Constructing the Infrastructure for the Knowledge Economy

Keynotes.- 1. ISD Discourses and the Emancipation of Meaning.- 2. E-Documents as Tools for the Humanized Management of Community Knowledge.- 3. Enterprise Integration Using Enterprise Architecture.- Theoretical Foundations.- 4. The Formulation of Design Theories for Information Systems.- 5. Justifying ISD Knowledge Claims.- 6. The RO Theory, Discovery of BUI, and IS: Beginning of Theoretical Foundations.- 7. The Dynamics of an Information System in Light of Chaos Theory.- ISD Methods.- 8. Information Systems Development Methodologies in Practice.- 9. Software Development Methodology Evaluation Model.- 10. Representing Part-Whole Relations in Conceptual Modelling: A Comparison of Object-Oriented and Entity Relationship Modellers.- 11. Existence Dependency and Information Structure.- 12. Towards a Generic Model for Agile Processes.- 13. Continuous Integration as a Means of Coordination: A Case Study of Two Open Source Projects.- 14. On Business Rules Approach to the Information Systems Development.- 15. Business Functions Prototyping via XSLT.- 16. Old Trick, New Dogs: Learning to Use Crud Matrices Early in Object-Oriented Information System Development.- 17. From Vernacular to Rational Design in Software Engineering: Consequences of the Designer’s Changing Role.- Requirements for ISD.- 18. Picturing Problems.- 19. Using Cognitive Mapping for Problem Analysis in Information Requirements Determination.- 20. A Quality Model for the Evaluation of Software Requirements Specifications.- 21. A Qualitative Method for Identifying Factors That Influence User Satisfaction.- 22. Domain Model Driven Approach to Change Impact Assessment.- 23. Tracking Business Rules from Their Source to Their Implementation to Support is Maintenance.- 24. Process of Requirements Evolution inWeb-Enabled Employee Service Systems.- 25. Distributing Usability: The Implications for Usability Testing.- 26. Integrating Security Design into Information Systems Development.- 27. Integrating Security Properties with Systems Design Artefacts.- Knowledge Management.- 28. Knowledge Creation through Systems Development.- 29. From Philosophy to Knowledge Management and Back Again.- 30. Knowledge Management Strategies: Leaders and Leadership.- 31. Trust, Control, and Design: A Study of Computer Scientists.- 32. Building an Open Document Management System with Components for Trust.- 33. Knowledge Reuse in Project Management.- 34. Developing Knowledge Management Systems in BPM Context.- 35. Modelling Emergent Processes in Knowledge-Intensive Environments.- 36. Enabling Problem Domain Knowledge Transformation during Object Oriented Software Development.- Web and Internet Based Systems.- 37. Web Development: The Differences, Similarities and in-betweens.- 38. Searching for a Methodology for Smart Internet Technology Development.- 39. A Proposed Taxonomy of Media Collections and Its Implications for Design and Management of Multimedia Databases.- 40. XML Data Warehouse Possibilities and Solutions.- 41. “Web Presence”: Formulating a “Wicked” Research Problem.- 42. Automatic Topic Map Creation Using Term Crawling and Clustering Hierarchy Projection.- 43. Discovering WWW User Interface Problems via User Surveys and Log File Analysis.- 44. E-Government Services: One Local Government’s Approach.- 45. Web Auctions: An Impact Analysis for Baltic Region SMES.- 46. Experiences in Using a Web-Based GDSS to Coordinate Distributed Group Decision-Making Processes.- 47. Whispers from a Discourse: Digital Television in Australia.- Education.- 48. Walking the Walk of Eteaching andE-Learning: Enchancing Teaching and Learning Using the New Technologies.- 49. Effective Teaching of Groupware Development: A Conceptual Model.- 50. Application of System Engineering Methods in Information Systems Curricula Development.- Case Studies.- 51. Considerations in Systems Development of Applications for Mobile Devices: A Case Study.- 52. Outsourcing: An Information Systems Development Case Study in an Indonesian SME.- 53. Current Status and Trends in Customer Relationship Management: The Case of Slovenia.- 54. Information System Development for Demolition Material Management.- 55. A Distributed Logistic Support Communication System.