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AIM eBriefings

As part of the AIM master's degree requirements, students write a substantive research paper that joins professional and academic interests. These research papers offer timely, in-depth reviews of topics important in the field today. AIM eBriefings provides a snapshot of these lengthy papers, presented for quick review.

Volume 4 (Fall, 2007) includes:

• Practical ways to enhance mobile software applications by using readily available contextual data (2007)
• Eleven specific solutions to today’s most common database security threats and vulnerabilities (2007)
• Using content tagging and recommender systems to enhance collecting relevant user data from social software (2007)

Volume 3 (Spring, 2007) includes:

• Investigative Strategies for Internet-based Hate, Bias, and Terror Crimes (2004)
• Contract Management Techniques: Managing the Progress, Quality and Coordination of Outsourced Software Development (2005)
• Identification of Unique ePortfolio System Features: Benefits to Students, Faculty and Educational Institutions (2005)

Volume 2 (Fall, 2006) includes:

• Improving the Data Warehouse: Metadata Management, Data Cleansing and Information Stewardship (2005)
• From Architect to Provocateur: The Many Hats of the CIO (2006)
• Change Management: The Defining Factor in Customer Relationship Management Success (2005)
• When Disaster Strikes: Recovery Planning for the Mid-Sized Organization (2006)
• Linking Knowledge to Resource-Based Strategic Management for Competitive Success (2004)
• Delivering Accurate Evaluation Data in Not-for-Profit Reports (2005)

Volume 1 (Spring, 2006) includes:

• Choosing an Enterprise Architecture Model (2005)
• RFID Technology Sure to Revolutionize Business Practices (2004)
• Teaching E-mail to the Elderly (2005)

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