Communications of the ACM (CACM), Volume 50, 2007

Volume 50, Number 1, January 2007

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5
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  News track. 9-10
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  Forum. 11-12

The business of software

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  Phillip G. Armour:
  Agile ... and offshore. 13-16

Staying connected

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  Meg McGinity Shannon:
  Shannon's eleven. 17-20

Viewpoint

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  Russell Beale:
  Slanty design. 21-24
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  ACM Annual Report for FY06. 25-32
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  Patricia S. Abril, Robert Plant:
  The patent holder's dilemma: buy, sell, or troll? 36-44
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  Huimin Zhao:
  Semantic matching across heterogeneous data sources. 45-50
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  Markus Biehl:
  Success factors for implementing global information systems. 52-58
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  Nitin Singh, Kee-hung Lai, T. C. Edwin Cheng:
  Intra-organizational perspectives on IT-enabled supply chains. 59-65
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  Sharon McDonald, Helen M. Edwards:
  Who should test whom? 66-71
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  Sami Surakka:
  What subjects and skills are important for software developers? 73-78
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  Jaap-Henk Hoepman, Bart Jacobs:
  Increased security through open source. 79-83
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  Peter Naur:
  Computing versus human thinking. 85-94

Hot links

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  Top 10 Downloads from ACM's Digital Library. 95-96

Inside risks

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  Lauren Weinstein:
  Ma Bell's revenge: the battle for network neutrality. 128

Volume 50, Number 2, February 2007

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5
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  News track. 9-10
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  Forum. 11-13
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  Student de-charter notice. 14

Technology strategy and management

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  Michael A. Cusumano:
  What road ahead for Microsoft the company? 15-18

Legally speaking

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  Pamela Samuelson:
  Patent reform through the courts. 19-23

Articles

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  Joshua Goodman, Gordon V. Cormack, David Heckerman:
  Spam and the ongoing battle for the inbox. 24-33
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  Rakesh Agrawal, Tyrone Grandison, Christopher M. Johnson, Jerry Kiernan:
  Enabling the 21st century health care information technology revolution. 34-42
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  Grant A. Jacoby, Luqi:
  Intranet model and metrics. 43-50
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  Bonnie Glassberg, Jeffrey W. Merhout:
  : Electronic markets hypothesis redux: where are we now? 51-55
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  Galen A. Grimes:
  Compliance with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003. 56-62
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  Ranieri Baraglia, Fabrizio Silvestri:
  Dynamic personalization of web sites without user intervention. 63-67
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  Joon Koh, Young-Gul Kim, Brian Butler, Gee-Woo Bock:
  Encouraging participation in virtual communities. 68-73
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  Dongsong Zhang:
  Web content adaptation for mobile handheld devices. 75-79
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  SIGs Announce Candidates for Election. 80
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  Rafae Bhatti, Elisa Bertino, Arif Ghafoor:
  An integrated approach to federated identity and privilege management in open systems. 81-87
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  Benjamin B. M. Shao, Julie Smith David:
  The impact of offshore outsourcing on IT workers in developed countries. 89-94

Technical opinion

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  Rolf Oppliger:
  IT security: in search of the Holy Grail. 96-98

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 99-100

Inside risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  Widespread network failures. 112

Volume 50, Number 3, March 2007

Emergency response information systems: emerging trends and technologies Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 9-10

Forum

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  Forum. 11-13

ACM A.M. Turing Award nominations solicited

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  ACM A.M. Turing Award nominations solicited. 14

The business of software

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  Phillip G. Armour:
  Mortality play. 15-18

Viewpoint

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  Earl T. Barr, Matt Bishop, Mark A. Gondree:
  Fixing federal e-voting standards. 19-24

SIGs announce candidates for election

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  SIGs announce candidates for election. 25

ACM fellows

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  ACM fellows. 26-27

Emergency response information systems: emerging trends and technologies

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  Bartel A. Van de Walle, Murray Turoff:
  Introduction. 29-31
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  Liz Carver, Murray Turoff:
  Human-computer interaction: the human and computer as a team in emergency management information systems. 33-38
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  Simon French, Murray Turoff:
  Decision support systems. 39-40
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  Frank Fiedrich, Paul Burghardt:
  Agent-based systems for disaster management. 41-42
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  David Mendonça, Theresa I. Jefferson, John R. Harrald:
  Collaborative adhocracies and mix-and-match technologies in emergency management. 44-49
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  B. S. Manoj, Alexandra Hubenko Baker:
  Communication challenges in emergency response. 51-53
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  Leysia Palen, Starr Roxanne Hiltz, Sophia B. Liu:
  Online forums supporting grassroots participation in emergency preparedness and response. 54-58
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  Art Botterell, Ronja Addams-Moring:
  Public warning in the networked age: open standards to the rescue? 59-60
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  Paul Currion, Chamindra de Silva, Bartel A. Van de Walle:
  Open source software for disaster management. 61-65
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  Stephen J. Andriole:
  The 7 habits of highly effective technology leaders. 66-72
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  Thomas A. Horan, Benjamin L. Schooley:
  Time-critical information services. 73-78
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  Sridhar P. Nerur, Venugopal Balijepally:
  Theoretical reflections on agile development methodologies. 79-83
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  Scott McCoy, Andrea Everard, Peter Polak, Dennis F. Galletta:
  The effects of online advertising. 84-88
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  Ning Zhong, Jiming Liu, Yiyu Yao:
  Envisioning intelligent information technologies through the prism of web intelligence. 89-94
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  James A. Hall, Stephen L. Liedtka:
  The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: implications for large-scale IT outsourcing. 95-100

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's Digital Library. 101-102

Technical opinion

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  Nigel G. Ward:
  The (un)predictability of computer science graduate school admissions. 104-106

Inside risks

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  Donn B. Parker:
  Risks of risk-based security. 120

Volume 50, Number 4, April 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

Forum

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  Diane Crawford:
  Stop chasing the AI illusion. 7-9

News track

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  News track. 13-14

Digital village

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  Hal Berghel:
  Hiding data, forensics, and anti-forensics. 15-20

The profession of IT

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  Peter J. Denning:
  Mastering the mess. 21-25

ACM honors distinguished members

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  ACM honors distinguished members. 26-27

Call for nominations for advanced member grades in ACM

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  Call for nominations for advanced member grades in ACM. 28-29
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  Proposal to dissolve SIGAPL. 29

Viewpoint

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  Jenova Chen:
  Flow in games (and everything else). 31-34
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  Jeff Kramer:
  Is abstraction the key to computing? 36-42
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  Dorit Nevo, Michael R. Wade:
  How to avoid disappointment by design. 43-48
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  Levent V. Orman:
  Consumer support systems. 49-54
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  Stefano Ceri, Maristella Matera, Francesca Rizzo, Vera Demaldé:
  Designing data-intensive web applications for content accessibility using web marts. 55-61
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  Ido Green, Tzvi Raz, Moshe Zviran:
  Analysis of active intrusion prevention data for predicting hostile activity in computer networks. 63-68
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  Sachidanandam Sakthivel:
  Managing risk in offshore systems development. 69-75
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  Jeffrey A. Stone, Elinor M. Madigan:
  Inconsistencies and disconnects. 76-79
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  Dianne J. Hall, David B. Paradice:
  Investigating value-based decision bias and mediation: do you do as you think? 81-85
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  Michael Chau, Xiao Fang, Olivia R. Liu Sheng:
  What are people searching on government web sites? 87-92

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 93-94

Technical opinion

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  E. Sonny Butler, Cheryl Aasheim, Susan R. Williams:
  Does telecommuting improve productivity? 101-103

Inside risks

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  Jim Horning:
  Risks of virtual professionalism. 104

Volume 50, Number 5, May 2007

ACM at sixty: a look back in time Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5-6

Forum

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  Forum. 7

President's letter

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  Stuart I. Feldman:
  ACM's past helps steer its future. 10

News track

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  News track. 11-12

Staying connected

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  Meg McGinity Shannon:
  The pearly gates of Internet TV. 13-15

Viewpoint

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  Stephen B. Jenkins:
  The rime of the ancyent programmer. 17-20

Practical programmer

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  Robert L. Glass:
  One man's quest for the state of software engineering's practice. 21-23

ACM at 60: a look back in time

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  David S. Wise:
  Introduction. 24-26
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  Bernadette Longo:
  ACM established to develop communication about computing. 27-29
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  Atsushi Akera:
  Edmund Berkeley and the origins of ACM. 30-35
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  Thomas Haigh:
  Sources for ACM history: what, where, why. 36-41
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  Charles Care:
  Not only digital: a review of ACM's early involvement with analog computing technology. 42-45
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  David Hemmendinger:
  The ACM and IEEE-CS guidelines for undergraduate CS education. 46-53
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  Judy Brown, Steve Cunningham:
  A history of ACM SIGGRAPH. 54-61
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  Chris Edmondson-Yurkanan:
  SIGCOMM's archaeological journey into networking's past. 63-68
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  Thomas J. Bergin:
  A history of the history of programming languages. 69-74
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  Matthew R. McBride:
  The software architect. 75-81
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  Zeljko Obrenovic, Julio Abascal, Dusan Starcevic:
  Universal accessibility as a multimodal design issue. 83-88
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  Michael L. Harris, Kris Aebischer, Tim Klaus:
  The whitewater process: software product development in small IT businesses. 89-93
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  Bin He, Mitesh Patel, Zhen Zhang, Kevin Chen-Chuan Chang:
  Accessing the deep web. 94-101
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  Viviane Torres da Silva, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  Modeling multi-agent systems. 103-108
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  Alessandra Devito Da Cunha, David Greathead:
  Does personality matter?: an analysis of code-review ability. 109-112

Technical opinion

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  Geoffrey Goodell, Paul F. Syverson:
  The right place at the right time. 113-117

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 124-125

Inside risks

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  Bruce Schneier:
  The psychology of security. 128

Volume 50, Number 6, June 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

Forum

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  Forum. 7-9

News track

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  News track. 13-14

Legally speaking

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  Pamela Samuelson:
  Software patents and the metaphysics of Section 271(f). 15-19

The business of software

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  Phillip G. Armour:
  Twenty percent. 21-23

Viewpoint

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  Ben Shneiderman:
  Web science: a provocative invitation to computer science. 25-27
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  Eric van Heck, Peter Vervest:
  Smart business networks: how the network wins. 28-37
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  Sasha Dekleva, Jung P. Shim, Upkar Varshney, Geoffrey Knoerzer:
  Evolution and emerging issues in mobile wireless networks. 38-43
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  Amy Friedlander, Allison Mankin, W. Douglas Maughan, Stephen D. Crocker:
  DNSSEC: a protocol toward securing the internet infrastructure. 44-50
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  Ioanna D. Constantiou, Jan Damsgaard, Lars Andreas Knutsen:
  The four incremental steps toward advanced mobile service adoption. 51-55
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  Mark J. Cotteleer, Christopher A. Cotteleer, Andrew Prochnow:
  Cutting checks: challenges and choices in B2B e-payments. 56-61
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  Anand Jeyaraj, Vicki L. Sauter:
  An empirical investigation of the effectiveness of systems modeling and verification tools. 62-67
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  David E. Avison, Terry Young:
  Time to rethink health care and ICT? 69-74
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  Kary Främling, Timo Ala-Risku, Mikko Kärkkäinen, Jan Holmström:
  Design patterns for managing product life cycle information. 75-79
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  Jie Ren, Richard N. Taylor:
  Automatic and versatile publications ranking for research institutions and scholars. 81-85

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 86-87

Technical opinion

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  Mihail Cocosila, Ofir Turel, Norman P. Archer, Yufei Yuan:
  Perceived health risks of 3G cell phones: do users care? 89-92

Inside risks

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  Peter A. Freeman:
  Risks are your responsibility. 104

Volume 50, Number 7, July 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

The profession of IT

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  Peter J. Denning:
  Computing is a natural science. 13-18

Technology strategy and management

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  Michael A. Cusumano:
  The changing labyrinth of software pricing. 19-22

Viewpoint

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  Abbe Mowshowitz, Nanda Kumar:
  Public vs. private interest on the internet. 23-25

Creating a science of games

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  Michael Zyda:
  Introduction. 26-29
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  Merrilea J. Mayo:
  Games for science and engineering education. 30-35
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  Ralph E. Chatham:
  Games for training. 36-43
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  Henry Kelly, Kay Howell, Eitan Glinert, Loring Holding, Chris Swain, Adam Burrowbridge, Michelle Roper:
  How to build serious games. 44-49
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  Randy Pausch, Donald Marinelli:
  Carnegie Mellon's entertainment technology center: combining the left and right brain. 50-57
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  Caitlin Kelleher, Randy Pausch:
  Using storytelling to motivate programming. 58-64
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  Nikunj Raghuvanshi, Christian Lauterbach, Anish Chandak, Dinesh Manocha, Ming C. Lin:
  Real-time sound synthesis and propagation for games. 66-73
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  Robert P. Schumaker, Ying Liu, Mark Ginsburg, Hsinchun Chen:
  Evaluating the efficacy of a terrorism question/answer system. 74-80
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  In Lee:
  An architecture for a next-generation holistic e-recruiting system. 81-85
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  Harris Wu, Michael D. Gordon:
  Collaborative structuring: organizing document repositories effectively and efficiently. 86-91
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  Fred Niederman, Richard G. Mathieu, Roger Morley, Ik-Whan Kwon:
  Examining RFID applications in supply chain management. 92-101
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  Someswar Kesh, Pauline Ratnasingam:
  A knowledge architecture for IT security. 103-108
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  Annie I. Antón, Elisa Bertino, Ninghui Li, Ting Yu:
  A roadmap for comprehensive online privacy policy management. 109-116
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  Waymond Rodgers, Solomon Negash:
  The effects of web-based technologies on knowledge transfer. 117-122

Technical opinion

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  Sabah S. Al-Fedaghi:
  Conferences under scrutiny. 123-126

Hot Links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 135

Inside risks

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  Charles Perrow:
  Disasters evermore? 136

Volume 50, Number 8, August 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

Forum

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  Forum. 13-14

ACM call for nominations

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  Call for nominations for ACM general election. 14

Digital village

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  Hal Berghel:
  Better-than-nothing security practices. 15-18

Viewpoint

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  Amy S. Bruckman:
  Software copyright and role models. 19-20

Practical programmer

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  Robert L. Glass:
  A deja-vu look at software engineering researchers who care about practice. 21-23
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  Alfred Kobsa:
  Privacy-enhanced personalization. 24-33
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  Ahmed Elfatatry:
  Dealing with change: components versus services. 35-39
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  Matt E. Thatcher, David E. Pingry:
  Modeling the IT value paradox. 41-45
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  John Erickson, Keng Siau:
  Theoretical and practical complexity of modeling methods. 46-51
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  Jesper Simonsen:
  Involving top management in IT projects. 52-58
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  Larry J. LeBlanc, Michael R. Galbreth:
  Designing large-scale supply chain linear programs in spreadsheets. 59-64
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  Yun Wan, Satya Menon, Arkalgud Ramaprasad:
  A classification of product comparison agents. 65-71
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  Janice C. Sipior, Burke T. Ward:
  Unintended invitation: organizational wi-fi use by external roaming users. 72-77
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  T. H. Tse, Francis C. M. Lau, W. K. Chan, Peter C. K. Liu, Colin K. F. Luk:
  Testing object-oriented industrial software without precise oracles or results. 78-85
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  Sagnika Sen, Haluk Demirkan, Michael Goul:
  Dynamic decision support through instantiation of UEML representations. 87-93
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  Wullianallur Raghupathi:
  Corporate governance of IT: a framework for development. 94-99

Hot Links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 100

Technical opinion

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  Sakgasit Ramingwong, A. S. M. Sajeev:
  Offshore outsourcing: the risk of keeping mum. 101-103

Inside risks

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  David Lorge Parnas:
  Which is riskier: OS diversity or OS monopoly? 112

Volume 50, Number 9, September 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

Forum

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  Forum. 13-14

Viewpoint

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  Neil L. Waters:
  Why you can't cite Wikipedia in my class. 15-17

Online first

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  Ronald F. Boisvert, Mary Jane Irwin, Holly E. Rushmeier:
  Evolving the ACM journal distribution program. 19-20

Staying connected

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  Meg McGinity Shannon:
  Shaking hands, kissing babies, and ... blogging? 21-24

The business of software

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  Phillip G. Armour:
  The conservation of uncertainty. 25-28

Beyond silicon: new computing paradigms

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  Toshinori Munakata:
  Introduction. 30-34
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  Warren Robinett, Gregory S. Snider, Philip Kuekes, R. Stanley Williams:
  Computing with a trillion crummy components. 35-39
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  Jing Kong:
  Computation with carbon nanotube devices. 40-42
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  Robert Stadler:
  Molecular, chemical, and organic computing. 43-45
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  John H. Reif, Thomas H. LaBean:
  Autonomous programmable biomolecular devices using self-assembled DNA nanostructures. 46-53
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  Dave Bacon, Debbie W. Leung:
  Toward a world with quantum computers. 55-59
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  Hossin Abdeldayem, Donald O. Frazier:
  Optical computing: need and challenge. 60-62
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  David W. M. Marr, Toshinori Munakata:
  Micro/nanofluidic computing. 64-68
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  Masashi Aono, Masahiko Hara, Kazuyuki Aihara:
  Amoeba-based neurocomputing with chaotic dynamics. 69-72
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  Ami Marowka:
  Parallel computing on any desktop. 74-78
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  George Lepouras, Costas Vassilakis, Constantin Halatsis, Panagiotis Georgiadis:
  Domain expert user development: the smartgov approach. 79-83
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  Joseph S. Valacich, D. Veena Parboteeah, John D. Wells:
  The online consumer's hierarchy of needs. 84-90
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  Susan A. Brown, Norman L. Chervany, Bryan A. Reinicke:
  What matters when introducing new information technology. 91-96
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  Ashley Braganza, Arnoud Franken:
  SOX, compliance, and power relationships. 97-102
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  Irene Pollach:
  What's wrong with online privacy policies? 103-108

Technical opinion

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  Thomas F. Stafford, Dennis Gonier:
  The online research "bubble". 109-112

Hot Links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 118

Inside risks

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  Peter G. Neumann:
  E-migrating risks? 120

Volume 50, Number 10, October 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

Forum

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  Forum. 13-14

Technology strategy and management

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  Michael A. Cusumano:
  Extreme programming compared with Microsoft-style iterative development. 15-18

Legally speaking

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  Pamela Samuelson:
  Does copyright law need to be reformed? 19-23

Technical opinion

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  Katia Passerini, Karen P. Patten, Michael R. Bartolacci, Jerry Fjermestad:
  Reflections and trends in the expansion of cellular wireless services in the U.S. and China. 25-28

Viewpoint

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  Sebastian Thrun:
  Why we compete in DARPA's Urban Challenge autonomous robot race. 29-31

International perspectives

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  Michael L. Best, Kipp Jones, Illenin Kondo, Dhanaraj Thakur, Edem Wornyo, Calvin Yu:
  Post-conflict communications: the case of Liberia. 33-39
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  Erran Carmel, Pamela Abbott:
  Why 'nearshore' means that distance matters. 40-46
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  Erran Carmel, Pamela Abbott:
  Nearshore locations in three principal global clusters and their respective attributes. 45
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  Matt E. Thatcher, David E. Pingry:
  [Software patents] The good, the bad, and the messy. 47-52
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  Gregoris Mentzas, Kostas Kafentzis, Panos Georgolios:
  Knowledge services on the semantic web. 53-58
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  U. N. Umesh, Leonard M. Jessup, Minh Q. Huynh:
  [Getting ideas to market] Current issues faced by technology entrepreneurs. 60-66
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  Asli Yagmur Akbulut, Clayton A. Looney:
  Inspiring students to pursue computing degrees. 67-71
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  Prabhudev Konana, Gautam Ray:
  Physical product reengineering with embedded information technology. 72-78
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  Mike P. Papazoglou, Willem-Jan van den Heuvel:
  Business process development life cycle methodology. 79-85
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  William L. Kuechler Jr.:
  Business applications of unstructured text. 86-93
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  Tom N. Jagatic, Nathaniel A. Johnson, Markus Jakobsson, Filippo Menczer:
  Social phishing. 94-100
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  Wade H. Baker, Loren Paul Rees, Peter S. Tippett:
  Necessary measures: metric-driven information security risk assessment and decision making. 101-106
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  Richard J. Goeke, Robert H. Faley:
  Leveraging the flexibility of your data warehouse. 107-111
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  John D'Arcy, Anat Hovav:
  Deterring internal information systems misuse. 113-117

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 118

Inside risks

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  Herbert S. Lin, Alfred Z. Spector, Peter G. Neumann, Seymour E. Goodman:
  Toward a safer and more secure cyberspace. 128

Volume 50, Number 11, November 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

The profession of IT

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  Peter J. Denning:
  The choice uncertainty principle. 9-14

Practical programmer

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  Robert L. Glass:
  A research project with important practitioner-oriented findings. 15-16

President's letter

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  Stuart I. Feldman:
  The rewards of ACM's awards. 17-18

Viewpoint

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  David Lorge Parnas:
  Stop the numbers game. 19-21

Experimental computer science

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  Dror G. Feitelson:
  Introduction. 24-26
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  Catherine C. McGeoch:
  Experimental algorithmics. 27-31
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  Victor R. Basili, Marvin V. Zelkowitz:
  Empirical studies to build a science of computer science. 33-37
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  Larry L. Peterson, Vivek S. Pai:
  Experience-driven experimental systems research. 38-44
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  Alan Jay Smith:
  Workloads (creation and use). 45-50
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  Ellen M. Voorhees:
  TREC: Continuing information retrieval's tradition of experimentation. 51-54
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  Larry D. Jackel, Douglas Hackett, Eric Krotkov, Michael Perschbacher, James Pippine, Charles Sullivan:
  How DARPA structures its robotics programs to improve locomotion and navigation. 55-59
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  Oded Nov:
  What motivates Wikipedians? 60-64
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  Paul P. Tallon, Richard Scannell:
  Information life cycle management. 65-69
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  Neil Foshay, Avinandan Mukherjee, Andrew Taylor:
  Does data warehouse end-user metadata add value? 70-77
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  Chris Sauer, Andrew Gemino, Blaize Horner Reich:
  The impact of size and volatility on IT project performance. 79-84
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  Dominic M. Thomas, Robert P. Bostrom, Marianne Gouge:
  Making knowledge work in virtual teams. 85-90
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  Hee-Woong Kim, Yunjie Xu:
  Drivers of price Premium in e-markets. 91-95

Hot links

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  Top 10 downloads from ACM's digital library. 97

Inside risks

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  Matt Bishop, David A. Wagner:
  Risks of e-voting. 120

Volume 50, Number 12, December 2007

Editorial pointers

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  Diane Crawford:
  Editorial pointers. 5

News track

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  News track. 7-8

Forum

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  Diane Crawford:
  Forum. 9-10

Digital village

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  Hal Berghel:
  Credit Card Forensics. 11-14

Viewpoint

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  Robert Gaskins:
  PowerPoint at 20: back to basics. 15-17

Articles

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  Ben Shneiderman:
  Creativity support tools: accelerating discovery and innovation. 20-32
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  Dongwon Lee, Jaewoo Kang, Prasenjit Mitra, C. Lee Giles, Byung-Won On:
  Are your citations clean? 33-38
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  Nominees for elections and report of the ACM nominating committee. 39
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  Robert J. Aalberts, Percy Poon, Paul D. Thistle:
  Trespass, nuisance, and spam: 11th century common law meets the internet. 40-45
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  Antonio M. Lopez Jr., Frederick G. Lopez, Robert W. Lent, Madonna G. Constantine:
  Multidisciplinary research on the datapath of the computing disciplines. 46-50
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  Erica L. Wagner, Gabriele Piccoli:
  Moving beyond user participation to achieve successful IS design. 51-55
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  Wai Fong Boh, Christina Soh, Steven Yeo:
  Standards development and diffusion: a case study of RosettaNet. 57-62
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  Ilan Oshri, Sue Newell, Shan Ling Pan:
  Implementing component reuse strategy in complex products environments. 63-67
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  Kannan Mohan, Balasubramaniam Ramesh:
  Tracing variations in software product families. 68-73
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  Klaus Schild, Stefan Bussmann:
  Self-organization in manufacturing operations. 74-79
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  Varun Grover, Raymond M. Henry, Jason Bennett Thatcher:
  Fix IT-business relationships through better decision rights. 80-86
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  Gautam Ray, Waleed A. Muhanna, Jay B. Barney:
  Competing with IT: the role of shared IT-business understanding. 87-91

Technical opinion

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  Emmeline de Pillis, Kimberly A. Furumo:
  Counting the cost of virtual teams. 93-95
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  Chuan-Hoo Tan, Hock-Hai Teo:
  Training future software developers to acquire agile development skills. 97-98

Inside risks

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  Steven M. Bellovin, Matt Blaze, Whitfield Diffie, Susan Landau, Jennifer Rexford, Peter G. Neumann:
  Internal surveillance, external risks. 128