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2003

• IT services = People + Tools + processes
  
  by Kemal A. Delic
  November 2003
  People add the power to a simple equation for enlightened decision-making in the IT service industry

• Cellular number portability: really such a big deal?
  
  by Kenneth G. Robinson
  November 2003
  The FCC ruling on number portability may have little effect on an already competitive market.

• Human brain and neural network behavior: a comparison
  
  by John Peter Jesan, Donald M. Lauro
  November 2003
  On the matter of memory, there is no comparision. Neural networks are potentially faster and more accurate than humans.

• Port wars
  
  by William Paul Fiefer
  October 2003
  In the not-too-distant-future, firewalls spark a battle over port regulation and ownership

• The aeffability of knowledge management
  
  by Stephen Downes
  October 2003
  The Aeffability of Knowledge Management [1] The challenge of knowledge management, and hence of online learning, is to make it work with the complexity and richness of actual human communication.

• Is child internet access a questionable risk?
  
  by Charles Adetokunbo Shoniregun, Andrew Anderson
  September 2003
  The unlimited and pervasive use of the Internet by young people raises many concerns about child safety. What solutions are available and why aren't they being used?

• Ethical and social aspects of biotechnology Ethical and social aspects of biotechnology
  
  by Bernhard Irrgang
  September 2003
  The globalisation of biotechnology brings not only new economic prospects but also new risks. The development of international bio-safety guidelines is essential.

• Towards dependable grid and web services
  
  by Geoffrey Fox, Shrideep Pallickara, Marlon Pierce, David Walker
  August 2003

• Falling water, crashing windows: making computers more school friendly
  
  by Mary Burns
  July 2003

• Economies and diseconomies of scale in the information society
  
  by Adamantios Koumpis, Bob Roberts
  July 2003

• From postgrad to professional
  
  by Sam Lubbe
  June 2003
  Useful tips for choosing and executing a doctoral thesis.

• Hasta Luego, Mi Amiga
  
  by Trevis J. Rothwell
  June 2003
  Looking back fondly on an old friend

• From thinkers to clickers: the world wide web and the transformation of the essence of being human
  
  by M. O. Thirunarayanan
  May 2003
  Tick-tock, time clicking away

• Commercial computational grids: a road map
  
  by Bryan MacKinnon
  May 2003
  A consideration of the state of computational grids with respect to standards, current uses, and a road map for commercial benefit beyond their common applications

• Staffing the data center
  
  by M. E. Kabay
  May 2003
  Good staff can make a success of IS operations. Choose wisely.

• Is E-learning really the future or a risk?
  
  by Charles A. Shoniregun, Sarah-Jane Gray
  April 2003
  Can e-learning investment decisions be justifiable with the rate in which technology evolves?

• Reflections on the user centered design (UCD) perspective in research on wireless applications
  
  by Michele Visciola
  April 2003
  In order to play an influential role in research and practice, UCD communities should implement new methods and tools into current practices and advance the boundaries of the field.

• Genesis of an anthill: wireless technology and self-organizing systems
  
  by Espen Andersen
  February 2003
  The future belongs to small, connected devices that will wirelessly allow the user -- and the technology -- to self-organize, creating something smart out of many small and simple nodes and connections.

• Intellectual property rights of multimedia enriched websites
  
  by Charles Adetokunbo Shoniregun
  January 2003
  Can original print and music survive the multimedia technology hoax?

• Communications policy and information technology
  
  by Lorrie Faith Cranor, Shane Greenstein
  January 2003
  Policy analysis involves tempering enthusiasm with a sobering dose of reality.

• Learning by redoing
  
  by Trevis J. Rothwell
  January 2003
  The availability of components that do a myriad of tasks could lead programmer complacency