Organizational awareness, readiness, and competitiveness as it relates to green information systems and technology has become all too familiar in recent years. As the world is taking notice of the damage that the earth has endured, more and more organizations have stepped up to address the issue. This article examines the GreenIS/IT literature published between 2000–2010 to provide a review of ...

The existence results we discuss for each of these problems are ones whereby known solutions (sometimes satisfying certain nondegeneracy hypotheses) are glued together to produce new solutions. Although this sort of procedure is quite well-known, there have been some recent advances on which we wish to report here. We also discuss what has been established about the moduli spaces of all solutio...

The aim of this paper is to explore function allocation from the perspective of studies of work practices and of the relationships between work and technology. In recent years we have conducted a number of studies broadly in the area of computer-supported collaborative work and also in the area of flight deck design methods. Our involvement in both of these areas has led us to think about the r...

Large context problems (LCP) are useful in teaching the history of science. In this article we consider the brachistochrone problem in a context stretching from Euclid through the Bernoullis. We highlight a variety of results understandable by students without a background in analytic geometry. By a judicious choice of methods and themes, large parts of the history of calculus can be made acces...