Rubric “Stories” of information portal “Meduza”: traditions and innovations

Information Entity Access Control Traditions of Practice

The enormous growth of the information entity universe, particularly since the invention of printing, has made it impossible for human memory or the efforts to collect information entities in one place to achieve any sort of efficient identification and retrieval This growth has in turn spawned a series of ongoing efforts to devise what may conveniently be called tools of information entity org...

The Stories of Logic and Information

information theories: relevant and categorial logics Indeed, there are several abstract perspectives merging the two perspectives. One is that of Scott Information Systems, discussed by Michael Dunn in this Handbook. Another line are logics in the tradition of categorial and relevant logic, which have often been given an informational interpretation. One example is the ‘Gaggle Theory’ of Dunn 1...

ZooKeys 500: traditions and innovations hand-in-hand servicing our taxonomic community

From its start in July 2008 through April 2015, the journal published altogether 2436 articles and 65942 pages. The number of published articles continued to grow gradually over the last two years (see Fig. 1) reaching respectively 488 in 2013 and 525 in 2014. Likewise, the number of published pages increased from 12430 in 2012 to 14450 in 2014. The total number of submissions since the launch ...

Understanding Stories of Information Systems Failures

Information systems development failures are prevalent in many domains and countries. The aim of this paper is to explore some of the issues related to the study of such phenomena. Failure situations are not set-up in advance as the subject of studies. Analysing causes and relationship retrospectively depends on the ability to obtain rich and subjective contextual information that can be shed a...

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