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ORCIDInformation, Knowledge, Systems Management, Volume 1
Volume 1, Number 1, 1999
- Andrew P. Sage, William B. Rouse:
Editorial Scope. 1-4 - William B. Rouse:
Seven Challenges. 5-14 - James L. Melsa:
Reducing the Time-to-Market Interval. 15-31 - R. Balachandra, John H. Friar:
Managing New Product Development Processes the Right Way. 33-43 - Robert J. Watts, Alan L. Porter, Cherie Courseault:
Functional Analysis: Deriving Systems Knowledge from Bibliographic Information Resources. 45-61 - The Ubiquity of System Science - An Interview with Tibor Vámos. 89-94
Volume 1, Number 2, 1999
- Implementing Lean Thinking - An Interview with William C. Kessler. 99-103
- Joyce L. Shields:
Transforming Organizations. 105-115 - William B. Rouse:
Connectivity, Creativity, and Chaos. 117-131 - Richard L. Henneman:
Design for Usability: Process, Skills, and Tools. 133-144 - Guisseppi A. Forgionne, Bonnie Rubenstein-Montano:
Post Data Mining Analysis for Decision Support through Econometrics. 145-157 - C. M. Khoong:
Some Optimization Models for Manpower Planning. 159-171 - William B. Rouse, Andrew P. Sage:
Book Reviews. 173-177
Volume 1, Numbers 3-4, 1999
- Would-Be Business Worlds - An Interview with John L. Casti. 179-183
- Andrew P. Sage:
Sustainable Development: Issues in Information, Knowledge, and Systems Management. 185-223 - William B. Rouse, Kenneth R. Boff:
Making the Case for Investments in Human Effectiveness. 225-247 - Kuniaki Tabata, Sadamichi Mitsumori:
An Email-Based Information Sharing System for Online Communities. 249-265 - Dimitris Apostolou, Nikos Sakkas, Gregoris Mentzas:
Knowledge Networking in Supply Chains: A Case Study in the Wood/Furniture Sector. 267-281
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