International Journal of Information Technology and Management, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, 2007

• W. B. Lee, C. F. Cheung, E. Tsui, S. K. Kwok:
  Collaborative environment and technologies for building knowledge work teams in network enterprises. 5-22
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• Yi-Ming Tu, Liang-Cheng Chang:
  Dynamic interactive framework to link business intelligence with strategy. 23-39
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• Harry K. H. Chow, K. L. Choy, W. B. Lee, T. C. Lam:
  A knowledge and analytical-based intelligent system for customising logistics management. 40-62
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• Bao Jiang, Hoki Nam:
  The potential changes and development of China's logistics industry through implementing the ubiquitous logistics. 63-77
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• Liang-Chuan Wu, Yao-Wen Hsu, Chorng-Shyong Ong:
  ERP implementation: a quantitative model for organisational learning. 78-91
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• John E. Psarras:
  Education and training in the knowledge-based economy: the application of knowledge management. 92-104
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• Rajiv Dharaskar, Vilas M. Thakare:
  Technique to develop effective e-learning software to simulate a teacher using SCORM based interactive multimedia RLO for non-linear teaching. 105-116
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Volume 6, Number 2/3/4, 2007

• Feng Li:
  What is e-business and does it still matter? 125-137
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• Ailsa Kolsaker:
  Understanding e-government (G2C) in the knowledge society. 138-147
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• Jeffrey Roy:
  Electronic service delivery in a multi-channel public sector: an assessment of the government of Canada. 148-169
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• Victor P. Lane, James Snaith, Daniel Lane:
  E-health: essential and eagerly awaited? 170-187
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• Thomas M. Connolly, Mark Stansfield:
  From e-learning to games-based e-learning: using interactive technologies in teaching an IS course. 188-208
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• Pin Luarn, Max I. Jen Chen, Peter Kai Yang Lo:
  Critical success factors in introducing e-learning. 209-231
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• Steve McRobb, Bernd Carsten Stahl:
  Privacy as a shared feature of the e-phenomenon: a comparison of privacy policies in e-government, e-commerce and e-teaching. 232-249
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• Sid Ghosh, Martijn Bertisen:
  The phenomenon of e-business networking: a critical review. 250-270
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• Yulin Fang, Linying Dong:
  Going virtual in the e-world an environment-adaptation perspective on organisational virtuality. 271-285
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• Alexis Barlow, Feng Li:
  E-supply chains: understanding current and future opportunities and barriers. 286-298
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• Hemant K. Sabat:
  Emerging business models and trends in the mobile wireless industry. 299-328
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• P. Berthon, C. B. Williams:
  Stages of e-democracy: towards an open-source political model. 329-342
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• Savanid Vatanasakdakul, John D'Ambra:
  A conceptual model for e-commerce adoption in developing countries: a task-technology fit perspective. 343-361
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