| EMCIS2008: Proceedings-
Accepted Referred Papers
How to Reference EMCIS:
Authors (2008). Title of Paper,
CD-ROM/Online Proceedings of the European and Mediterranean
Conference on Information Systems (EMCIS)
2008, 25-26 May,
Al Bostan Rotana, Dubai, UAE
Editors: Prof Zahir Irani, Associate Professor Sofiane Sahraoui,
Dr Ahmad Ghoneim, Professor John Sharp, Dr Sevgi Ozkan, Dr Maged
Ali, Dr Sarmad Alshawi
ISBN: 978-1-902316-58-1
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Tracks & Papers
Track:
Organizational Issues in Technology Management
[C2] EXPLORING THE DESIGN OF AN IT GOVERNANCE MINIMUM BASELINE
IN THE BELGIAN FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR
Steven De Haes and Wim Van Grembergen (Belgium)
[link]
[C44] THE I-FIT MODEL: DEVELOPING A TOOL TO DETECT POTENTIAL
ALIGNMENT PROBLEMS
Koen Milis, Alea Fairchild, Martin Smits, Piet Ribbers (Belgium
and Netherlands) [link]
[C63] THE MODERATING ROLE OF BPR AND TQM ON ICT BUSINESS VALUE
Euripidis Loukis, Konstantinos Pazalos, Stelios Georgiou
(Greece) [link]
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Track: E-Government and IT in
Public Sector
[C12] THE DIGITAL DIVIDE: INVESTIGATING THE MYSTERY ON THE
ISLAND. EXPLORATORY STUDY OF THE DIGITAL DIVIDE ON THE ISLE OF
MAN
George Ryder (UK)
[link]
[C4] OVERCOMING RESTRICTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN POLICE CALL CENTRES:
A HUMAN AGENCY PERSPECTIVE
Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou, Gabriella Spinelli, Bhavna Sharma
(UK)
[link]
[C78] A NOMOLOGICAL NETWORK OF E-GOVERNMENT EVALUATION
Sofiane Sahraoui (UAE), Zahir Irani (UK)
[link]
[C45] INTELLIGENT MONEY LAUNDERING MONITORING AND DETECTING
SYSTEM
Yingfeng Wang, Huaiqing Wang(Hong Kong), Shijia Gao, Dongming Xu
(Australia)
[link]
[C11] DEVELOPING A QUALITY ASSURANCE MODEL FOR SMALL MILITARY
INSTITUTIONS
Yousif Bahzad, Zahir Irani (UK)
[link]
[C70] ADOPTION OF WIRELESS INTERNET PARKS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN
QATAR
Shafi Al-Shafi, Vishanth Weerakkody (UK)
[link]
[C58] MAPPING FACTORS INFLUENCING EAI ADOPTION IN THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES ON DIFFERENT PHASES OF THE ADOPTION
LIFECYCLE
Muhammad Kamal, Marinos Themistocleous, Tony Elliman (UK)
[link]
[C76] CUSTOMER DEVELOPMENT: A KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
AND A CASE ILLUSTRATION IN E-GOVERNMENT
Abdelkader Daghfous, Frank Campa, Alaa Hamade (UAE)
[link]
[C86] TRANSPORT INFORMATION SYSTEM IN TURKEY
Ömür Y.Saatçıoğlu, D.Ali Deveci, A.Güldem Cerit (Turkey)
[link]
[C3] THE EFFECTS OF MOTIVATION ON INFLUENCING CIVIL SERVANTS TO
ACCEPT E-GOVERNMENT CHANGE
Syamimi Lim (UK)
[link]
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Track: Human Issues in Technology Management
[C16] EXPLORING UAE WOMEN’S EXPERIENCE WITH IT
Maha Shakir, Kathy Shen, Shahper Vodanovich, Cathy Urquhart (UAE)
[link]
[C68] AGE
RELATED COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS AND ASSISTIVE WEB-BASE TECHNOLOGY
Senaka Fernando, Arthur Money, Lorna Lines, Tony Elliman, Kjell
Tore Guttormsen(UK)
[link]
[C6] MONITORING RISK AND TRUST BEYOND THE
INITIAL DEVELOPMENT IN B2C E-COMMERCE
Vivienne Farrell
[link]
[C59] TRAINING SENIOR
EMPLOYEES FOR ICT SKILLS ENHANCEMENT THROUGH “REFOCUS”: THE
EUROPEAN PROJECT
Marinos Themistocleous, Alan Edwin Serrano-Rico, Muhammad Kamal
(UK)
[link]
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Track: Information Systems
Evaluation
[C6]
sustainability - A new
dimension in information systems evaluation
Wojciech Piotrowicz, Richard Cuthbertson
(UK)
[link]
[C10]
KEY
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS FOR IS/IT INDIRECT HUMAN COSTS IN THE
SERVICE SECTOR
Souad Mohamed (UK), Matthew Guah (Netherlands)
[link]
[C20] INFORMATION SYSTEMS EVALUATION IN CONTEXT– IMPACT
OF THE CORPORATE LEVEL
Wojciech Piotrowicz, Zahir Irani (UK)
[link]
[C92] IT INDIRECT COSTS: FACTORS INFLUENCING THE
IDENTIFICATION PROCESS
Ahmad Ghoneim (UK)
[link]
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Track: Social and Cultural Issues
in Information Systems
[C75] THE ADOPTION OF MOBILE COMMERCE IN THE UNITED ARAB
EMIRATES
Tariq Bhatti (UAE)
[link]
[C87] AUSTRIAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS’ IDIOSYNCRASIES AND
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER SYSTEM
Joachim Heinzl ( Austria), Ah-Lian Kor, Graham Orange ( UK) Hans
Rüdiger Kaufmann (Cyprus)
[link]
[C80] DOING WELL BY DOING GOOD: IMPACT ON OPERATIONS
Linda C. Angell (UAE)
[link]
[C85] A SITUATED CULTURAL APPROACH FOR CROSS-CULTURAL STUDIES IN
IS
Maged Ali, Laurence Brooks (UK)
[link]
[C8] UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECT OF CHANGE: A SOCIAL CAPITAL
PERSPECTIVE
Tally Hatzakis (UK)
[link]
[C38] RECOMMENDATIONS FOR E-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES: A CASE STUDY OF IRAN
Payam Hanafizadeh, Mohsen Khodabakhshi, Mohammad Reza
Hanafizadeh (Iran)
[link]
[C42] AN ANALYSIS OF THE MAJOR ISSUES FOR SUCCESSFUL INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE ARAB COUNTRIES
Kahlid Al-Mabrouk, Jeffrey Soar(Australia), Zahirul Hoque (UAE)
[link]
[C56] TRUST OR DISTRUST IN WEB MEDIATED INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT:
A PERSPECTIVE OF ONLINE MUSLIM USERS
Emma Nuraihan Mior Ibrahim, Nor Laila Md. Noor, Shafie Mehad
(Malaysia)
[link]
[C65] NATIONAL CULTURE AND ADOPTION OF MOBILE COMMERCE: AN
OVERVIEW
Nasrin Rahmati (Australia)
[link]
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Track: Technical Issues in
Technology Management
[C28] A FRAMEWORK TOWARDS A MULTI-MODAL FINGERPRINTING SCHEME
FOR MULTIMEDIA ASSETS
Atta Badii, Daniel Thiemert (UK)
[link]
[C39] THE NEXT GENERATION GRID: AN INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GLOBAL
BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Soha Maad, Brian Coghlan (Ireland)
[link]
[C66] DESIGNING INFORMATION SYSTEMS REQUIREMENTS IN CONTEXT:
INSIGHTS FROM THE THEORY OF DEFERRED ACTION
Nandish V. Patel, Ray Hackney (UK)
[link]
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Track: IT in Higher Education and
E-Learning
[C23] INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR INTERACTIVE LEARNING: DESIGN
PERSPECTIVE
Khaled Sabry (UAE), Sarmad AlShawi (UK)
[link]
[C37] EFFECTIVE E-LEARNING INTEGRATION WITH TRADITIONAL LEARNING
IN A BLENDED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Shafqat Hameed, Atta Badii, Andrea J Cullen (UK)
[link]
[C91] EVALUATING LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: HEXAGONAL
E-LEARNING ASSESSMENT MODEL (HELAM)
Sevgi Ozkan, Refika Koseler, Nazife Baykal (UK and Turkey)
[link]
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Track: Business Modelling
and Simulation
[C22] WHICH IS MORE APPROPRIATE : A MULTI-PERSPECTIVE COMPARISION BETWEEN SYSTEM DYNAMICS AND DISCRETE EVENT
SIMULATION
Kirandeep Chahal, Tillal Eldabi (UK)
[link]
[C31] ENHANCING BUSINESS ENGINEERING WITH
REFERENCE MODELING
Peter Fettke, Peter Loos (Germany)
[link]
[C61] TOWARDS A STRUCTURED METHODOLOGY FOR EVENT-BASED
ENTERPRISE FUNCTIONALITY MODELLING
Nancy Alexopoulou, Mara Nikolaidou, Vasiliki Mantzana,
Panagiotis Kanellis, Drakoulis Martakos (Greece)
[link]
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Track: Customer
Relationship Management
[C19] CRM SUCCESS FACTORS TAXONOMY
Mohammad Almotairi (UK)
[link]
[C69] PERCEPTION OF BARRIERS TO THE ADOPTION OF CRM IN THE
BANKING SECTOR IN OMAN
Salim Hilal Al-Mamari, Miguel Baptista Nunes (UK)
[link]
[C49] CRM TECHNOLOGY AND BUILDING MATERIAL SUPPLIERS
Peter E. D. Love (Australia), Hosein Gharavi (UAE), Vivek
Merchant (Australia)
[link]
[C82] A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR GLOBAL MULTI-CHANNEL CUSTOMER
MANAGEMENT
Maged Ali, Laurence Brooks, Sarmad Alshawi (UK)
[link]
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Track: Knowledge
Management
[C7] DELIVERING KNOWLEDGE IN THE FIELD: A TELECOMMUNICATIONS
SERVICE PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE CASE
Habin Lee, John Shepherdson, Simon ase (UK)
[link]
[C13] INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: LINKS
TOWARDS THE ORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
Chokri Zanzouri, Jean-Jacques Pluchart, Jean-Paul Bernard
(France)
[link]
[C32] INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE AND THE CONTEXT OF INTERACTION
Amir M. Sharif (UK)
[link]
[74] KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: USING A KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS
FRAMEWORK TO ENHANCE UK HEALTH SECTOR SUPPLY CHAINS
W. Al-Karaghouli, P. Taylor and S. AlShawi (UK)
[link]
[C88] EPISTEMOLOGY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON THE ORGANISATIONAL
INFORMATION AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Ah-Lian Kor, Graham Orange (UK)
[link]
[C89] VALIDITY OF ACCOUNTING MODELS IN THE KNOWLEDGE ERA
Ebrahim Mansour, Ahmed A. Mohammad, Farouk Missi (Jordan)
[link]
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Track: Web Services and
E-Commerce
[C17] THE INTERNET IS THE PLACE TO BE, BUT WHERE IS LEGAL
JURISDICTION: A UNITED STATES PERSPECTIVE
Burke T. Ward, Janice C. Sipior (USA)
[link]
[C18] A BUSINESS ONTOLOGY FOR SUPPORTING CROSS BORDER
COOPERATION BETWEEN EUROPEAN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Alessandro D’Atri, Antonio De Nicola, Oleg Missikoff (Italy)
[link]
[C43] TOWARDS SOA, WEB2.0 AND INTELLIGENT AGENT-BASED VIRTUAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Ioannis Ignatiadis, Adomas Svirskas, Jiří Vokřínek, Jonathan
Briggs (UK)
[link]
[C50] ON THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN REGULATORY RIGIDITY AND THE
STRATEGIC DIFFERENTIATION: A CROSS-SECTOR CRITICAL REALIST
ANALYSIS
Hosein Gharavi ( UAE), Peter E. D. Love (Australia)
[link]
[C73] TRUST MODELING FOR SECURE WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Mahmood Doroodchi (USA), Mohammad B. Sharifnia, Aside Iranmehr
(Iran)
[link]
[C77] APPLYING A MODEL OF THE DYNAMICS OF PURCHASING FROM
VIRTUAL STORES TO UAE
Reza Barkhi (UAE)
[link]
[C79] TOWARDS DESIGNING A SUSTAINABLE IS-ENABLED SERVICE
DELIVERY SYSTEM
Marwan Elnaghi, Sarmad Al- Shawi, M. May Seitanidi (UK)
[link]
[C81] EXPLORING INFORMATION LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT IN THE NIGERIAN
FINANCIAL SECTOR: A CASE STUDY
Eniola B. Fadare, W. Al-Karaghouli (UK)
[link]
[C83] SIMULATION DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW VALUATION FOR ONLINE
COMPANIES
Maged Ali, Ramzi El-Haddadah, Tillal Eldabi, Ebrahim Mansour
(UK)
[link]
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Track: Strategic Information
Systems
[C54] THE MATURITY OF OFFSHORE IT OUTSOURCING LOCATION READINESS
AND ATTRACTIVENESS Olayele Adelakun (USA)
[link]
[C90] CONDUCTING OF THE LINKAGE BETWEEN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
STRATEGY (ISS) AND OPERATION STRATEGY IN THE CASE OF ‘X’
AIRLINES IN ARABIC GULF COUNTRY
Abdullah Basahel, Zahir Irani (UK)
[link]
[C33] DISTRIBUTED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT IN A FINANCIAL SERVICES
ORGANISATION
Amir M. Sharif, Zahir Irani (UK)
[link]
[C62] THE BUSINESS VALUE OF IT SEEING THE FOREST THROUGH THE
TREES
A.J. Gilbert Silvius (Netherlands)
[link]
[C5] A PROPOSAL FOR A BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT ONTOLOGY
Camponovo Giovanni (Switzerland)
[link]
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Track: IT in Healthcare
[C1] THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF
MEDICAL UNITS: THE CASE OF OPERATING ROOMS
Elad Harison, Egon Berghout (Netherlands)
[link]
[C48] SIMULATING INFORMATION EXCHANGES IN ORDER TO INVESTIGATE
THE UTILITY OF PUBLIC HEALTH WEBSITES
Kholoud Alkyid, Helen Hasan, Joseph Meloche (Australia)
[link]
[C67] POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS OF SIMULATION MODELLING TECHNIQUES
IN HEALTHCARE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM AEROSPACE & MILITARY
Aisha Naseer, Tillal Eldabi, Mohsen Jahangirian, Lampros
Stergioulas (UK)
[link]
[C9] PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON E-HEALTH SERVICES: IMPLICATIONS OF PRELIMARY FINDINGS OF KFMMC FOR MILITARY HOSPITALS IN KSA
Mustafa H. Qurban, Richmond D. Austria (KSA)
[link]
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Track:
Enterprise Systems
[C71] IDENTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT OF RISKS TO SUCCESSFUL
EXPLOITATION OF ERP SYSTEMS IN CHINA
Guo Chao Peng, Miguel Baptista Nunes (UK)
[link]
[C72] A FRAMEWORK FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ERP TO IMPROVE
BUSINESS PERFORMANCE: A CASE STUDY
Almahdi M. S. Ibrahim, John. M. Sharp, Aris. A. Syntetos (UK)
[link]
[C51] ENTERPRISE SYSTEM’S CHARACTERISTICS IN SMALL AND
MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES CONTEXT – A CASE STUDY
Ravi Seethamraju (Australia)
[link]
[C64] CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS IN ERP IMPLEMENTATION: A REVIEW
Khaled Al-Fawaz, Zahran Al-Salti, Tillal Eldabi (UK)
[link]
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Track:
IT Collaboration and Data Management
[C40] IMPACTS OF TEAM VIRTUALITY ON PERFORMANCE: A QUALITATIVE
STUDY
Nabila Jawadi, Michel Kalika (France)
[link]
[C55] TASK-RELATED INFORMATION SHARING IN GROUP SUPPORT SYSTEMS
(GSS)
Vichita Vathanophas, Kingkarn Suensilpong, Tullawat Pacharapha
(Thailand)
[link]
[C24] ANALYSIS OF THE DOMINANT ENTERPRISE INFORMATION ASSURANCE
MECHANISMS
Shafqat Hameed, Craig Hawker, Atta Badii (UK)
[link]
[C46] COMPETING THROUGH SUPPLY CHAIN PROCESS INTEGRATION
CAPABILITIES: AN EXTENSION OF THE RESOURCE-BASED VIEW
Cheng-Kiang Farn, Yi-Wen Fan, Chun-Der Chen (Taiwan)
[link]
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Not Presented Papers
[C29] DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF INTELLIGENT DATA CLASSIFIER
BASED INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEM
Atta Badii, Dhaval Patel and Harry Bragg
[link]
[C35] EFFICIENT FPGA-BASED REGULAR EXPRESSION PATTERN
MATCHING
Atta Badii
[link]
[C36] DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BROADBAND LOW NOISE
AMPLIFIER (LNA) FOR RADIOMETER
Umar F. Khan; Shafqat Hameed; Atta Badii
[link]
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