Information Systems Development Advances in Theory, Practice, and Education [Paperback]

Preface.- System Co-Development Through Requirements Specification.- Information Systems as a Design Science.- Information Systems Development (ISD): Past, Present, Future Trends.- Cars of the Future: Computers as the Wheel.- Integrating Enterprise and IS Development Using a Model Driven Approach.- Issues in Information Systems Education: Capitalizing on Recent Advances in Learning Theory.- XML in the World of (Object-)Relational Database Systems.- Towards a Privacy Framework for Information Systems Development.- Is Development as the Mutual Adaptation of Technology and Business Process.- Rethinking ISD Methods: Fitting Project Team Members Profiles.- Pre-Requisites for Successful Adoption of the ASP Model by User Organization.- ISD as Knowledge Work: An Analysis of How a Development Method is Used in Practice.- Customizing Traceability in a Software Development Process.- Agent-Oriented Information Systems Development Using Open and the Agent Factory.- Motivation and Job Satisfaction Among Information Systems Developers: Perspectives from Finland, Nigeria, and Estonia: A Preliminary Study.- A Combined Neural Network and Decision Tree Approach for Text Categorization.- Working with Methods: Observations on the Role of Methods in Systems Development.- JMining: Information Delivery Web Portal Architecture and Open Source Implementation.- Conceptual Framework for Integration of Multiagent and Knowledge Management Techniques in Intelligent Tutoring Systems.- Combining Simulation Models with the Information System for an Operative Control of the Oil Terminal.- Aspect-Oriented Analysis and Design Using Activity Based Costing.- On Coding and Codebooks in Multimedia Information Systems.- Linking and Propagating Business Rule Changes to IS Design.- Using Enterprise Modeling for Identification and Resolution of Homonym Conflicts in View Integration.- A Critical Review of Challenges in Hypermedia Systems Development.- Transformations of UML Diagrams for Reconciliation of Requirlã9