Searchable index of 200 computer journals. Although this
a subscription service you can sign up for a 30 day free trial. It is also
possible to browse its list of journals. From Emerald. .
Computing sites are annotated and evaluated on five key criteria;
style, structure, ease of use, quality of information and usefulness to
the practitioner Every site receives a quality rating of between one and
five stars
Professor at MIT Sloane School of Management. "My research
and teaching focus on how businesses can effectively use information technology
(IT) in general and the Internet in particular." Sections, with full-text
papers, covered include IT & Organizations, Internet Commerce and IT
and Business Value.
Full text of report (you will need Adobe Acrobat to read
it) from the Information Industries and Online Taskforce. Expands on the
policy initiates outlined in "Investing for Growth".
Full text of Information Industries Taskforce report "The
Global Information Economy: The Way Ahead " by the Department of Industry,
Science and Tourism
It provides on-line resources for those interested in advancing the interests of IS
education. Excellent site with case studies, links to journals.,
syllabi, conference information, free papers
"We will provide information management scholars and practitioners
with a single entry point to resources related to information systems technology
and promote the development of an international information infrastructure
that will dramatically improve the world's ability to use information systems
for creating, disseminating, and applying knowledge" See particularly their
Research & Scholarship section. For the Australian Section look under
Countries.
This all-inclusive site features an extensive collection
of research papers, articles, and interviews on topics such as data mining,
complexity theory, and "the human side of knowledge management;". (Scout
Report)
OECD Science Technology & Industry site. Topics include
conference on Global Electronic Commerce, cryptography policy and Information
Technology Outlook 1999 Also features a year 2000 manual for SMEs
ResearchIndex is a digital library that aims to improve the
dissemination, retrieval, and accessibility of scientific literature.
Specific areas of focus include the effective use of web, and the use of
machine learning. Software and data from the ResearchIndex project is
available at no cost for non-commercial use. The ResearchIndex project
encompasses many areas including the location of articles, full-text
indexing of the articles, autonomous citation indexing, reference linking,
information extraction, display of query-sensitive summaries, extraction of
citation context, distributed error correction, related document detection,
and user profiling.
Members of the School of MIS are actively involved in a range
of research projects in the fields of Requirements Engineering and Electronic
Commerce. Papers are available from 1997 in PDF format.
R.S. Pressman & Associates, Inc. has assembled over 800
software engineering resources to help you gather information on a variety
of software engineering topics. Both print and electronic resources are
considered
Web page run by Ellen Spertus of MIT, in the US. It includes
pointers to her own writings, including a full report on Women Undergraduate
Enrolment in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, and those
of several other women. It also has complete articles from journals, and a
reasonable bibliography . (Ariadne review)
whatis is a knowledge exploration tool about information
technology, especially about the Internet and computers. It contains over
2,000 individual encyclopaedic definition/topics and a number of quick-reference
pages. The topics contain about 10,000 hyperlinked cross-references between
definition-topics and to other sites for further information.
Bringing together leaders from academia, research organizations,
government and industry to gain a global perspective of the issues facing
the Web community. Access to past conferences is available from this page,
This is the World Wide Web Security Frequently Asked
Question list (FAQ). It attempts to answer some of the most frequently asked
questions relating to the security implications of running a Web server and
using Web browsers
