Flexible Working - New Network Technologies, 1999

Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard, William Donnelly, Michael Griffith (Eds.): Flexible Working - New Network Technologies. IOS Press 1999, ISBN 1-58603-028-0

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• Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard, William Donnelly, Michael Griffith:
  Introduction by the Editors. 1
  
• Michael Griffith:
  New Ways of Flexible Working: The Contribution of ACTS, and Issues for IST. 3-14
  

Part 1: New Ways of Flexible Working - The Vision

• Josef Hochgerner:
  Net Working in the Knowledge Economy. 16-31
  
• Frank Wilson:
  Flexible Working Technology for Sustainable Development and Social Inclusion. 32-47
  
• Horace Mitchell:
  New Business Paradigms. 48-60
  

Part 2: Flexible Working - Generic Applications and Case Studies

• David Leevers:
  Developing a Reference Model for Networked Flexible Work through Industry Trials. 62-77
  
• João José Pinto Ferreira, Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Jörg Goletz, Pedro Araújo:
  Support Services for Business Process Oriented Telework. The COBIP Project. 78-87
  
• Kevin Riley:
  Gestalt - On-line Education and Training - State of the Art. 88-98
  
• Stefano Antoniazzi, Matteo Pampolini:
  Towards the Intelligent On-line Home Office. 99-105
  
• Julio López Roldan:
  TECODIS. The Experience of Teleworking for Software Developers. 106-120
  
• Mirna Boscolo, Mirella Mastretti, Ettore Paolillo:
  Technology as the Catalyst of Users' Acceptance in Electronic Commerce. 121-132
  
• Alistair Munro:
  UMPTIDUMPTI - Anytime, Anywhere, Anybody - UMTS for ALL. 133-149
  

Part 3: The Enabling Technologies and Standards

• Paolo Conforto, Vincenzo Marziale, Giacinto Losquadro:
  ACCORD Solutions for Flexible Working. 151-163
  
• Riccardo Pascotto, Björn Schiemann, Ernö Kovacs:
  Giving Mobile Users Access to Net-Based Services - A Mobile Agent Approach. 164-178
  
• Berthold F. Koch, Christian Prehofer:
  Internet Service Architectures and ATM - The ELISA Approach. 179-194
  
• Kurt Bøge:
  The IT Leap and the Sektornet. 195-202
  
• Einar Edvardsen:
  The Telco's Goldmine - 50 Mb/s to the General Public over the Local Telephone Lines. 203-214
  
• Hendrik Decker, Michael Krautgärtner:
  Flexible Quality-of-Service Technology for Supporting Voice/Data-Integrated Nomadic Networking. 215-224
  
• Renata Guarnieri, Cees J. M. Lanting:
  Interoperability for Multimedia Services: The Approach of the Standards Bodies - An Overview Based on ACTS Guideline SII G06. 225-236
  

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