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Volume 8

• Implementation of Effective Change Management for Successful Integration of Health Information Technology (HIT) Systems in Hospitals (2009)
  Pattarin Mekanontchai
• Key Components of an Information Security Metrics Program Plan (2009)
  Scott E. Schimkowitsch

Volume 7

• Disaster Recovery Planning for Time-critical Business Information Technology Systems (2009)
  Travis S. Luckey
• Integrating Platform—Virtualization in the Enterprise: Cost and Efficiency (2009)
  Erik R. Rasmussen

Volume 6

• Clarifying Expectations—How to Build Better Service Level Agreements Among Distributed Stakeholders (2008)
  Cameron Ough
• Critical Elements of an Information Security Management Strategy (2008)
  Gary Lomprey
• Strategic Project Management: Aligning Business Objectives with Project Management (2008)
  Jennifer DyReyes

Volume 5

• Implementing Enterprise Content Management Using Microsoft SharePoint™ (2008)
  Dana Fowler
• Designing Successful Anti-Phishing Applications To Protect Home Computer Users (2008)
  Melinda Geist

Volume 4

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

Volume 3

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

Volume 2

• Improving the Data Warehouse: Metadata Management, Data Cleansing and Information Stewardship (2005)
  Brian Evans
  The corporate data warehouse provides strategic information to support decision-making. This study examines three data management techniques that improve data quality: metadata management, data cleansing, and information stewardship.
• From Architect to Provocateur: The Many Hats of the CIO (2006)
  Moritz G. Feldhues
  This paper examines the changing role of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) in large technology organizations, from 1995–2005. Conclusions present a composite set of key job responsibilities in a current CIO job description, for use by executive recruitment teams.
• Change Management: The Defining Factor in Customer Relationship Management Success (2005)
  Nicholas Kanellakis
  This paper identifies change management practices that facilitate Customer Relationship Management implementations. The outcome is presented to CIOs and CRM steering committee members, as a decision support tool in planning a CRM implementation.
• When Disaster Strikes: Recovery Planning for the Mid-Sized Organization (2006)
  Jacob Klearman
  This study examines selected types of disaster recovery data replication technology suitable for a mid-sized organization and utilizing Microsoft Windows-based servers in a Wide Area Network (WAN). Technologies reviewed include: continuous data protection, snapshot, and file replication.
• Linking Knowledge to Resource-Based Strategic Management for Competitive Success (2004)
  Ben Pacewic
  This paper explores ways in which knowledge management practices can be integrated into strategic management processes. The goal is to reach long-term objectives and improve competitive advantage.
• Delivering Accurate Evaluation Data in Not-for-Profit Reports (2005)
  Ruta Stabina
  This study analyzes three most frequently used quantitative business data presentation types: tables, graphs, and charts. Results are presented for consideration by not-for-profit organization program managers when creating quantitative graphical data visualizations for use in program evaluation reports.

Volume 1

• Choosing an Enterprise Architecture Model (2005)
  Linda Ballas
  This paper examines key existing models and aligns these with variations in organizational maturity level, including business process definition, system development life cycle and enterprise data warehouse (Phillips, 2004).
• RFID Technology Sure to Revolutionize Business Practices (2004)
  Tim Convery
  This study explores the benefits and liabilities of using radio frequency identification (RFID) technology in supply chain management (SCM) operations to support optimization as suggested by Byrnes (2004).
• Teaching E-mail to the Elderly (2005)
  J Michael Cuciti
  This study examines age-related barriers that hinder learning and identifies strategies and design considerations best suited to the elderly.