Communications of the ACM (CACM), Volume 41, 1998

Volume 41, Number 1, January 1998

• Robert Fox:
  News Track. 9-10
  

• Roy Rada:
  Corporate Shortcut to Standardization. 11-15
  

• Neil Munro:
  Access Charges under Scrutiny. 17-19
  

• Nora H. Sabelli:
  We Are No Longer A Priesthood. 20-21
  

• Jennifer Burg, Stan J. Thomas:
  Computers Across Campus - Introduction. 22-25
  
• David G. Brown, Jennifer Burg, Jay L. Dominick:
  A Strategic Plan for Ubiquitous Laptop Computing. 26-31
  
• Glenn MacDougall:
  Acadia University's "Sandbox". 32-33
  
• Alan Candiotti, Neil Clarke:
  Combining Universal Access with Faculty Development and Academic Facilities. 36-41
  
• Mark Weiser:
  The Future of Ubiquitous Computing on Campus. 41-42
  
• Janice Biros:
  Changes in Computer Purchase, Distribution, and Maintenance. 43-44
  
• Lynn Kiaer, David Mutchler, Jeffrey Froyd:
  Laptop Computers in an Integrated First-Year Curriculum. 45-49
  
• Carolyn R. Watters, Marshall Conley, Cynthia Alexander:
  The Digital Agora: Using Technolgy for Learning in the Social Sciences. 50-57
  
• Ann Deden:
  Computers and Systemic Change in Higher Education. 58-63
  
• Richard J. LeBlanc, Steven L. Teal:
  Hardware and Software Choices for Student Computer Initiatives. 64-69
  
• Samuel L. Grier, Larry W. Bryant:
  The Case for Desktops. 70-71
  

• Ho Geun Lee:
  Do Electronic Marketplaces Lower the Price of Goods? 73-80
  
• Sonya Freeman Cohen:
  Quest for Java. 81-83
  

• Peter G. Neumann:
  Protecting the Infrastructures. 128
  

Volume 41, Number 2, February 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Elliot Soloway: No One Is Making Money In Educational Software. 11-15

• Brock N. Meeks: No Justice, No Peace. 17-19

• Jan Guynes Clark, Vincent S. Lai: Internet Comes to Morocco. 21-23

• Brian C. Behrens, Reuven R. Levary: Practical Legal Aspects of Software Reverse Engineering. 27-29
• Leon A. Kappelman, Darla Fent, Kellie B. Keeling, Victor Prybutok: Calculating the Cost of Year-2000 Compliance. 30-39
• Varun Grover, James T. C. Teng, Kirk D. Fiedler: IS Investment Priorities in Contemporary Organizations. 40-48
• Philip M. Johnson: Reengineering Inspection. 49-52

• Giri Kumar Tayi, Donald P. Ballou: Examining Data Quality - Introduction. 54-57
• Richard Y. Wang: A Product Perspective on Total Data Quality Management. 58-65
• Ken Orr: Data Quality and System Theory. 66-71
• David Kaplan, Ramayya Krishnan, Rema Padman, James Peters: Assessing Data Quality in Accouting Information Systems. 72-78
• Thomas Redman: the Impact of Poor Data Quality on the Typical Enterprise. 79-82

• Mauri Laitinen, Mohamed Fayad: Surviving a Process Performance Crash. 83-86

• Peter G. Neumann: Internet Gambling. 112

Volume 41, Number 3, March 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-11

• Hal Berghel: The Year-2000 Problem and the New Riddle of Induction. 13-17

• Grey E. Burkhart, Seymour E. Goodman: The Internet Gains Acceptance in the Persian Gulf. 19-25

• Diane Crawford: Praises Come With a Hitch. 26-29

• Charles H. House: It's Time for a Change. 31

• H. Raghav Rao, Al Farooq Salam, Brian DosSantos: Marketing and the Internet - Introduction. 32-34
• P. K. Kannan, Ai-Mei Chang, Andrew B. Whinston: Marketing Information on the I-Way: Data Junkyard or Information Gold Mine? 35-43
• Jonathan W. Palmer, David A. Griffith: An Emerging Model of Web Site Design for Marketing. 44-51
• Lauren B. Eder, Marvin E. Darter: Physicians in Cyberspace. 52-54
• Greg Elofson, William N. Robinson: Creating a Custom Mass-Production Channel on the Internet. 56-62
• Huaiqing Wang, Matthew K. O. Lee, Chen Wang: Consumer Privacy Concerns about Internet Marketing. 63-70
• Robert M. O'Keefe, Tim McEachern: Web-based Customer Decision Support Systems. 71-78
• Al Farooq Salam, H. Raghav Rao, C. C. Pegels: Content of Corporate Web Pages as Advertising Media. 76-77

• Mark Bohr: Silicon Trends and Limits for Advanced Microprocessors. 80-87
• Robert J. Hall: How to Avoid Unwanted Email. 88-95
• Bonnie A. Nardi, James R. Miller, David J. Wright: Collaborative, Programmable Intelligent Agents. 96-104

• John T. Nosek: The Case for Collaborative Programming. 105-108

• Peter G. Neumann: Are Computers Addictive? 128

Volume 41, Number 4, April 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 11-12

• Pamela Samuelson: Encoding the Law into Digital Libraries. 13-18

• Nathaniel S. Borenstein: Whose Net Is It Anyway? 19-21

• Edward A. Fox, Gary Marchionini: Toward a Worldwide Digital Library - Introduction. 28-32
• Andreas Paepcke, Kevin Chen-Chuan Chang, Hector Garcia-Molina, Terry Winograd: Interoperability for Digital Libraries Worldwide. 33-43
• William E. Moen: Accessing Distributed Cultural Heritage Information. 44-48
• H. M. Gladney, Fred Mintzer, Fabio Schiattarella, Julián Bescós, Martin Treu: Digital Access to Antiques. 49-57
• Cathryn S. Dippo: FedStats Promotes Statistical Literacy. 58-60
• Donald D. Cowan, Colin I. Mayfield, Frank Wm. Tompa, W. Gasparini: New Role for Community Networks. 61-63
• Akira Maeda, Myriam Dartois, Takehisa Fujita, Tetsuo Sakaguchi, Shigeo Sugimoto, Koichi Tabata: Viewing Multilingual Documents on Your Local Web Browser. 64-65 M. K. Leong, L. Cao, Ying Lu: Distributed Chinese Bibliographic Searching. 66-68
• Judith Klavans, Peter Schäuble: NSF-EU Multilingual Information Access. 69
• Ian H. Witten, Craig G. Nevill-Manning, Rodger J. McNab, Sally Jo Cunningham: A Public Library Based on Full-text Retrieval. 71-75
• Albert Endres, Norbert Fuhr: Students Access Books and Journals through MeDoc. 76-77
• László Kovács: Discovery of Resources within a Distributed Library System. 78-79
• Marcos André Gonçalves, Claudia Bauzer Medeiros: Initiatives That Center on Scientific Dissemination. 80-81
• Sung-Hyun Myaeng: R&D for a Nationwide General-Purpose System. 82-85
• Cliff McKnight: Many Projects That Depend on Collaboration. 86-87
• Andrew E. Treloar: Libraries' New Role in Electronic Scholary Publishing. 88-89
• Annelise Mark Pejtersen: Semantic Information Retrieval. 90-92
• Sanna Talja, Rami Heinisuo, Eija-Liisa Kasesniemi, Harri Kemppainen, Sinikka Luukkainen, Kirsi Pispa, Kalervo Järvelin: Discourse Analysis of User Request. 93-94
• Ben Shneiderman, Donald Byrd, W. Bruce Croft: Sorting Out Searching: A User-Interface Framework for Text Searches. 95-98

• Iris Vessey, Robert L. Glass: Strong Vs. Weak Approaches to Systems Development. 99-102
• Angela Sodan: Yin and Yang in Computer Science. 103-111

• Fred B. Schneider: On Concurrent Programming. 128

Volume 41, Number 5, May 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-11

• Brock N. Meeks: Don't Shoot Me, I'm Famous. 13-15

• Robert L. Glass: Everything Old Is New Again. 17-20

• Bruce H. Barnes: Assessing Computer Technology in Europe. 29-32

• James Veitch, Robert Laddaga: Distributed Dynamic Systems - Introduction. 34-36
• Narinder Singh: Unifying Heterogeneous Information Models. 37-44
• Jeffrey P. Morrill: Distributed Recognition of Patterns in Time Series Data. 45-51
• James Veitch: A Conversation with Paul Graham. 52-54
• David N. Gray, John Hotchkiss, Seth LaForge, Andrew Shalit, Toby Weinberg: Modern Languages and Microsoft's Component Object Model. 55-65
• Janos Sztipanovits, Gabor Karsai, Ted Bapty: Self-Adaptive Software for Signal Processing. 66-73

• Vicky Hardman, Martina Angela Sasse, Isidor Kouvelas: Successful Multiparty Audio Communication over the Internet. 74-80
• Akira K. Onoma, Wei-Tek Tsai, Mustafa H. Poonawala, Hiroshi Suganuma: Regression Testing in an Industrial Environment. 81-86
• Peter Duchessi, InduShobha N. Chengalur-Smith: Client/Server Benefits, Problems, Best Practices. 87-94
• William N. Robinson, Vecheslav Volkov: Supporting the Negotiation Life Cycle. 95-102

• Mohamed E. Fayad: The Art of Managing Mutiple Processes. 103-105

• Rebecca Mercuri: In Search of Academic Integrity. 136

• David Alan Grier: Politics, Control, and Computer Networks: The Chinese Student Lobby of 1989. 137-145
• Michel Keable, Maurice Landry, Claude Banville: The Legitimacy Gap Between IS Professionals and Users. 146-156
• Albert A. Angehrn, Soumitra Dutta: Case-Based Decision Support. 157-165
• Christine Parent, Stefano Spaccapietra:
  Issues and Approaches of Database Integration. 166-178
  
• Uma G. Gupta: Automatic Tools for Testing Expert Systems. 179-184
• Jay K. Joiner, W. T. Tsai: Re-Engineering Legacy Cobol Programs. 185-197
• Takashi Nishiyama, Junji Nomura, Ryoji Nakajima, Tetsuji Miyanoh: A Semi-Autonomous Security Robot Employing Telepresence. 198-205
• Arun Sen: From DSS to DSP: A Taxonomic Retrospective. 206-216

Volume 41, Number 6, June 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Stephen J. Lukasik, Lawrence T. Greenberg, Seymour E. Goodman: Protecting an Invaluable and Ever-Widening Infrastructure. 11-16

• Larry Press: Low-Cost Estimation of Travel Trade-offs. 17-20

• Wayne Madsen: Internet Malcontents of the World - Unite! 27-28

• Christopher Morgan: Building an Informational Bridge to China. 29-30

• Sandeep K. Singhal, Binh Q. Nguyen: The Java Factor - Introduction. 34-37
• Paul Tyma: Why Are We Using Java Again? 38-42
• Kathy Bohrer, Verlyn M. Johnson, Anders Nilsson, Bradley Rubin: Business Process Components for Distributed Object Applications. 43-48
• Kelvin D. Nilsen: Adding Real-Time Capabilities to Java. 49-56
• Donald P. Brutzman: The Virtual Reality Modeling Language and Java. 57-64
• James W. Cooper: Using Design Patterns. 65-68

• Annie Chabert, Ed Grossman, Larry S. Jackson, Stephen Pietrowicz, Chris Seguin: Java Object-Sharing in Habanero. 69-76
• Soumitra Dutta, Luk Van Wassenhove, Selvan Kulandaiswamy: Benchmarking European Software Management Practices. 77-86
• Larry Wos: Programs That Offer Fast, Flawless, Logical Reasoning. 87-95
• James T. C. Teng, Seung Ryul Jeong, Varun Grover: Profiling Successful Reengineering Projects. 96-102

• Harold W. Lawson: Infrastructure Risk Reduction. 120

Volume 41, Number 7, July 1998

• Robert Fox:
  News Track. 9-11
  

• Robert L. Glass:
  Short-Term and Long-term Remedies for Runaway Projects. 13-15
  

• Roy Rada, Carl Cargill, John Klensin:
  Consensus and the Web. 17-22
  

• Roger C. Schank:
  Horses For Courses. 23-25
  

• Minerva M. Yeung:
  Digital Watermarking - Introduction. 30-33
  
• Nasir D. Memon, Ping Wah Wong:
  Protecting Digital Media Content. 34-43
  
• Scott Craver, Boon-Lock Yeo, Minerva M. Yeung:
  Technical Trials and Legal Tribulations. 44-54
  
• Fred Mintzer, Gordon W. Braudaway, Alan E. Bell:
  Opportunities for Watermarking Standards. 56-64
  
• Jian Zhao, Eckhard Koch, Chenghui Luo:
  In Business Today and Tomorrow. 66-72
  
• John M. Acken:
  How Watermarking Adds Value to Digital Content. 74-77
  

• Tomás Isakowitz, Michael Bieber, Fabio Vitali:
  Web Information Systems - Introduction. 78-80
  
• Gerald L. Lohse, Peter Spiller:
  Electronic Shopping. 81-88
  
• Jay M. Tenenbaum:
  WISs and Electronic Commerce. 89-90
  
• Ajit Kambil, Mark Ginsburg:
  Public Access Web Information Systems: Lessons from the Internet EDGAR Project. 91-97
  
• Albert L. Lederer, Dinesh A. Mirchandani, Kenneth Sims: Using WISs to enhance Competitiveness. 94-95
• Harri Oinas-Kukkonen:
  What is Inside a Link? 98
  
• Eric van Heck, Peter Vervest:
  How Should CIOs Deal With Web-Based Auctions? 99-100
  
• Gustavo O. Arocena, Alberto O. Mendelzon:
  Viewing WISs as Database Applications. 101-102
  
• Kenji Takahashi:
  Metalevel Links: More Power to Your Links. 103-105
  
• V. Balasubramanian, Alf Bashian:
  Document Management and Web Technologies: Alice Marries the Mad Hatter. 107-115
  
• Alan R. Dennis:
  Lessons from Three Years of Web Development. 112-113
  
• Hermann A. Maurer:
  Modern WISs. 114-115
  
• Murray Turoff, Starr Roxanne Hiltz:
  Superconnectivity. 116
  
• James A. Senn:
  WISs at Federal Express. 117-118
  

• Peter G. Neumann:
  Laptops in Congress? 128
  

Volume 41, Number 8, August 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Elliot Soloway, Cathleen A. Norris: Using Technology to Address Old Problems in New Ways. 11-18

• Diane Crawford: Shaping Public Policy in the Information Age. 21-24

• Roger A. Coldwell: Did Chuck Babbage Predict Software Piracy? 25-27

• Robert J. Kauffman, Frederick J. Riggins: Information Systems and Economics - Introduction. 32-34
• Yannis Bakos: The Emerging Role of Electronic Marketplaces on the Internet. 35-42
• Rajiv M. Dewan, Marshall L. Freimer, Abraham Seidmann: Internet Service Providers, Proprietary Content, and the Battle for Users' Dollars. 43-48
• Erik Brynjolfsson, Lorin M. Hitt: Beyond the Productivity Paradox: Computers are the Catalyst for Bigger Changes. 49-55
• Sanjeev Dewan, Kenneth L. Kraemer: International Dimensions of the Productivity Paradox. 56-62
• Chris F. Kemerer: Progress, Obstacles, and Opportunities in Software Engineering Economics. 63-66
• Sandra Slaughter, Donald E. Harter, Mayuram S. Krishnan: Evaluating the Cost of Software Quality. 67-73

• Lorrie Faith Cranor, Brian A. LaMacchia: Spam! 74-83
• Roy T. Fielding, E. James Whitehead Jr., Kenneth M. Anderson, Gregory Alan Bolcer, Peyman Oreizy, Richard N. Taylor: Web-Based Development of Complex Information Products. 84-92
• Stan Jarzabek, Riri Huang: The Case for User-Centered CASE Tools. 93-99
• Sandeep Purao, Hemant K. Jain, Derek L. Nazareth: Effective Distribution of Object-Oriented Applications. 100-108

• David S. Hamu, Mohamed Fayad: Achieving Bottom-Line Improvements with Enterprise Frameworks. 110-113

• Peter J. Denning: Computer Science and Software Engineering: Filing for Divorce? 128

Volume 41, Number 9, September 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Brock N. Meeks: Mainstreem Media Heartburn. 11-13

• Pamela Samuelson: Does Information Really Have to be Licensed? 15-20

• Donald A. Smith: Computerizing Computer Science. 21-23

• Arun Sen, Varghese S. Jacob:
  Industrial-Strength Data Warehousing - Introduction. 28-31
  
• Hugh J. Watson, Barbara J. Haley:
  Managerial Considerations. 32-37
  
• Charles Bontempo, George Zagelow:
  The IBM Data Warehouse Architecture. 38-48
  
• Michael Sigal:
  A Common Sense Development Strategy. 42-43
  
• James R. Sutter:
  Project-Based Warehouses. 49-51
  
• Stephen R. Gardner:
  Building the Data Warehouse. 52-60
  
• Cecilia Claudio:
  Health Care Management. 58-59
  
• Katherine Glassey:
  Seducing the End User. 62-69
  
• Jim Scott:
  Warehousing Over the Web. 64-65
  
• Linda Huber:
  Users Drive Move From Mainframe. 66-67
  

• Jennifer Kreie, Timothy Paul Cronan: How Men and Woman View Ethics. 70-76
• Judith Gal-Ezer, David Harel: What (Else) Should CS Educators Know? 77-84
• Rudolf K. Keller, Jean Tessier, Gregor von Bochmann: A Pattern System for Network Management Interfaces. 86-93
• Asuman Dogac, Cevdet Dengi, M. Tamer Özsu:
  Distributed Object Computing Platforms. 95-103
  

• Peter G. Neumann: Y2K Update. 128

Volume 41, Number 10, October 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-11

• Hal Berghel: Who Won the Mosaic War? 13-16

• Barbara Simons: Outlawing Technology. 17-18

• Larry Press, Grey E. Burkhart, William Foster, Seymour E. Goodman, Peter Wolcott, Jon Woodard: An Internet Diffusion Framework. 21-26

• Richard C. Hsu: Maintaining High Living Standards Through Innovation, Strong Patents. 27-28

• Krishnan Seetharaman: The CORBA Connection - Introduction. 34-36
• Jon Siegel: OMG Overview: CORBA and the OMA in Enterprise Computing. 37-43
• Steve Vinoski: New Features for CORBA 3.0. 44-52
• Douglas C. Schmidt: Evaluating Architectures for Multithreaded Object Request Brokers. 54-60
• Michi Henning: Binding, Migration, and Scalability in CORBA. 62-71
• Paul Haggerty, Krishnan Seetharaman: The Beneffits of CORBA-Based Network Management. 73-79

• Arie Segev, Jaana Porra, Malu Roldan: Intenet Security and the Case of Bank of America. 81-87
• Frederick J. Riggins, Hyeun-Suk Rhee: Toward a Unified View of Electronic Commerce. 88-95
• Arun Rai, Thiagarajan Ravichandran, Subhashish Samaddar: How to Anticipate the INternet's Global Diffusion. 97-106

• Richard Gisselquist: Engineering in Software. 107-108

• Peter G. Neumann: Risks of E-Education. 136

Volume 41, Number 11, November 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Herbert Schorr, Salvatore J. Stolfo: A Digital Government for the 21st Century. 15-19

• Grey E. Burkhart, Seymour E. Goodman, Arun Mehta, Larry Press: The Internet in India: Better Times Ahead? 21-26

• Peter Wolcott, Patrick Homer, Seymour E. Goodman: HPC Export Controls: Navigating Choppy Waters. 27-30

• Sidney Karin, Susan L. Graham: The High-Performance Computing Continuum - Introduction. 32-35
• Paul Messina, David E. Culler, Wayne Pfeiffer, William Martin, J. Tinsley Oden, Gary Smith: Architecture. 36-44
• Andrew S. Grimshaw, Adam Ferrari, Greg Lindahl, Katherine Holcomb: Metasystems. 46-55
• Reagan Moore, Thomas A. Prince, Mark H. Ellisman: Data-Intensive Computing and Digital Libraries. 56-62
• Joel H. Saltz, Alan Sussman, Susan L. Graham, James Demmel, Scott B. Baden, Jack Dongarra: Programming Tools and Environments. 64-73
• Andy Finley, Ann Redelfs, Greg Moses: Education, Outreach, and Training. 74-75

• Mark Keil, Paul E. Cule, Kalle Lyytinen, Roy C. Schmidt: A Framework for Identifying Software Project Risks. 76-83
• John C. Kunz, Tore R. Christiansen, Geoff P. Cohen, Yan Jin, Raymond E. Levitt: The Virtual Design Team. 84-91
• Geng-Sheng Kuo, Jing-Pei Lin: New Design Concepts for an Intelligent Internet. 93-98
• Herbert Maisel, Catherine Gaddy: Employment and Salaries of Recent CS Doctorates. 99-101

• Waldemar W. Koczkodaj, Marian Orlowski, V. Wiktor Marek: Myths about Rough Set Theory. 102-103

• Fred B. Schneider: Toward Trustworthy Networked Information Systems. 144

Volume 41, Number 12, December 1998

• Robert Fox: News Track. 9-10

• Robert L. Glass: How Not To Prepare for a Consulting Assignment, and Other Ugly Consultancy Truths. 11-13

• Robert J. Aalberts, Anthony M. Townsend, Michael E. Whitman: The Threat of Long-Arm Jurisdiction to Electronic Commerce. 15-20

• Robert E. Kraut, Sara B. Kiesler, Tridas Mukhopadhyay, William L. Scherlis, Michael Patterson: Social Impact of the Internet: What Does It Mean? 21-22

• Vinton G. Cerf: I Remember IANA (Tribute, Jonathan B. Postel 1943-1998). 27-28

• Clare-Marie Karat: Guaranteeing Rights for the User. 29-31

• Matthias Jarke: Requirements Tracing - Introduction. 32-36
• Balasubramaniam Ramesh: Factors Incluencing Requirements Traceability Practice. 37-44
• Thomas Rose: Visual Assessment of Engineering Processes in Virtual Enterprises. 45-52
• Ralf Dömges, Klaus Pohl: Adapting Tracability Environments to Project-Specific Needs. 54-62
• Giorgio De Michelis, Eric Dubois, Matthias Jarke, Florian Matthes, John Mylopoulos, Joachim W. Schmidt, Carson C. Woo, Eric S. K. Yu: A Three-Faced View of Information Systems. 64-70

• Loe M. G. Feijs, Roel de Jong: 3D Visualization of Software Architectures. 72-78
• W. B. Noffsinger, Robert Niedbalski, Michael Blanks, Niall Emmart: Legacy Object Modelling Speeds Software Integration. 80-89
• Prabuddha De, Thomas W. Ferratt: An Information System Involving Competing Organizations. 90-98

• C. J. Date, Hugh Darwen:
  Toward a Model of Type Inheritance. 99-101
  

• Peter B. Ladkin: The Risks of Hubris. 160