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IQM3: Information Quality Management Maturity Model

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: In order to enhance their global business performance, organizations must be careful with the quality of their information since it is one of their main assets. Analogies to qual...

Ismael Caballero, Angelica Caro, Coral Calero, Mar...

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11	200	Tabu Search on GPU	claim
12	196	Information Integration for the Masses	claim
13	194	An Application of Meta Search Agent System Based on Semantized Tags for Enhanced Web Searching	claim
14	189	Structural Performance Evaluation of Multi-Agent Systems	claim
15	187	Semantic Information in Medical Information Systems: Utilization of Text Mining Techniques to Analyze Medical Diagnoses	claim
16	186	A Safe Dynamic Adaptation Framework for Aspect-Oriented Software Development	claim
17	186	An Agent-Based Solution for Dynamic Supply Chain Management	claim
18	186	Model Interpreter Frameworks: A Foundation for the Analysis of Domain-Specific Software Architectures	claim
19	185	Recognising Informative Web Page Blocks Using Visual Segmentation for Efficient Information Extraction	claim
20	184	Optimizing Assignment of Knowledge Workers to Office Space Using Knowledge Management Criteria: The Flexible Office Case	claim
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22	182	The Timed Abstract State Machine Language: Abstract State Machines for Real-Time System Engineering	claim
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55	153	Bus Network Optimization with a Time-Dependent Hybrid Algorithm	claim
56	153	Quality of Experience in Communications Ecosystem	claim
57	151	The Bit-Complexity of Finding Nearly Optimal Quadrature Rules for Weighted Integration	claim
58	151	Bloch's Constant is Computable	claim
59	151	Custom Specializers in Object-Oriented Lisp	claim
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61	150	On the Interaction of Advices and Raw Types in AspectJ	claim
62	149	Formal Security Definition and Efficient Construction for Roaming with a Privacy-Preserving Extension	claim
63	149	Binary Methods Programming: the Clos Perspective	claim
64	148	Integrating Service-Oriented Mobile Units to Support Collaboration in Ad-hoc Scenarios	claim
65	148	A Metamodel-based Language and a Simulation Engine for Abstract State Machines	claim
66	148	An Optimization of CDN Using Efficient Load Distribution and RADS Caching Algorithm	claim
67	148	Learner Course Recommendation in e-Learning Based on Swarm Intelligence	claim
68	148	SHARP Online: An Adaptive Hypermedia System Applied to Mathematical Problem Solving	claim
69	147	Designing the Human Computer Interaction: Trends and Challenges	claim
70	147	Security and Usability Aspects of Man-in-the-Middle Attacks on ZRTP	claim
71	147	Authoring Courses with Rich Adaptive Sequencing for IMS Learning Design	claim
72	147	Cost Model for Bitstream Access Services with QoS Parameters	claim
73	147	On BCK Algebras - Part I.b: An Attempt to Treat Unitarily the Algebras of Logic. New Algebras	claim
74	145	Development of Ambient Intelligence Systems Based on Collaborative Task Models	claim
75	145	An Evaluation Technique for Binarization Algorithms	claim
76	145	Ontoolcole: Supporting Educators in the Semantic Search of CSCL Tools	claim
77	144	Applications of Mash-ups for a Digital Journal	claim
78	144	Embedded Software Revitalization through Component Mining and Software Product Line Techniques	claim
79	144	New Results on NMAC/HMAC when Instantiated with Popular Hash Functions	claim
80	143	Certificateless Public Key Encryption Secure against Malicious KGC Attacks in the Standard Model	claim
81	143	Defining Tasks, Domains and Conversational Acts in CSCW Systems: the SPACE-DESIGN Case Study	claim
82	143	Market Microstructure Patterns Powering Trading and Surveillance Agents	claim
83	143	Consequence of Two-handed Manipulation on Speed, Precision and Perception on Spatial Input Task in 3D Modelling Applications	claim
84	142	Analyzing Wiki-based Networks to Improve Knowledge Processes in Organizations	claim
85	141	Designing Collaborative User Interfaces for Ubiquitous Applications Using CIAM: The AULA Case Study	claim
86	140	Parallel Formulations of Scalar Multiplication on Koblitz Curves	claim
87	140	The Computable Multi-Functions on Multi-represented Sets are Closed under Programming	claim
88	140	Collective Intelligence for Semantic and Knowledge Grid	claim
89	139	A Progressive Learning Method for Symbol Recognition	claim
90	139	Parallel Strategies for Stochastic Evolution	claim
91	139	Constructive Notions of Maximality for Ideals	claim
92	138	CIAM: A Methodology for the Development of Groupware User Interfaces	claim
93	138	A Knowledge Discovery Agent for a Topology Bit-map in Ad Hoc Mobile Networks	claim
94	138	A New and Efficient Algorithm to Binarize Document Images Removing Back-to-Front Interference	claim
95	138	Schema Mappings and Agents' Actions in P2P Data Integration System	claim
96	138	A Lightweight and Extensible AspectJ Implementation	claim
97	137	The Need for Formalizing Media Semantics in the Games and Entertainment Industry	claim
98	137	CrossMDA: a Model-driven Approach for Aspect Management	claim
99	137	The Trade-Offs of Blending Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication Services to Support Contextual Collaboration	claim
100	137	Adapting Clinical Ontologies in Real-World Environments	claim
101	137	Context-Oriented Programming with the Ambient Object System	claim
102	136	Success Factors in a Weblog Community	claim
103	136	Crime Scene Representation (2D, 3D, Stereoscopic Projection) and Classification	claim
104	135	Approximation to a Behavioral Model for Estimating Traffic Aggregation Scenarios	claim
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106	134	A Tool for Reasoning about Qualitative Temporal Information: the Theory of S-languages with a Lisp Implementation	claim
107	134	Gaze-based Interaction for Virtual Environments	claim
108	132	Testing Website Usability in Spanish-Speaking Academia through Heuristic Evaluation and Cognitive Walkthroughs	claim
109	132	Trading Links and Paths on a Communication Bandwidth Market	claim
110	132	Searching ... in a Web	claim
111	131	Implementation of a Prototype Positioning System for LBS on U-campus	claim
112	130	Compensation Models for Interactive Advertising	claim
113	130	Feature Selection for the Classification of Large Document Collections	claim
114	130	Using PDAs in Meetings: Patterns, Architecture and Components	claim
115	130	LIFT - A Legacy InFormation Retrieval Tool	claim
116	130	Experimenting the Automated Selection of COTS Components Based on Cost and System Requirements	claim
117	130	"Fine Tuning" Image Accessibility for Museum Web Sites	claim
118	129	The Remote Control Approach - An Architecture for Adaptive Scripting across Collaborative Learning Environments	claim
119	129	Easing the Smart Home: Semi-automatic Adaptation in Perceptive Environments	claim
120	128	Integrating Dialog Modeling and Domain Modeling - the Case of Diamodl and the Eclipse Modeling Framework	claim
121	127	A Spiral Model for Adding Automatic, Adaptive Authoring to Adaptive Hypermedia	claim
122	127	An LALR Parser Generator Supporting Conflict Resolution	claim
123	125	Improving AEH Courses through Log Analysis	claim
124	125	Passive Estimation of Quality of Experience	claim
125	125	Evaluation of Agent-based Interactive Systems: Proposal of an Electronic Informer Using Petri Nets	claim
126	124	Structure-Based Crawling in the Hidden Web	claim
127	124	Mismatch Avoidance in Web Services Software Architectures	claim
128	124	Query Transformation Based on Semantic Centrality in Semantic Social Network1	claim
129	123	Exploring Information Extraction Resilience	claim
130	123	Beyond ASCII - Parsing Programs with Graphical Presentations	claim
131	123	Instruction Scheduling Based on Subgraph Isomorphism for a High Performance Computer Processor	claim
132	122	On the Subrecursive Computability of Several Famous Constants	claim
133	122	Managing Editor's Column	claim
134	122	Using an Evolving Thematic Clustering in a Text Segmentation Process	claim
135	121	Cognitive Ergonomics in Interface Development Evaluation	claim
136	120	An Adaptation Logic Framework for Java-based Component Systems	claim
137	120	Guaranteeing Seamless Mobility with User Redials and Automatic Handover Retrials	claim
138	120	Publication Bias in the Computer Science Education Research Literature	claim
139	119	A Standards-based Modelling Approach for Dynamic Generation of Adaptive Learning Scenarios	claim
140	119	A Model of Interaction for CVEs Based on the Model of Human Communication	claim
141	118	Detailing a Quantitative Method for Assessing Algorithms to Remove Back-to-Front Interference in Documents	claim
142	118	Enhancements of Meeting Information Management and Application for Knowledge Access and Learning Activities	claim
143	118	Controlling Aspect Reentrancy	claim
144	118	Model-Based and Prototyping-Driven User Interface Specification to Support Collaboration and Creativity	claim
145	117	Ranking Retrieval Systems with Partial Relevance Judgements	claim
146	117	Eliminating Cycles in Weak Tables	claim
147	117	Disentangling Denotational Semantics Definitions	claim
148	116	Imagesemantics: User-Generated Metadata, Content Based Retrieval & Beyond	claim
149	116	Comparative Aspects between the Cluster and Grid Implementations of BigBatch	claim
150	116	A Workflow Language for Web Automation	claim
151	116	Parallel Key Exchange	claim
152	115	Capturing Interaction Requirements in a Model Transformation Technology Based on MDA	claim
153	115	Drives and Barriers for Development of Broadband Access - CE Perspective	claim
154	115	Supporting the Development of Accessible Web Applications	claim
155	115	A Service-oriented Process to Develop Web Applications	claim
156	115	An Implementation of CLIM Presentation Types	claim
157	114	CTML: Domain and Task Modeling for Collaborative Environments	claim
158	113	Enhancing ZRTP by using Computational Puzzles	claim
159	113	What is Correctness of Security Protocols?	claim
160	113	Using the Optical Flow to Implement a Relative Virtual Mouse Controlled by Head Movements	claim
161	112	Knowledge Processing in Intelligent Systems	claim
162	109	Seamless Transition between Connected and Disconnected Collaborative Interaction	claim
163	109	Extending and Supporting Featured User Interface Models for the Development of Groupware Applications	claim
164	108	Supporting Informal Collaboration in Shared-Workspace Groupware	claim
165	108	Displaying Pictures according to the Songs Being Played	claim
166	107	Metaclasses and Zoning Mechanism Applied to Handwriting Recognition	claim
167	107	Informatics for Historians: Tools for Medieval Document XML Markup, and their Impact on the History-Sciences	claim
168	106	Authoring of Adaptive and Adaptable Hypermedia	claim
169	105	ITS Domain Modelling with Ontology	claim
170	105	Taxonomy for Integrating Models in the Development of Interactive Groupware Systems	claim
171	104	Socio-Economic Issues in Future Generation Internet	claim
172	104	Optimal Transit Price Negotiation: The Distributed Learning Perspective	claim
173	104	Table-form Extraction with Artefact Removal	claim
174	103	Groupware: Issues and Applications	claim
175	102	WebA: A Tool for the Assistance in Design and Evaluation of Websites	claim
176	101	Quo Vadis Abstract State Machines?	claim
177	100	Stacked Dependency Networks for Layout Document Structuring	claim
178	99	A Normal Copula Model for the Economic Risk Analysis of Correlated Failures in Communications Networks	claim
179	98	Software Components, Architectures and Reuse	claim
180	98	Spatial Queries in Road Networks Based on PINE	claim
181	94	NASDAQ Velocity and Forces: An Interactive Visualization of Activity and Change	claim
182	91	The Riemann Integral in Weak Systems of Analysis	claim
183	90	A Survey of Practical Software Adaptation Techniques	claim

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