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ORCIDAIWoRC 2000: Buffalo, NY, USA
- 2000 Academia / Industry Working Conference on Research Challenges (AIWoRC 2000), Next Generation Enterprises: Virtual Organizations and Mobile / Pervasive Technologies, 27-29 April 2000, Buffalo, NY, USA. IEEE Computer Society 2000, ISBN 0-7695-0628-3
NG Enterprises: Organization and Group Level Issue
- Yuan Pu Shao, Matthew K. O. Lee
, Shao Yi Liao:
Virtual Organizations: The Key Dimensions. 3-8 - Derek Fields, Ed Miller:
Case Study: A Virtual Group at Telcordia. 9-14 - Penelope Brown:
Technology and Trust in Teams. 15-20 - Joyce Lucca, Ramesh Sharda, Mark Weiser:
Coordinating Technologies for Knowledge Management in Virtual Organizations. 21-26 - Monica M. C. Schraefel, Janet Ho, Mark H. Chignell, Michael Milton:
Building Virtual Communities for Research Collaboration. 27-34
NG Enterprises: Strategic Issues
- Richard T. Watson, George M. Zinkhan, Leyland F. Pitt:
Object-Orientation: A New Perspective on Strategy. 35-40 - P. H. Wallis-Brown, Liisa von Hellens:
The Secret of the Global Success of Nokia Mobile Phones and Ericsson Mobile Communications. 41-48 - Ian Lancashire:
Corpus Linguistics, the Humanities, and Virtual Organizations. 49-54 - Mehmet N. Aydin, Okan Geray:
Strategic Information Management: Organizational and Performance Aspects. 55-58
Virtual Teams: Integrating Organizations and Technologies
- Haixia Zhang, Huapeng Wu, Lv Jungang, Chen Darong:
Collaborative Design System for Performance. 59-64 - David Zager:
Collaboration on the Fly. 65-70 - Michael J. Murphy, Walter Ganz, Alexander Karapidis:
CoMedia - An International Collaboration Best Practice Case. 71-78 - Mehmet N. Aydin, Mustafa Özgür Güngör, Sevil Özer:
Eliminating Redundancies in Cascaded Supply Chains and its Organizational Implementation Issues. 79-82
Knowledge Management in NG Enterprises
- Alaina G. Kanfer, Bertram C. Bruce, Caroline Haythornthwaite, Nicholas C. Burbules, James B. Wade, Geoffrey C. Bowker, Joseph F. Porac:
Modeling Distributed Knowledge Processes in Next Generation Multidisciplinary Alliances. 83-92 - Amjad Umar, Michelle Bianchi, Francesco Caruso, Paolo Missier:
A Knowledge-Based Decision Support Workbench for Advanced Ecommerce. 93-100 - Amjad Umar, Deborah Elsinger, Ming-Yee Lai:
Next Generation Enterprises: A Framework for Analysis. 101-106 - Hee-Woong Kim, Sang-Man Kwak, Nam-Hong Yim:
System Dynamics for Knowledge-Based Decision Making. 107-114
Models and Systems of NG E-Commerce
- Hee-Dong Yang:
Metaphors of Information System for E-Commerce. 115-120 - Jean-Pierre Kuilboer:
E-Commerce Extended Platform. 121-126 - Karun Karunanithi, Khurram Haneef, Bruno Cordioli, Amjad Umar, Ravi Jain:
Building Flexible Mobile Applications for Next Generation Enterprises. 127-132 - John A. Foster:
Key Learnings from the Electronic Commerce Journey at Kodak. 133-138 - Luvai F. Motiwalla:
An E-Education Framework for Training in the Next Generation Enterprises. 139-146
Economics of NG Enterprises
- Vibhu Kalyan:
Dynamic Customer Value Management in a Supply Chain: Asset Values under Demand Uncertainty Using Airline Yield Management Techniques. 147-156 - Wensheng Sun, Guanghua Jin:
Technical Personnel Development of Township Enterprises. 157-162 - Markus Rehfeldt, Klaus Turowski:
Business Models for Coordinating Next Generation Enterprises. 163-168 - Joseph Sarkis, R. P. Sundarraj:
Evolving Brokering Paradigms in E-Commerce Enabled Manufacturing. 169-176
Pervasive Computing Technologies: Challenges and Frontiers in Document Management and Digital Transaction Systems
- Arkalgud Ramaprasad, Grace J. Johnson:
Transformation of the Health Care Industry by eMedicine: From Low-Tech Low-Touch to High-Tech High-Touch. 177-182 - William J. Reilly, William J. Wasielewski:
Kaleida Health Utilization of New Network Technologies to Deliver Digital Video. 183-190 - Roberto Sacile:
Telemedicine Systems for Collaborative Diagnosis over the Internet: Towards Virtual 'Collaboratories'. 191-196 - Myron H. Frommer:
Telemedicine: The Next Generation Is Here. 197-204 - Naveen Sharma, Xin Xu, Dipak Pravin:
Abstract Device Platform. 205-208
Mobile Computing Technologies: Challenges and Frontiers
- Ravi Jain, Farooq Anjum, Amjad Umar:
A Comparison of Mobile Agent and Client-Server Paradigms for Information Retrieval Tasks in Virtual Enterprises. 209-214 - Mark Birchler, Steve Jasper, Nicholas Oros, Debbie Jones, Sam Makhlouf, Alek Tziortzis:
Subscriber Based TDOA Location Techniques for the Motorola IDEN System. 215-220 - Anantha Narayanan:
Evaluation of Java for Mobile Multimedia Component. 221-226 - Tien-Chung Tien, Shambhu J. Upadhyaya:
A Local/Global Strategy Based on Signal Strength for Message Routing in Wireless Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks. 227-232 - Andry Rakotonirainy, Seng Wai Loke, Arkady B. Zaslavsky:
Towards a Mobile Enterprise Framework. 233-236
Pervasive/Mobile Computing Infrastructures and Architectures
- Nicolae B. Szirbik, A. T. M. Aerts, Hans Wortmann, Dieter K. Hammer, Jan Goossenaerts:
Mediating Negotiations in a Virtual Enterprise via Mobile Agents. 237-242 - Shirabe Ogino, Masao Sakauchi:
Mobile Applications on Virtual University. 243-248 - Shaw-Kung Jong, Belka Kraimeche:
QoS Considerations on the Third Generation (3G) Wireless Systems. 249-254 - M. Tim Jones:
CPJazz - A Software Framework for Vehicle Systems Integration and Wireless Connectivity. 255-258 - Judy Boggess, Dan Eckstrom, Fernando Neri:
Mobile Computing: Wireless Access to Multimedia Applications and its Implications for a Campus Network. 259-262
Virtual Supply Chains and Product Development
- Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Andrzej Cichocki, Hans Schuster, Donald Baker:
Process-Based Service Integration for Zero Latency Supply Chains in Virtual Enterprises. 263-280 - Roberto Sacile, Massimo Paolucci, Antonio Boccalatte:
The Make-It Project: Manufacturing Agents in a Knowledge-Based Environment Driven by Internet Technologies. 281-292 - Antonio Boccalatte, Davide Giglio, Massimo Paolucci:
ISYDES: The Project of a Tool Aimed at Information System Development. 293-298 - Scott Webster:
An Interpreter for Adaptable Supply Chain Planning Algorithms. 299-310 - Chris Burchett:
Mobile Virtual Enterprises - The Future of Electronic Business and Consumer Services. 311-318
Innovative Internet Opportunities and Opportunistic Networking
- Kevin A. Kwiat:
Engineering Resource Management for the Information Grid and the Emerging Role of E-Commerce. 319-324 - Khalid J. Siddiqui, Junaid Ahmed Zubairi:
Distance Learning Using Web-Based Multimedia Environment. 325-330 - Sungjune Park:
Neural Networks and Customer Grouping in E-Commerce: A Framework Using Fuzzy ART. 331-336 - Klaus-Dieter Kreplin, Damian Mac Randal:
A Generic Architecture for Virtual Enterprises in TeleSurve. 337-340
Other NG Technology Frontiers
- Fabio Casati, Ski Ilnicki, Li-jie Jin, Vasudev Krishnamoorthy, Ming-Chien Shan:
eFlow: A Platform for Developing and Managing Composite e-Services. 341-348 - Alvin S. Lim:
Composable Scalable Enterprises with Agile Autonomous Components. 349-354 - Vishal Anand, Tushar Katarki, Chunming Qiao:
Profitable Connection Assignment for Incremental traffic in All-Optical WDM Networks. 355-360 - Ben Hardekopf, Kevin A. Kwiat:
Exploiting the Overlap of Security and Fault-Tolerance. 361-366
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