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ORCIDInformation & Management, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, 1977
- Carl Hammer:
A forecast of the future of computation. 3-10 - Charles D. Schewe, James L. Wiek, Robert T. Dann:
Marketing the MIS. 11-20 - Laurent Bally, John Brittan, Karl H. Wagner:
A prototype approach to information system design and development. 21-26 - Charles Houen:
An inter-related processing network architecture. 27-33 - Stephen R. Barkin, Gary W. Dickson:
An investigation of information system utilization. 35-45 - Josef Moneta:
Management information and control systems: by R. I. Tricker. 47-48 - Daniel Teichroew:
Software metrics: by T. Gilb. 49-51
Volume 1, Number 2, 1978
- Niv Ahituv, Michael Hadass:
Organizational structure of a complex data processing department. 53-57 - William R. King:
Information for strategic planning: An analysis. 59-66 - Zygmunt Ryznar:
A conceptual model of an interfunctional data base system. 67-74 - Charles Houen:
An inter-related processing network architecture: II. The functional architecture. 75-84 - Ben Shneiderman:
Review of "modelling in data base management systems": by G. M. Nijssen, North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 418 pages, US $35.00. 85 - Arnoud W. Zijlker, Alex A. Verrijn-Stuart, T. J. Lincoln:
Letters to the editor. 87-93
Volume 1, Number 3, 1978
- Edgar H. Sibley:
National and international interests in information policy issues. 141-142 - Hans H. Brune:
The social implications of information processing. 143-156 - W. Terry Hardgrave:
Distributed database technology: An assessment. 157-167 - Phillip Ein-Dor, Eli Segev:
Centralization, decentralization and management information systems. 169-172 - P. J. Dixon:
Planning MIS investment and expense levels. 173-175 - Miles H. Hudson:
Computer applications: A short course for non-EDP managers: by R. L. Sisson and R. G. Canning; John Wiley & Sons Ltd., Chichester, England. £23.25, $42.05. ISBN: 0 471 79349 3. 177-178 - Kurt Ziegler Jr.:
Future systems: (Volume 1: Analysis and bibliography, 286 pages and volume 2: Invited papers, 420 pages). Published by Infotech International Limited, Nicholson House, Maidenhead, Berkshire, England, 1977. 178-179 - P. J. Dixon:
Letter to the editor. 180
Volume 1, Number 4, 1978
- Rein Turn:
Privacy protection in record-keeping systems. 187-197 - R. D. Boschloo:
Generally applicable data-file software. 199-206 - Ben Shneiderman:
Information policy issues: selecting a policy framework and defining the schema horizon. 207-218 - Richard O. Mason:
Measuring information output: A communication systems approach. 219-234
Volume 1, Number 5, October 1978
- E. Burton Swanson:
On the nature of a data base and its use in inquiry - a tutorial. 95-107 - R. Gilbraith:
Fair shares for bureau users. 109-112 - Martin L. Bariff, Edward J. Lusk:
Designing information systems for organizational control: The use of psychological tests. 113-121 - Norman B. Macintosh, Richard L. Daft:
User department technology and information design. 123-131
Volume 1, Number 6, December 1978
- Myron Miller:
A survey of distributed data base management. 243-264 - John L. Berg:
A DBMS architecture for prudent managers. 265-276 - Sumit Sircar:
Evaluation of the suitability of data base management systems: a case study at the US Forest Service. 277-286 - E. Burton Swanson:
A note on interpersonal information system use. 287-294 - Alain Pirotte:
Systems in Action: A managerial and social approach: Joseph Allen and Bennet P. Lientz. 295-297
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