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ORCIDMCIS 2007: San Servolo, Venice, Italy
- The 2nd Mediterranean Conference on Information Systems, MCIS 2007, San Servolo, Venice, Italy, October 4-8, 2007. AISeL 2007
- Ada Scupola:
Adoption of E-Services in Libraries: Danish Experiences and Challenges. 1 - Adi Katz:
Dynamic Contextualization in Computer Supported Cooperative Work. 2 - Anastasia Gaspay, Leonardo Legorreta:
Cultural Effects on Distance Learning Applications: a Comparison of Long Term Oriented and Short Term Oriented Cultures. 3 - Tsvi Kuflik, Ilaria Pertot, Andrea Frizzi, Dani Shtienberg, Shoham Simon, Yochai Gafny, Eitan Soffer, Dani Hoch:
Towards Global E-Agriculture: the Challenge of Web-Based Decision Support Systems for Growers. 4 - Tommaso Federici, Andrea Resca:
Managing a Widespread E-Procurement Implementation in Public Healthcare. 5 - Nancy Pouloudi, Eirini Kalliamvakou:
A Qualitative Evaluation of a Cross-Border Identity Management System to Support Public Administration: Insights and Lessons Learned. 6 - Sara Barbieri, Roberto Cricrì, Michele Lugo, Ciro Mazzarella, Luca Rodighiero, Gian Marco Campagnolo, Stefano De Paoli, Cristiano Storni:
Steps to a Localization of a Student Centred is an Exploratory Approach. 7 - Cristiano Storni, Walburg Wielander:
Probing Elderly People's Daily Life: an Exploratory Path toward the Practical Dimension of Hospital Mood. 8 - Mariangela Contenti, Francesco M. Barbini, Valentina Albano:
From Improvisation to Standardization for Achieving a Better Quality of Care: a Counterintuitive Interpretation of Disease Management and its Implication on Helthcare Information Systems. 9 - Fourati Fatma:
The Impact of Use of Intelligent Agents Technology on User Perception: Testing TTF Model. 10 - Servane Crave, Nathalíe Galeano, Federico Pigni:
Networks of SMEs: the Ecolead Approach to Support Collaboration among SMEs. 11 - Suha Kaouk, Sylvie Calabretto:
REPRESENTATION OF MULTI-STRUCTURED Documents with OWL. Applications to Philology. 12 - Paulo Tomé, Ernesto Costa, Luís Amaral:
A Framework that enables the Use of Experience in Conceptual Modelling. 13 - Alessandro D'Atri, Oleg Missikoff:
An is Based Model for Experience Design and Management in Cultural Tourism. 14 - Youssef Achbany, Nicolas Neysen, Yves Wautelet:
Ten Million Tourists in 2010 How Morocco Can Succeed by Developing E-Tourism. 15 - Marco Velicogna:
E-Justice for the Italian Public Prosecutor Offices. 16 - Reyes Gonzalez, Jose Gasco, Juan Llopis:
It Outsourcing Configuration: the Spanish Situation. 17 - Claudia Cattani, Gianni Jacucci:
From Software Development Service Provider - Helas, a Captive Resource! - to One's Own Products and Brand: Maximising Rigour and Relevance in Organisational Problem Solving. 18 - Gianni Jacucci:
Social Practice Design (SPD), pathos, Improvisation, Mood, and Bricolage: the Mediterranean Way to Make Place for IT? 19 - Gian Marco Campagnolo, Gianni Jacucci:
A Phenomenological Understanding of Information Systems: from Epistemology to Concrete Connections. 20 - Samantha Ducati, Gian Marco Campagnolo:
Enterprise Resource Planning in the Public Sector: the Case of Investment Planning. 21 - Georg Hodosi, Lazar Rusu:
A Software Tool that Supports Decisions for Companies to Outsource Information Technology or not. 22 - Gabriele Piccoli, Richard T. Watson:
Profiting from Customer Data: a Proposed Research Agenda. 23
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