 502-507