Information Systems Management, Volume 18

Volume 18, Number 1, 2001

• Dawna Travis Dewire:
  From the Editor. 1-3
  
• David T. Croasdell:
  It's Role in Organizational Memory and Learning. 1-4
  
• William R. King:
  Strategies for Creating A Learning Organization. 1-9
  
• Linda Levine:
  Integrating Knowledge and Processes in A Learning Organization. 1-13
  
• Dana Edberg, Fritz H. Grupe, William L. Kuechler Jr.:
  Practical Issues in Global it Management: Many Problems, A Few Solutions. 1-13
  
• Hugh J. Watson, David A. Annino, Barbara Wixom, K. Liddell Avery, Mathew Rutherford:
  Current Practices in Data Warehousing. 1-9
  
• Dien D. Phan:
  Software Quality and Management: How the World's Most Powerful Software Makers do it. 1-12
  
• Jim Q. Chen, Richard D. Heath:
  Building Web Applications: Challenges, Architectures, and Methods. 1-12
  
• Timothy D. Wells, Christine Sevilla:
  Forming A Dialogue with Academia: Industry Requirements Versus Academic Programs. 1-4
  
• Christine B. Tayntor:
  A Practical Guide to Staff Augmentation and Outsourcing. 1-8
  
• Paul Gray:
  The Usual Suspects. 1-5
  

Volume 18, Number 2, 2001

• Dawna Travis Dewire:
  From the Editor. 1-3
  
• Brenda L. Killingsworth, Michael B. Hayden, Dennis Crawford, Robert E. Schellenberger:
  A Model for Motivating and Measuring Quality Performance in Information Systems Staff. 1-7
  
• Adam S. Huarng:
  Burnout Syndrome among Information System Professionals. 1-6
  
• George Pitagorsky:
  Using Project Management-Based "Push Back" to Make Client Demands More Realistic. 1-4
  
• John P. Murray:
  Recognizing the Responsibility of A Failed Information Technology Project as A Shared Failure. 1-5
  
• R. Kocharekar:
  K-Commerce: Knowledge-Based Commerce Architecture with Convergence of E-Commerce and Knowledge Management. 1-6
  
• Carolyn Stein, Mark N. Frolick:
  Ensuring Successful Development of Multimedia Computer-Based Training (CBT). 1-11
  
• Margaret L. Williams, Mark N. Frolick:
  The Evolution of EDI for Competitive Advantage: The Fedex Case. 1-7
  
• Marie Tumolo:
  Business-To-Business Exchanges. 1-9
  
• T. M. Rajkumar, R. V. S. Mani:
  Offshore Software Development: The View from Indian Suppliers. 1-11
  
• Jerry Kanter:
  The Ceo Goes On-Line. 1-6
  
• John van den Hoven:
  Information Resource Management: Foundation for Knowledge Management. 1-4
  
• William R. King:
  Envisioning the Future Impact of it on Society. 1-4
  
• Paul Gray:
  New Visions. 1-5
  

Volume 18, Number 3, 2001

• Dawna Travis Dewire:
  From the Editor. 5-7
  
• Mahesh S. Raisinghani:
  Wap: Transitional Technology for M-Commerce. 8-16
  
• William T. Harding, Anita J. Reed, Robert L. Gray:
  Cookies and Web Bugs: What They are and How They Work Together. 17-24
  
• Michael Erbschloe:
  Forces of Change: Ten Trends that Will Impact the Internet Over the Next Five Years. 25-29
  
• Nijaz Bajgoric:
  Internet Technologies for Improving Data Access. 30-41
  
• Hugh J. Watson, Thilini Ariyachandra, Robert J. Matyska Jr.:
  Data Warehousing Stages of Growth. 42-50
  
• Wendy T. Marks, Mark N. Frolick:
  Building Customer Data Warehouses for A Marketing and Service Environment: A Case Study. 51-56
  
• John P. Murray:
  Adding Value to the Information Technology Function. 57-61
  
• Joseph Sarkis, R. P. Sundarraj:
  A Decision Model for Strategic Evaluation of Enterprise Information Technologies. 62-72
  
• Jeff Butterfield, Norman Pendegraft:
  Analyzing Information System Investments: A Game-Theoretic Approach. 73-82
  
• Douglas J. Howe, James E. Cuccaro:
  Electricity Deregulation: It's New Bonanza. 83-91
  
• Brad Oates:
  Cyber Crime: How Technology Makes it Easy and What to do About it. 92-96
  

Volume 18, Number 4, 2001

• Dawna Travis Dewire:
  From the Editor. 1-3
  
• Cain Evans:
  An E-Strategy for Online E-Business. 1-14
  
• Ravindra Krovi:
  Surveying the E-Landscape: New Rules of Survival. 1-9
  
• David C. Chou:
  Integrating Tqm into E-Commerce. 1-9
  
• Steven Rabin:
  Providing A High-Performing Commerce Site. 1-12
  
• T. M. Rajkumar:
  E-Procurement: Business and Technical Issues. 1-9
  
• Dien D. Phan:
  E-Business Management Strategies: A Business-To-Business Case Study. 1-9
  
• Melinda Cline, Carl Stephen Guynes:
  The Impact of Information Technology Investment on Enterprise Performance: A Case Study. 1-7
  
• William R. King:
  Developing an is Education Strategy. 1-3
  

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