Business & Information Systems Engineering, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, February 2009

• Hans Ulrich Buhl:
  50 years of Wirtschaftsinformatik: Moving on to new shores... 1-5
  
• Norbert Szyperski, Peter Mertens, Wolfgang König:
  Former Editors-in-Chief on Major Developments During Their Time in Office from a Present-Day Perspective. 8-13
  
• Ulrich Hasenkamp, Peter Stahlknecht:
  Wirtschaftsinformatik - Evolution of the Discipline as Reflected by Its Journal. 14-24
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl:
  BISE - Editorial Notes. 25
  
• Hermann-Josef Lamberti, Matthias Büger:
  Lessons Learned: 50 Years of Information Technology in the Banking Industry - The Example of Deutsche Bank AG. 26-36
  
• Martin Jetter, Gerhard Satzger, Andreas Neus:
  Technological Innovation and Its Impact on Business Model, Organization and Corporate Culture - IBM's Transformation into a Globally Integrated, Service-Oriented Enterprise. 37-45
  
• Günter Müller:
  Was the Internet the Only Option? Which Way Should Business and Information Systems Engineering Go? 46-52
  
• Rex Chen, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Prakul Sharma:
  Google: The World's First Information Utility? 53-61
  
• Arnold Picot, Oliver Baumann:
  The Relevance of Organization Theory to the Field of Business and Information Systems Engineering. 62-69
  
• Matthias Jarke:
  Perspectives in the Interplay Between Business and Information Systems Engineering and Computer Science. 70-74
  
• August-Wilhelm Scheer:
  Business and Information Systems Engineering Links Science with Entrepreneurship. 75-80
  
• John Diebold:
  Electronic Computers - The Challenge to Management. 81-83
  
• Karl Heinz Kettner:
  The Integrative Effect of Electronic Data Processing. 84-88
  
• Erwin Grochla:
  Corporate Information Systems Engineering and Business and Information Systems Engineering as a Necessary Application-Oriented Extension of General Computer Science - Proposals for Enhancing Academic Education in the Field of Automated Data Processing in the Federal Republic of Germany. 89-93
  
• Henning Kagermann:
  Distribution of Integrated Business Applications. 94-100
  
• Jens Dibbern, Armin Heinzl:
  Outsourcing of Information Systems Functions in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises: A Test of a Multi-Theoretical Model. 101-110
  
• Martin Bichler, Alexander Pikovsky, Thomas Setzer:
  An Analysis of Design Problems in Combinatorial Procurement Auctions. 111-117
  
• Nicolas Bissantz, Jürgen Hagedorn:
  Data Mining. 118-122
  
• Stephan W. Eder:
  Green Computers. 123-125
  
• Robert Winter:
  Interview with Alan R. Hevner on "Design Science". 126-129
  

Volume 1, Number 2, April 2009

• Hans Ulrich Buhl, Robert Winter:
  Full Virtualization - BISE's Contribution to a Vision. 133-136
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl:
  BISE - Editorial Notes. 137
  
• Kai Fischbach, Peter A. Gloor, Detlef Schoder:
  Analysis of Informal Communication Networks - A Case Study. 140-149
  
• Stephan Aier, Robert Winter:
  Virtual Decoupling for IT/Business Alignment - Conceptual Foundations, Architecture Design and Implementation Example. 150-163
  
• Kai Riemer, Stefanie Filius:
  Contextualising Media Choice Using Genre Analysis. 164-176
  
• Jens Vykoukal, Martin Wolf, Roman Beck:
  Services Grids in Industry - On-Demand Provisioning and Allocation of Grid-Based Business Services. 177-184
  
• Danny Pannicke, Rüdiger Zarnekow:
  Virtual Worlds. 185-188
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl, Maximilian Röglinger:
  Interview with Martin Enderle on "Possibilities and limitations of virtualization in online markets". 189-191
  
• Robert Winter:
  What in Fact is Fundamental Research in Business and Information Systems Engineering? 192-199