Information Products Management in the Internet Age

Information Systems ( in the Internet Age )

Internet computing is changing the nature and scope of information systems (IS). Most IS methods and techniques were invented before the advent of the Internet. What will the world of information systems practice be like in the age of the Internet? What methods and techniques will be relevant? We review the world of information systems in terms of processes and products, qualities, social struc...

Reducing Information Pollution in the Internet Age

Dr. David Nelson’s article published by the Centers for Disease Control acknowledges the problem of “information pollution” – the problem that while many Public Health organizations utilize the Internet to convey information, the sheer volume that these organizations provide can overwhelm their intended audiences. Dr. Nelson goes on to comment on what kinds of information would be most helpful ...

Workflow Management in the Internet Age

Dr. C. Mohan joined the IBM Almaden Research Center as a Research Staff Member in 1981. In June 1997, Mohan was named an IBM Fellow for being recognized worldwide as a leading innovator in transaction management. He received the ACM SIGMOD Innovations Award in 1996 in recognition of his innovative contributions to the development and use of database systems. In 1992, he was elected to the IBM A...

On Knowledge Management in the Internet Age

Information architecture for Intelligent Products in the Internet of Things

Purpose of this paper The paper presents an information architecture for managing product information during the whole lifecycle about "dumb" products as well as products that have their own processing capabilities. Real-life implementations presented show the technical feasibility of the architecture and attempt to illustrate the potential commercial impact. Design/methodology/approach As defi...