The wealth of data available about a person’s computer activity is immense. Digital forensic sciences have progressed such that tools are readily available to recover deleted da...
This paper builds upon action and design research aimed at enhancing scholarly community and conversation in a graduate school setting. In this paper we focus on knowledge sharing...
Brian Thoms, Nathan Garrett, Jesus Canelon Herrera...
Global Virtual Teams (GVTs) – teams with geographically and temporally dispersed members who heavily rely on computer-mediated communications (CMC) – face significant collabor...
Semantic Web research aims at bridging the gap between how humans and agents process information readily available on the Internet. One of the great challenges to this goal lies i...
This project uses empirical data to provide insights into the impact of open standards. This work moves beyond the existing literature by considering a large number of open standa...
“Crowdsourcing” is currently one of the most discussed key words within the open innovation community. The major question for both research and business is how to find and lev...
Winfried Ebner, Jan Marco Leimeister, Ulrich Brets...
We present a methodology to engineer services in real-time information environments. We evaluate, combine and enrich traditional techniques and methodologies such as New Product D...
Ryan Riordan, Benjamin Blau, Dirk Neumann, Christo...
Containing much valuable information, networks such as the World Wide Web, social networks and metabolic networks draw increasingly attention in scientific communities. Network cl...
Information technology has been a central enabler in the process toward network society. Despite the critical role of computers in inter-organizational arrangements, coordination ...
Wireless sensor applications (WSNs) are often required to simultaneously satisfy conflicting operational objectives (e.g., latency and power consumption). Based on an observation...