28. HICSS 1995: Maui, Hawaii, USA - Volume 3

Decision Support and Knowledge-Based Systems

• Ritu Agarwal, Prabuddha De, Charles E. Wells:
  Cooperative distributed problem solving: an investigation in the domain of jobshop scheduling. 4-12
  
• Jean-Pierre Corriveau:
  A time-constrained architecture for cognition. 13-22
  
• Himawan Gunadhi, Kwang-Hui Lim, Wee-Yong Yeong:
  PACE: a planning advisor on curriculum and enrolment. 23-31
  
• William L. Kuechler Jr., Nina Lim, Vijay K. Vaishnavi:
  A smart object approach to hybrid knowledge representation and reasoning strategies. 32-41
  
• Pierre Lévine, Jean-Charles Pomerol:
  The role of the decision maker in DSSs and representation levels. 42-51
  
• Stefan Spieck, Mark Weigelt, Jürgen Falk, Peter Mertens:
  Decentralized problem solving in logistics and production with partly intelligent agents and comparison with alternative approaches. 52-61
  
• Boris Stilman:
  Linguistic geometry: a new paradigm for intelligent systems. 62-72
  
• Pirkko Walden, Christer Carlsson:
  Hyperknowledge and expert systems: a case study of knowledge formation processes. 73-
  

Executive Information Systems

• Dorothy E. Leidner, Sven A. Carlsson, Joyce J. Elam:
  A cross-cultural study of executive information systems. 91-100
  
• Graham Pervan, James Meneely:
  Implementing and sustaining executive information systems: influencing factors in a mining industry context. 101-109
  
• Neil McBride:
  The role of executive information systems in organisations: an interpretive analysis. 110-119
  
• Richard Chimera:
  Information technology and the transformation of decision making. 120-129
  
• Hannu Vanharanta, Timo Käkölä, Kalle Kangas:
  Usability of a hyperknowledge-based executive support system for financial benchmarking. 130-139
  
• Grace Masaki, Joseph Walls, John Stockman:
  Hypermedia EIS and the World Wide Web. 140-
  

Forecasting Support Systems

• Nancy Paule Melone, Timothy W. McGuire, Lawrence Wai Chan, Timothy A. Gerwing:
  Effects of DSS, modeling, and exogenous factors on decision quality and confidence. 152-159
  
• William C. Remus, Kenneth A. Griggs, Marcus O'Connor:
  The impact of rumors on the judgmental forecasting process. 160-166
  
• Gregoris Mentzas, I. Linardopoulos, V. Assimakopoulos:
  An architechture for intelligent assistance in the forecasting process. 167-176
  
• Bob Berry, Goksan Erdogan, Duarte Trigueiros:
  Rule induction for financial modelling and model interpretation. 177-
  

Graph-Based Methods in Software Technology and Information Systems

• Roger W. H. Bons, Ronald M. Lee, René W. Wagenaar, Clive D. Wrigley:
  Modelling inter-organizational trade using Documentary Petri Nets. 189-198
  
• Timo Käkölä:
  Fostering organizational learning with embedded application systems: the XTEND2 prototype. 199-208
  
• Peter L. Hammer, Alexander Kogan:
  Essential and redundant rules in Horn knowledge bases. 209-
  

Hypermedia in Information Systems and Organizations

• Hannu Vanharanta, Timo Käkölä, Barbro Back:
  Validity and utility of a hyperknowledge-based financial benchmarking system. 221-230
  
• Daniel Schwabe, Gustavo Rossi:
  Building hypermedia applications as navigational views of information models. 231-240
  
• Venkatraman Balasubramanian, Murray Turoff:
  A systematic approach to user interface design for hypertext systems. 241-
  

Information Sharing and Knowledge Discovery in Large Scientific Databases

• Prabhu Ram, William Perrizo:
  Multidatabase global query optimization. 253-262
  
• Venkataraman Ramesh, Sudha Ram:
  A methodology for interschema relationship identification in heterogeneous databases. 263-272
  
• Jeffrey Parsons:
  A graphical technique for modeling multi-user data requirements. 273-282
  
• Ning Zhong, Setsuo Ohsuga:
  Managing/refining structural characteristics discovered from databases. 283-292
  
• Wojciech Ziarko, Ning Shan:
  Discovering attribute relationships, dependencies and rules by using rough sets. 293-299
  
• Debby Keen, Arcot Rajasekar:
  Inductive certainty factors from databases. 300-
  

Logic Modeling

• Sulin Ba, Andrew B. Whinston, Karl Reiner Lang:
  An enterprise modeling approach to organizational decision support. 312-320
  
• Amit Basu, Robert W. Blanning:
  Discovering implicit integrity constraints in rule bases using metagraphs. 321-329
  
• Scott A. Moore:
  A communication framework for applications. 330-341
  
• Stephen F. Roehrig:
  Incompletely specified probabilistic networks. 342-351
  
• Jiangling Wan, Michael P. Bieber, Jason Tsong-Li Wang, Peter A. Ng:
  LHM: a logic-based hypertext data model for integrating hypertext and information systems. 350-
  

Methods and Tools for Information Systems Development

• Sastry Nanduri, Spencer Rugaber:
  Requirements validation via automated natural language parsing. 362-368
  
• Susan A. Sherer:
  The three dimensions of software risk: technical, organizational, and environmental. 369-378
  
• Marianne Bays:
  Impact of IS alignment strategies on organizational perceptions of quality. 379-
  

Modeling Technologies and Information Systems

• Nabil R. Adam, Aryya Gangopadhyay:
  An N-ary view integration method using conceptual dependencies. 391-397
  
• Marco Gagliardi, Cosimo Spera:
  Some new results in model integration. 398-407
  
• Levent V. Orman:
  Structural analysis of decision models. 408-417
  
• Joobin Choobineh, Anil Kini:
  SQLSAM: SQL for statistical analysis and modeling. 418-427
  
• Garett O. Dworman, Steven O. Kimbrough, James D. Laing:
  On automated discovery of models using genetic programming in game-theoretic contexts. 428-438
  
• Arthur Geoffrion, Sergio Maturana:
  Generating optimization-based decision support systems. 439-
  

Multi-Media Information Systems

• Grace Au, Ching Kwong Kwok, Heung Wing Lee:
  An intelligent multimedia patients information system: design problems and solutions. 451-460
  
• Ralph Martinez, Yasser Alsafadi, Jinman Kim:
  Design of multimedia global PACS distributed computing environment. 461-469
  
• Gerard L. Reijns:
  A distributed picture archiving and communications system for hospitals using image pre-fetching. 470-
  

Technology Management: Systems and Process

• George M. Scott:
  Managing the new-technology cycle from R&D to product introduction: a framework and overall technology strategy. 482-493
  
• Aaron J. Shenhar, Dov Dvir:
  Managing technology projects: a contingent exploratory approach. 494-503
  
• Joseph C. Paradi, Mark D. R. Parsons, Gloria Yan:
  Service pricing strategies in an internal information system services organization with captive customers/markets. 504-513
  
• Jens O. Riis, Claus Neergaard:
  Managing technology projects: an organizational learning approach. 514-522
  
• J.-C. Spender:
  Managing a socially constructed technology: the case of CT scanning. 523-532
  
• Élisabeth Lefebvre, Louis A. Lefebvre, Marie-Josée Roy:
  Technological penetration and cumulative benefits in SMEs. 533-541
  
• Richard Smith:
  Concept formulation techniques for new telecommunications services. 542-551
  
• S. W. F. Omta, L. M. Bouter, J. M. L. van Engelen:
  A management control perspective an industrial pharmaceutical R&D. 552-562
  
• Urs E. Gattiker, Helen Kelley:
  Morality and technology, or is it wrong to create and let loose a computer virus. 563-573