Thirty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Kohala Coast, Hawaii, USA, January 6-9, 1998. Volume 6: Organizational Systems and Technology. IEEE Computer Society. online publication: http://computer.org/proceedings/hicss/8248/8248toc.htm

Technology Management: Systems and Processes

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  Robert M. Mason, Élisabeth Lefebvre: Management of Technology. 2
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  Tapani Kilpi: Improving Software Product Management Process: Implementation of a Product Support Systems. 3-12
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  Louis C. K. Ma, Janice M. Burn, Robert D. Galliers, Philip Powell: Successful Management of Information Technology: A Strategic Alignment Perspective. 13-14
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  George M. Scott: An Empirical Analysis of Advanced Technology New Product Development Issues. 15-22
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  Hee-Dong Yang, Robert M. Mason: The Internet, Value Chain Visibility, and Learning. 23-32
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  Louis A. Lefebvre, Élisabeth Lefebvre: The Virtual Economy as an Emerging Paradigm: An Essay. 33-

Data Warehousing

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  Leslie L. Miller, Sree Nilakanta: Data Warehouse Modeler: A CASE Tool for Warehouse Design. 42-48
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  Teresa G. Yow, Jon W. Grubb, Sarah V. Jennings: Managing Data Warehouse Metadata Using the Web: A Web-Based DBA Maintenance Tool Suite. 49-54
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  Seungjae Shin, Gilju Park, Wonjun Lee, Sunmi Lee: Case Study: How to Make Telecom Pricing Strategy Using Data Warehouse Approach. 55-60
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  Krishnamohan Balachandran, Jan W. Buzydlowski, Garett O. Dworman, Steven O. Kimbrough, E. Rosengarten, Tate Shafer, William J. Vachula: MOTC: An Aid to Multidimensional Hypothesis Generation. 61-

Methods & Tools for Information Systems Development

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  Alan R. Hevner, Richard C. Linger: Methods and Tools for Information Systems Development: Introduction to Minitrack. 72
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  Patricia J. Guinan, Samer Faraj: Reducing Work Related Uncertainty: The Role of Communication and Control in Software Development. 73-82
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  Håkan Enquist, Nickolas Makrygiannis: Understanding Misunderstandings. 83-92
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  G. Michael McGrath: Behavioral Issues in Software Engineering Process Modeling: A Multi-Paradigm Approach. 93-102
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  James S. Collofello, Ioana Rus, Anamika Chauhan, Dan X. Houston, Douglas M. Sycamore, Dwight E. Smith-Daniels: A System Dynamics Software Process Simulator for Staffing Policies Decision Support. 103-111
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  Marc Frappier, Richard St.-Denis: A Specification Method for Cleanroom's Black Box Description. 112-121
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  Robert Oshana: An Industrial Application of Cleanroom Software Engineering - Benefits through Tailoring. 122-131
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  Vu N. Tran, Brad Hummel, Dar-Biau Liu, Thu Anh Le, Jake Doan: Understanding and Managing the Relationship between Requirement Changes and Product Constraints in Component-Based Software Projects. 132-142
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  Marc Braun, Sybille Möhle: Developing Complex Information Systems from Standard Software Components: A Case Study within Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II). 143-152
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  Arco Dalebout, Jos van Hillegersberg, Berend Wierenga: Building and Using Object-Oriented Frameworks for Semi-Structured Domains: The Sales Promotion Domain as Example. 153-160
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  Tereza G. Kirner, Rogeria C. Gratão: A Method-Based Tool for the Specification of Multiple Views of System Requirements. 161-170
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  Raymond J. A. Buhr, Mohamed Elammari, Tom Gray, Serge Mankovski: Applying Use Case Maps to Multi-Agent Systems: A Feature Interaction Example. 171-179
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  Raymond J. A. Buhr, Mohamed Elammari, Tom Gray, Serge Mankovski: A High Level Visual Notation for Understanding and Designing Collaborative, Adaptive Behavior in Multiagent Systems. 180-

Information Technology and Social Accountability

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  George T. Duncan, Stephen F. Roehrig: Introduction to the Minitrack on Information Technology and Social Accountability. 192
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  Kim Viborg Andersen: Health Data Network: Organizational and Political Challenges. 193-203
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  Stephen F. Roehrig, George T. Duncan, Ramayya Krishnan, Rema Padman: Inference of Three-Way Table Entries from Two-Dimensional Projections. 204-212
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  Jussipekka Leiwo, Seppo Heikkuri: An Analysis of Ethics as Foundation of Information Security in Distributed Systems. 213-222
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  Sumitra Mukherjee: Should Non-Sensitive Attributes be Masked? Data Quality Implications of Data Perturbation in Regression Analysis. 223-

Systems in Technology Transfer

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  David V. Gibson, Suleiman K. Kassicieh: Systems in Technology Transfer. 232
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  Kiheung Kim: Technology Transfer: The Case of the Korean Electronics Industry. 233-241
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  Tae Kyung Sung, Sang Guin Kim: From "Central" to "Regional": New Technopoleis Development in Korea. 242-251
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  Tae Kyung Sung, Chong Min Hyon: Government Policy on Technopoleis Development in Korea. 252-260
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  Gil-Hyung Lee, Young-Gul Kim: Implementing an Interrelated IT Innovation in the Korean Industry. 261-270
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  Pedro Conceição, Manuel V. Heitor: "Learning by Living": The Hidden Contribution of Universities to Economic Development. 271-280
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  Jeffrey W. Amos: Emerging Partnership Strategy at Sandia National Laboratories. 281-290
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  David V. Gibson, Chris Stiles: Global Networked Entrepreneurship: Linking the World's Technopoleis for Shared Prosperity at Home and Abroad. 291-

Strategic and Competitive Information Systems

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  Eric K. Clemons, Bruce W. Weber: Strategic and Competitive Information Systems. 300
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  Eric K. Clemons, Bruce W. Weber: Restructuring Institutional Block Trading: An Overview of the OptiMark System. 301-310
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  Eric K. Clemons, Matt E. Thatcher: CapitalOne: Exploiting an Information-Based Strategy. 311-320
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  Eric K. Clemons, Michael C. Row: Electronic Consumer Interaction, Technology-Enabled Encroachment, and Channel Power: The Changing Balance Between Manufacturers' Electronic Distribution and Established Retailers. 321-328
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  Lesley R. Matheson, Talal Shamoon, Robert Endre Tarjan: Culturally-Induced Information Impactedness: A Prescription for Failure in Software Ventures. 329-338
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  Frederick J. Riggins, Hyeun-Suk Rhee: Developing the Learning Network Using Extranets. 339-

Information Technology and Market Structure

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  Eric K. Clemons, Robert A. Schwartz, Bruce W. Weber: Information Technology and Market Structure. 352
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  Puneet Handa, Robert A. Schwartz, Ashish Tiwari: The Ecology of an Order-Driven Market System. 353-362
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  Frank J. Klausz, David C. Croson, Rachel T. A. Croson: An Experimental Auction to Allocate Congested IT Resources: The Case of the University of Pennsylvania Modem Pool. 363-373
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  Martin Reck: The Formal and Systematic Specification of Market Structures and Trading Services. 374-

Creativity/Innovation in I.S. Organizations

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  Mikko J. Ruohonen, Lexis F. Higgins: Application of Creativity Principles to IS Planning. 382-390
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  Robert P. Bostrom, Murli Nagasundaram: Research in Creativity and GSS. 391-405
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  Kenneth J. Trimmer, J. Ellis Blanton, Thomas Schambach: An Evaluation of Factors Affecting Professional Obsolescence of Information Technology Professionals. 406-415
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  Vesa Torvinen: Investigating Institutional Structures: A Role-Based Design Game as a Source of Innovations. 416-424
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  Venkatraman Balasubramanian, Murray Turoff, David Ullman: A Systematic Approach to Support the Idea Generation Phase of the User Interface Design Process. 425-434
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  Michael Gallivan: Influence of System Developers' Creative Style on Their Attitudes toward and Assimilation of a Software Process Innovation. 435-

Measuring the Effectiveness/Impacts of Emerging Technologies

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  Donald L. Amoroso: Measuring the Effectiveness of Emerging Technologies: Chair's Introduction to the Minitrack. 445
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  H. James Nelson, David E. Monarchi, Kay M. Nelson: Evaluating Emerging Programming Paradigms: An Artifact-Oriented Approach. 446-454
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  Jia-Lang Seng: Comparing Object-Oriented Database Systems Benchmark Methods. 455-463
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  Joaquin Vila, Barbara Beccue, Greg Furness: User Interface Design for Virtual Reality: A Research Tool for Tracking Navigation. 464-472
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  Dennis Hart: Info*Warder: Group Support Software for Tackling the Ownership and Political Aspects of Information Systems Project Proposals. 473-481
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  Leoni Warne: Organizational Politics and Information Systems Development - A Model of Conflict. 482-491
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  Kay M. Nelson, Mehdi Ghods, H. James Nelson: Measuring the Effectiveness of a Structured Methodology: A Comparative Analysis. 492-499
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  Donald L. Amoroso: Developing a Model to Understand Reengineering Project Success. 500-509
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  Youngjin Yoo: Predicting Groupware Usage. 510-517
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  Grant J. Castner, Colin B. Ferguson: Development of a Scale for Measuring Software Diffusion. 518-528
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  James A. Senn, David Gefen: How Managers Assess the Business Value Returned from Information Technology Spending. 529-536
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  Maarten Gelderman: Translation and Validation of the Doll and Torkzadeh End User Computing Satisfaction Instrument. 537-546
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  Morgan M. Shepherd, Donald L. Amoroso: Designing a Distance Education Program: The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. 547-

Information Systems in Global Business

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  Christopher P. Holland, William G. Chismar: Introduction to the Minitrack on Information Systems in Global Business. 559-561
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  Marcus Ott, Ludwig Nastansky: Groupware Technology for a New Approach to Organization Design Systems (Germany). 562-571
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  Karin Dittewig: Structuring of Business Networks at Selected Global IT Players (Switzerland). 572-581
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  Roland Toppen, Martin Smits, Pieter M. A. Ribbers: Financial Securities Transactions: A Study of Logistic Process Performance Improvements. 582-591
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  Dorian Selz, Stefan Klein: The Changing Landscape of Auto Distribution (Switzerland/Germany). 592-601
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  Christopher P. Holland, A. Geoffrey Lockett: Business Trust and the Formation of Virtual Organizations (UK). 602-610
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  Nathalie N. Mitev: A Comparative Analysis of Information Technology Strategy in American Airlines and French Railways (France). 611-621
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  Jasna Kuljis, Robert D. Macredie, Ray J. Paul: Information Gathering Problems in Multinational Banking (UK). 622-

Trends in Outsourcing of Information Services

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  Benoit Aubert, Suzanne Rivard: Introduction to the Trends in Outsourcing of Information Systems Minitrack. 632-634
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  Soon Ang, Sandra Slaughter: Organizational Psychology and Performance in IS Employment Outsourcing and Insourcing. 635-643
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  Rudy Hirschheim, Mary Lacity: Reducing Information Systems Costs through Insourcing : Experiences from the Field. 644-653
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  Barbara L. Marcolin, Kerry L. McLellan: Effective IT Outsourcing Arrangements. 654-665
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  Cynthia Mathis Beath, Gordon Walker: Outsourcing Application Software: A Knowledge Management Perspective. 666-674
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  Nancy Bogucki Duncan: Beyond Opportunism: A Resource-Based View of Outsourcing Risk. 675-684
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  Benoit Aubert, Michel Patry, Suzanne Rivard: Assessing the Risk of IT Outsourcing. 685-

Information Technology in Developing Countries

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  William G. Chismar, Robert M. Davison, Noel Jones, Douglas R. Vogel: Information Technology in Developing Countries. 694
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  Roger Harris, Robert M. Davison, Dietrich Splettstösser, Ada Wong, Alvin W. Yeo: Ethnic Dimensions of Attitudes Towards Computers in Developing Societies: Computer Anxiety and PC Involvement. 695-704
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  Gert-Jan de Vreede, Noel Jones, Rabson J. S. Mgaya: A New Driving Force behind Capacity Building in Africa: Group Support Systems. 705-