Information Management & Computer Security, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, 1997

• Jim Best, Thornton May:
  Is your infrastructure ticking? 3-6
  
• Douglas Brockway:
  There's an entranet in your future. 7-10
  
• Schubert Foo, Ee-Peng Lim:
  Managing World Wide Web publications. 11-17
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Part of the foundation for secure systems: separation of duties policy. 18-19
  
• Rossouw von Solms:
  Driving safely on the information superhighway. 20-22
  
• Karen A. Forcht, Daphyne Saunders Thomas, Mark L. Usry, Kelly Egan:
  Control of the Internet. 23-28
  
• Michael Pattison:
  Legal implications of doing business on the Internet. 29-34
  

Volume 5, Number 2, 1997

• Catherine Harrington:
  Compassion in World Farming: an imaging and text retrieval case. 51-52
  
• Margaret A. Hurley:
  Managing the desktop: research findings. 53-57
  
• Ernest Higgs:
  Health informatics blueprint: business needs. 58-62
  
• Pauline Ratnasingham:
  EDI security: a model of EDI risks and associated controls. 63-71
  
• Kon Karakasidis:
  A project planning process for business continuity. 72-78
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  A secure password storage policy. 79-80
  

Volume 5, Number 3, 1997

• Carrie Liddy:
  Commercialization of cryptography. 87-89
  
• Thornton May:
  The death of ROI: re-thinking IT value measurement. 90-92
  
• Zeinab A. Karake:
  Managing information resources and environmental turbulence. 93-99
  
• Charles Cresson Wood:
  Securely handling staff terminations. 100-101
  
• Schubert Foo, Peng-Chor Leong, Yee Nam Sng:
  Improving security in computational electronic mail systems. 102-110
  
• Steve Orlowski:
  Government initiatives in information technology security. 111-118
  

Volume 5, Number 4, 1997

• Richard L. Nolan:
  Top-down driven architecture design. 123-125
  
• Margaret A. Hurley, Folker Schaumann:
  KPMG survey: the IT outsourcing decision. 126-132
  
• Jeff Gooch:
  Managing for demonstrably effective IT projects. 133-137
  
• Lam-for Kwok:
  Hypertext information security model for organizations. 138-148
  
• Everard Tarascio:
  Business critical messaging. 149-152
  

Volume 5, Number 5, 1997

• Pim Roest:
  The golden rules for implementing the balanced business scorecard. 163-165
  
• Susan Oliver:
  A model for the future of electronic commerce. 166-169
  
• Margaret A. Hurley, Rod Harris:
  Facilitating corporate knowledge: building the data warehouse. 170-174
  
• Stephen Wilson:
  Certificates and trust in electronic commerce. 175-181
  
• Sharman Lichtenstein, Paula M. C. Swatman:
  Internet acceptable usage policy for organizations. 182-190