29. HICSS 1996:
Maui,
Hawaii,
USA - Volume 3
29th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-29),
January 3-6,
1996,
Maui,
Hawaii. IEEE Computer Society,
1996,
Volume 3
Collaboration Systems and Technology
Group Support Systems
- Andrea Houston, Kenneth R. Walsh:
Using an AI-Based Tool to Categorize Digitized Textual Forms of Organizational Memory.
3-12
- William David Salisbury, Abhijit Gopal, Wynne W. Chin:
Are We All Working from the Same Script? Developing an Instrument to Measure Consensus on the Appropriation of an Electronic Meeting System.
13-23
- Henrik Lewe:
Computer Support and Facilitated Structure in Meetings -- An Empirical Comparison of their Impact.
24-33
- Jane Webster, Linda Klebe Treviño, Eric W. Stein:
Personal Nature and Ambiguity as Sources of Message Equivocality: An Extension of Media Richness Theory.
34-40
- V. Srinivasan Rao, Poppy L. McLeod, Kathy M. Beard:
Adoption Patterns of Low-Structure Groupware: Experiences with Collaborative Writing Software.
41-50
- Alan R. Dennis, Jay E. Aronson, William G. Heninger, Edward D. Walker II:
Task and Time Decomposition in Electronic Brainstorming.
51-
Distributed Communication Systems (DCS)
- Betty Vandenbosch, Michael J. Ginzberg:
Lotus Notes and Collaboration: Le plus ça Change.
61-71
- Ian Gorton, Igor Hawryszkiewycz, Lawrence Fung:
Enabling Software Shift Work with Groupware: A Case Study.
72-81
- Andreas Bäcker, Uwe Busbach:
DocMan: A Document Management System for Cooperation Support.
82-91
- Kelly Burke, Laku Chidambaram:
Do Mediated Contexts Differ in Information Richness? A Comparison of Collocated and Dispersed Meetings.
92-101
- Stephen C. Hayne, C. A. P. Smith:
Experiences with Electronic and Voice Mail.
102-111
- Jeffrey J. Johnson, Kregg Aytes, Kelly Burke:
Supporting Partially Distributed Groups in Electronic Meetings.
112-117
- Mary Elizabeth Watson Fritz, Sridhar Narasimhan, Hyeun-Suk Rhee:
Adoption of Remote Work Arrangements: An Initial Analysis.
118-127
- Susan T. Kinney, Raymond R. Panko:
Project Teams: Profiles and Member Perceptions -- Implications for Group Support System Research and Products.
128-
Organizational Memory
- E. Burton Swanson:
The New Organizational Knowledge and Its Systems Foundations.
140-146
- Ilkka Tuomi:
The Communicative View on Organizational Memory: Power and Ambiguity in Knowledge Creation Systems.
147-155
- Liam J. Bannon, Kari Kuutti:
Shifting Perspectives on Organizational Memory: From Storage to Active Remembering.
156-167
- A. Sowunmi, Frada Burstein, H. G. Smith:
Knowledge Acquisition for an Organisational Memory System.
168-177
- Joline Morrison, Mark Weiser:
A Research Framework for Empirical Studies in Organizational Memory.
178-187
- Helena Karsten:
Organizational Memory Profile: Connecting Roles of Organizational Memory to Organizational Form.
188-
Negotiation Support Systems
- Matthias Jarke, Michael Gebhardt, Stephan Jacobs, Hans W. Nissen:
Conflict Analysis Across Heterogeneous Viewpoints: Formalization and Visualization.
199-208
- Tung X. Bui, G. Kersten, Pai-Chun Ma:
Supporting Negotiation with Scenario Management.
209-218
- Jerome Yen, Ho Geun Lee, Tung X. Bui:
Intelligent Clearinghouse: Electronic Marketplace with Computer-Mediated Negotiation Supports.
219-227
- A. Geoffrey Lockett, Pete Naudé, Gerd Islei, Phil Drinkwater:
Groups and Negotiation in the Production of a Forecast.
228-237
- L. Floyd Lewis, Robert S. Spich:
Principled Negotiation, Evolutionary Systems Design, and Group Support Systems: A Suggested Integration of Three Approaches to Improving Negotiations.
238-250
- Alexander B. Bordetsky, Peri H. Iz:
Dimensions for Incorporating Multiple Criteria Group Decision Support and Negotiation Support Techniques into a Geographically Distributed Environment.
251-
Technology-Supported Learning
- Jerome A. McBride, John F. McMullen:
Using Virtual Reality for Distance Teaching a Graduate Information Systems Course.
263-272
- Sajda Qureshi:
Learning in the Network Form: Implications for Electronic Group Support.
273-282
- Kenneth R. Walsh, Robert O. Briggs, Judith Ayoub, Catherine Vanderboom, Melissa Sue Glynn:
Learning with GSS: A Case Study.
283-292
- Dorothy E. Leidner, Mark A. Fuller:
Improving Student Processing and Assimilation of Conceptual Information: GSS-Supported Collaborative Learning vs. Individual Constructive Learning.
293-302
- Brenda Massetti, Beata M. Lobert:
Developing IS Competence During Cross-Cultural Collaboration in Ad Hoc VirtualTeams: A Tale of One Case Analysis Project.
303-312
- Sheila A. Brandt, Mary Lonsdale:
Technology-Supported Cooperative Learning in Secondary Education.
313-322
- Andrew Williams:
The Development of a Computer-Aided Learning Tool for Supporting the Teaching of Assembly Language Programming.
323-331
- William E. Boyd, Winton D. Wood, Mark Adkins, Daniel D. Mittleman:
Investigating the Impact of Advanced Technology on Trials: The Courtroom as a Classroom.
332-
Needs-Driven Telework
Groupware:
User Experiences
Technology Transfer in the Pacific Rim
Business Process Re-engineering and the Dynamics of Organizations and Information Systems
- Mark Pendergast, Douglas L. Dean, James D. Lee, Boris Nevstrujev, Nina Katic:
Current Advances in Group-Supported Business Process Reengineering.
451-460
- Timo Käkölä, Kalle I. Koota:
Redesigning Work with Dual Information Systems: The Work Process Benchmarking Service.
461-471
- Douglas L. Dean, Richard E. Orwig, Douglas R. Vogel:
Facilitation Methods for use with EMS Tools to Enable Rapid Development of High Quality Business Process Models.
472-481
- Brian E. Mennecke, Martin D. Crossland:
The Problem of the Dynamic Organization and the Static System: Principles and Techniques for Achieving Flexibility.
482-491
- Akhil Kumar, J. Leon Zhao:
A Framework for Dynamic Routing and Operational Integrity Controls in a Workflow Management System.
492-501
- Moshe Dror, Melvin F. Shakun:
Reengineering and Adaptation in Evolutionary Interactive Multi-Objective Linear Programming.
502-514
- Andreas L. Opdahl, Guttorm Sindre:
Towards an Integrated, Simulative Framework for Real-World Modelling.
515-524
- Nina Katic, Boris Nevstrujev, Douglas R. Vogel, Mark Pendergast:
Bridging the Gap Between Structured Requirements and Object-Oriented Analysis and Design.
525-
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