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BIS ’99: 3rd International Conference on Business Information Systems, Poznan, Poland 14-16 April 1999 |
Witold Abramowicz; Maria E. Orlowska
Springer London
BIS ’99: 3rd International Conference on Business Information Systems, Poznan, Poland 14-16 April 1999
Time Management in Workflow Systems
Authors

Johann Eder; Euthimios Panagos; Heinz Pozewaunig; Michael Rabinovich

ARI Id

1664615250589_2433713

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

265-280

DOI

10.1007/978-1-4471-0875-7_22

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-4471-0875-7_22

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Front Matter
I-XIII
Front Matter
1-1
Building a Case for Consonance
Gary Klein; James J. Jiang; Michael Boyd
3-12
The Impact of Time Pressure on Idea Generation
Robert M. Myers; Jay E. Aronson; Robert B. Wharton
13-23
A Discussion on Process Losses in GSS: Suggested Ground Rules for the Electronic Environment
Benjamin Martz Jr.
24-34
Suggestions for Improving the Diffusion of GroupSystems in Organizations
Morgan M. Shepherd
35-44
Facilitating and Coordinating Distributed Joint Applications Development
James Suleiman; Roberto Evaristo; Gigi G. Kelly
45-51
Front Matter
53-53
Information Systems in Customer-Oriented, Dynamic Environments: The Marketplace as a Metaphor
Peter C. Lockemann
55-75
Knowledge Management: Life Cycle and Implementation Techniques
August-Wilhelm Scheer; Ursula Markus
76-85
Utilising Knowledge Resources: An Activity Perspective of Knowledge Management
Henry Linger
86-102
The Strategic Role of Marketing Information Systems in Modern Business
Jacek Unold
103-109
Front Matter
111-111
Software Engineering on the Web
Joseph E. Urban
113-122
Front Matter
123-123
Data Warehousing Beyond Tools and Data: Justification, Organization, and Structured Development of Data Warehousing Applications
Robert Winter
125-134
To the Stars through Dimensions and Facts
Jaroslav Pokorný
135-147
Generating Sample Data for Mining and Warehousing
Josef Schiefer; A Min Tjoa
148-157
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Business: Past, Present, and Future
Zdzislaw S. Hippe
158-169
Front Matter
171-171
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