Home → Magazine Archive → November 2001 (Vol. 44, No. 11)
Table of Contents
Electronic Frontier: Blanking on Rebellion: Where the Future Is 'Nabster'
Pages 17-20The Profession of IT: The Core of the Third-Wave Professional
The IT profession is the first profession in the third wave of civilization.
Pages 21-25Viewpoint: From Teragrid to Knowledge Grid
Integrating distributed resources into cohesive, virtual supercomputers.
Pages 27-28On Site: Innovative Use of Email For Teaching
Developing a system that significantly reduces the burden of course administration.
Pages 29-32Insights and Analyses of Online Auctions
Exploring the structure and mechanisms for online mercantile processes and bidding strategies.
Pages 42-50A Web Site Design Model For Financial Information
Using the Internet to efficiently market companies to a variety of investors.
Pages 51-56Maximizing the Value of Internet-Based Corporate Travel Reservation Systems
Pages 57-63A Computational Model of Everything
A trio of systems adds up to a comprehensive model of computing.
Pages 77-81A Market-Based Perspective on Information Systems Development
Pages 97-102