DEPARTMENT: Editorial pointers
Diane Crawford
Page 5
DEPARTMENT: News track
CACM Staff
Pages 9-10
DEPARTMENT: Forum
Pages 11-13
DEPARTMENT: Hot links
Pages 15-16
COLUMN: Security watch
The computer's role in identity theft incidents may have been misgauged through overestimates of reported losses.
Rebecca T. Mercuri
Pages 17-21
COLUMN: Staying connected
Laws governing surveillance must keep pace with technology.
Meg McGinity Shannon
Pages 23-26
COLUMN: President's letter
Two years ago I entered the race for ACM President with my campaign statement. In the second-to-last President's Letter of my term, I thought I would revisit what I said we would do and reflect on what we did.
David A. Patterson
Pages 27-30
COLUMN: Viewpoint
Algorithmic thinking is transforming both the descriptive sciences and the humanities, bringing them all closer to the mathematical core of computer science.
Thomas A. Easton
Pages 31-33
CACM Staff
Pages 34-42
SPECIAL ISSUE: Two decades of the language-action perspective
Hans Weigand
Pages 44-46
By learning seven foundational practices, anyone can become a skillful innovator.
Peter J. Denning, Robert Dunham
Pages 47-52
Coordinating the role of IT with business processes.
Göran Goldkuhl
Pages 53-57
Delving beneath organizational surface structure to reveal the essential structure of business processes.
Jan L.G. Dietz
Pages 58-64
Developing a framework for effective design principles.
Dov Te'eni
Pages 65-70
The book in which Fernando Flores and I introduced our version of the language-action perspective had an ambitious and provocative subtitle:
Understanding Computers and Cognition: A New Foundation for Design [8]. This special …
Terry Winograd
Pages 71-74
Mareike Schoop, Aldo de Moor, Jan L.G. Dietz
Pages 75-76
The Amorphic system works to extract Web information for use in business intelligence applications.
Dawn G. Gregg, Steven Walczak
Pages 78-84
Before investing in the technology, business managers must focus on their collaborative business future and the extent to which their technology can be integrated.
Stephen J. Andriole
Pages 85-90
Because information system performance is multidimensional, specialist theories of performance dimensions must be integrated into a model of system design.
Brian Whitworth, Jerry Fjermestad, Edward Mahinda
Pages 92-99
Recognizing and understanding knowledge flow between scientists is valuable for science. Discovering, managing, and utilizing such knowledge are advanced services of the e-science knowledge grid environment.
Hai Zhuge
Pages 101-107
Many UML projects are not Use Case driven.
Brian Dobing, Jeffrey Parsons
Pages 109-113
The frequent citations to IS research suggest its role in advancing science.
Pairin Katerattanakul, Bernard Han, Alan Rea
Pages 114-118
Collecting consumer viewing habits will come back to bite advertisers who do not understand or appreciate how consumers feel about privacy infringement.
William E. Spangler, Kathleen S. Hartzel, Mordechai Gal-Or
Pages 119-123
COLUMN: Technical opinion
A traditional style of software development can be just as productive as a more modern approach.
Stephen B. Jenkins
Pages 124-126
COLUMN: Inside risks
Peter G. Neumann, Lauren Weinstein
Page 136