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Chapter 1: Assessing the Introduction of Electronic Banking in Egypt Using the Technology Acceptance Model
Figure 1: Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)
Figure 2: Effect of Trust as an External Variable
Figure 3: Lower Transaction Costs Through Technology
Figure 4: Technology Acceptance Model and Research Hypotheses
Figure 5: ATM Usage Patterns
Figure 6: Credit Card Usage Patterns.
Figure 7: Phone Banking Usage Patterns
Figure 8: Internet Banking Usage Patterns
Chapter 4: Implementing a Data Mining Solution for an Automobile Insurance Company—Reconciling Theoretical Benefits with Practical Considerations
Figure 1: Balancing Profitability and Market Share
Figure 2: Data Mining Framework for Determining Optimal Premiums
Figure 3: Optimal Profit for Varying Termination Rates
Chapter 7: A Dream Project Turns Nightmare—How Flawless Software Never Got Implemented
Figure 1: Business Flow Model
Chapter 8: Humanware Issues In A Government Management Information Systems Implementation
Figure 1: Organizational Chart of the Office of the Secretary of the Navy to the Program Management Office Functional Lines
Figure 2: The DoD 5000 Acquisition Model
Chapter 9: The Lonely Comate—The Adoption-Failure of an Intranet-Based Consumer and Market Intelligence System
Figure 1: An Adaptation of the BI Cycle
Chapter 10: Managing Information Security on a Shoestring Budget
Figure 1: The Main Elements in Information Security Management
Figure 2: Information Security Architecture at IIML
Chapter 11: Large-Scale Sustainable Information Systems Development in a Developing Country—The Making of an Islamic Banking Package
Figure 1: Phase Structure of Prototyping
Chapter 12: Bankcard Payment System in the People's Republic of China
Figure 1: Accumulated Number of Bankcards on Issues
Figure 2: Number of ATMs Installed in China
Figure 3: Number of POS Terminals Installed in China
Chapter 14: Integration of Third-Party Applications and Web Clients by Means of an Enterprise Layer
Figure 1: Main Business Process
Figure 2: "Stove-Pipe" Architecture Derived from the Information Flow Defined in the Business Process
Figure 3: "Enterprise Layer" Architecture Derived from the Information Flow Defined in the Business Process
Figure 4: Class-Diagram for the Order Handling System
Figure 5: State Machine for Sales Order
Figure 6: Enterprise Layer Integration Approach
Figure 7: Proposed Architecture
Figure 8: Interaction Between Applications and Enterprise Layer
Chapter 15: The Impact of E-Commerce Technology on the Air Travel Industry
Figure 1: The Pre-Computerization Air Travel Industry Structure
Figure 2: The Air Travel Industry Structure as Affected by GDS (e.g., SABRE)
Figure 3: Structure of the Air Travel Industry Following E-Commerce Expansion (Modified from Heartland, 2001)
Figure 4: An Industry Analysis of the Non-Computerized Airline Industry
Figure 5: The Air Travel Industry as Affected by Global Distribution Systems
Chapter 16: Information Systems Development and Business Fit in Dynamic Environments
Figure 1: Post Privatization Structure of the Electricity Supply Industry in the UK (Adapted from Weyman-Jones, 1989)
Figure 2: The Organizational Structure of Electric Power PLC
Chapter 18: Web-Enabling for Competitive Advantage—A Case Study of Himalayan Adventures
Figure 1: Map of Pakistan and the NAP
Chapter 21: Business Process Redesign in Travel Management in an SAP R/3 Upgrade Project—A Case Study
Figure 1: Business Objectives of CSA
Figure 2: Process Management Life Cycle
Figure 3: Value Chain of the Business Travel Process.
Chapter 22: Globe Telecom–Succeeding in the Philippine Telecommunications Economy
Figure 1: The "Asian Flu" Effect and the Devaluation of the Philippine Peso
Figure 2: Ownership Structure of Globe Telecom
Figure 3: Globe Telecom Revenue Composition for 2001
Figure 4: Globe Telecom Wireless Subscribers, 1996–2001
Figure 5: Globe Telecom Revenue, 1997–2000
Figure 6: Landline Teledensity
Figure 7: Cellular Subscribers in the Philippines
Figure 8: Cellular Teledensity
Figure 9: Cellular Service as a Percentage of Total Telephone Percentage
Chapter 23: Modeling Back Office Operations at Greenfield Online's Digital Consumer Store
Figure 1: Entry to the Digital Consumer Store
Figure 2: Process Map of Customer Flow Through the Digital Consumer Store
Figure 3: Partial List of Reports Available Through the Digital Consumer Store
Figure 4: "Add to Cart" Screen
Figure 5: Customer Data Entry Screen
Figure 6: Level 0 Data Flow Diagram of Digital Consumer Store's Back Office
Figure 7: Level 1 Data Flow Diagram
Figure 8: Entity Relationship Diagram of the Database that Supports the Digital Consumer Store
Chapter 25: Computer Service Support at Glenview Hospital
Figure 1: Glenview Hospital Computing Support Services
Figure 2: Incident Flow Diagram
Figure 3: Tier Model Support for Glenview Hospital
Chapter 27: Rx for Integration—Lessons Learned in Health Care EAI
Figure 1: Primary Data Flows in the RRMC Healthcare Information System
Figure 2: Key IT Personnel Involved in the Implementation
Figure 3: DataGate Interface Engine
Chapter 28: Enterprise-Wide Strategic Information Systems Planning for Shanghai Bell Corporation
Figure 1: Market Share in China (in 2000)
Figure 2: Sales at Headquarters (from 1995 to 2000)
Figure 3: Organizational Structure of Sbell
Figure 4: Existing IT Organization in Sbell (April 2000)
Figure 5: Organization Structure of SISP Project Team
Figure 6: Strategic Information Systems Planning Process
Figure 7: Enterprise Information Resource Diagram
Figure 8: Sbell IT/IS Organization Chart (To-be)
Chapter 29: Systems Development by Virtual Project Teams—A Comparative Study of Four Cases
Figure 1: Virtual Team Archetypes
Chapter 30: Enabling B2B Marketplaces—The Case of GE Global Exchange Services
Figure 1: Selected Products and Operations of General Electric (1999)
Figure 2: GXS' Software Applications
Figure 3: Main Industries of the Conglomerates
Figure 4: Functions of the Conglomerates
Figure 5: B2B Segment
Figure 6: Strategic Profiles of B2B Models
Figure 7: Buy-Side Model
Figure 8: Sell-Side Model
Figure 9: Emarketplace or Exchange Model
Figure 10: Michael Porter's Five-Forces
Chapter 32: The QUIPUDATA Case—Implementing a Quality Initiative in an IT Organization
Figure 1: Corporate Management Model
Figure 2: Expenditures to Management Ratio Scoring
Figure 3: Evolution of Key Indicators
Figure 4: Evolution of an IT Organization
Chapter 33: Spreadsheets as Knowledge Documents—Knowledge Transfer for Small Business Web Site Decisions
Figure 1: The Relationship Between Information Management and Knowledge Management
Figure 2: A Model to Assist Small Businesses to Interact with Customers on the Internet
Figure 3: The Implementation Screen
Chapter 34: Software Vendor's Business Model Dynamics Case—TradeSys
Figure 1: Market Share (%) of TradeSys and its Competitors
Figure 2: The Product Line of TradeSys
Figure 3: Sources of Revenue (Fractions of Turnover in Percentages) at the Growth Phase of Business
Chapter 35: Application of an Object-Oriented Metasystem in University Information System Development
Figure 1: Web Services Provider Architecture
Figure 2: System Generated by a Metasystem
Chapter 36: IS Management and Success of an Italian Fashion Shoe Company
Figure 1: Organizational Chart—LSB Group
Figure 2: Organizational Chart—The Production Function of "LSB Shoes Manufacturing"
Figure 3: Organizational Chart—LSB Commercial Function
Figure 4: Organizational Chart—The Design Function of "LSB Shoes Manufacturing"
Figure 5: Organizational Chart—The Administrative Function of "LSB Shoes Manufacturing"
Figure 6: The Steps for the Assessment of IS Strategic Alignment
Figure 7: LSB Business Processes
Figure 8: Legend of DFD Representation
Figure 9: DFD Describing the Activities and the Related Information Flows of the Collection Preparing Phase
Figure 10: DFD Describing the Activities and the Related Information Flows of all the Strategic Processes in LSB
Figure 11: A Fax Sent by LSB to an External Partner
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SQL Tips & Techniques (Miscellaneous)
ISBN: B001KZAZTK
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 367
Authors:
Konrad King
,
Kris Jamsa
BUY ON AMAZON
Beginners Guide to DarkBASIC Game Programming (Premier Press Game Development)
Characters, Strings, and Text Output
More Power to the Numbers Data Sequences and Arrays
Game Graphics Learning to Use Bitmaps
The Art of Using Animated Sprites for 2D Games
Appendix A Answers to the Chapter Quizzes
Agile Project Management: Creating Innovative Products (2nd Edition)
The Business of APM
Judgment Required
Envision Summary
Phase: Adapt
Summary
SQL Tips & Techniques (Miscellaneous)
Using SQL Data Manipulation Language (DML) to Insert and Manipulate Data Within SQL Tables
Working with Functions, Parameters, and Data Types
Understanding Transaction Isolation Levels and Concurrent Processing
Writing External Applications to Query and Manipulate Database Data
Repairing and Maintaining MS-SQL Server Database Files
Cisco IP Communications Express: CallManager Express with Cisco Unity Express
Summary
Working with Users and Names
Summary
Sample System Configurations
Troubleshooting Cisco UE Integrated Voice Mail Features
Java Concurrency in Practice
Thread Confinement
Summary
Avoiding and Diagnosing Deadlocks
Summary
What is a Memory Model, and Why would I Want One?
VBScript in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
Programming Outlook Forms
Why Use WSH?
Appendix C. Operators
Section C.3. Comparison Operators
Section E.2. Script Encoder Syntax
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