Diane Crawford
Page 5
Robert Fox
Pages 9-10
Page 11
Creating an excuse for the consumer to buy something "new."
Robert L. Glass
Pages 17-20
As lawsuits increase, the mobile phone industry still won't admit its most important need—more research.
Meg McGinity
Pages 21-24
Do grants of rights to "print, publish, and sell" a literary work "in book form" cover the new digital medium?
Jane C. Ginsburg
Page 25
Where is the best IS research published?
Nikolaos A. Mylonopoulos, Vasilis Theoharakis
Pages 29-33
A look back from the future will marvel at the numbers and variety of communicating, interacting devices and services instantly available anywhere, anytime an IP node is near.
Vinton Cerf
Pages 34-37
Inspired by terrestrial packet switching, NASA is standardizing the protocols needed for intelligent communication with and among spacecraft scattered around the solar system, as well as with robots sent to explore other planets …
Adrian Hooke
Pages 38-40
The Internet's ultimate utility depends on our ability and willingness to make the network at least as pervasive, convenient, and invisible as electricity is today.
Leonard Kleinrock
Pages 41-46
Build, share, and use the Internet to avoid the risk of your language, history, customs, literature, and laws being left out and forgotten.
José A. Corrales
Pages 47-54
Web site growth and popularity actually follow rules that can be explained mathematically and are useful for predicting the Web's future behavior.
Lada A. Adamic, Bernardo A. Huberman
Pages 55-60
Despite its performance benefits, long history of development, and well-heeled advocates, IPv6 may never replace IPv4.
Mark Weiser
Pages 61-69
To protect your firm's valuable business data from competitors, sometimes it's best to think like competitors and take a walk in their shoes.
Lawrence A. Gordon, Martin P. Loeb
Pages 70-75
Your complete medical history and vital medical records stored on a device the size and shape of a credit card. The technology's been around for awhile, but its portability involves more than size.
Alvin T. S. Chan, Jiannong Cao, Henry Chan, Gilbert Young
Pages 76-82
Examining the benefits and pitfalls of a distributed collection of medical records.
Glenn B. Bell, Anil Sethi
Pages 83-88
Effective administration of a medical database requires balancing technical and nontechnical managerial challenges.
Terry Huston
Pages 89-94
Studying the design and development that produces stable (or unstable) software.
Mohammed E. Fayad, Adam Altman
Page 95
Emil Sit, Kevin Fu
Page 120
