Information Strategy: The Executive’s Journal Annual Index INFORMATION STRATEGY has published dozens of articles and columns on the use of information technology for strategic business management in the past year. For your convenience, this index lists every article by author and subject. Author Index Allgood, Bridget. Offshore Development, Building Kesner, Richard M. Preparing for Knowledge Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Management: Part 2, Constructing a KM Platform Study. Spring 2002, 13-16 Fall 2001, 18-29 Kesner, Richard M. Running Information Services as a Benamati, John. Lessons from Current Adopters of Business: Managing IS Commitments within the Transactional Web Sites. Winter 2002, 36-41 Enterprise. Summer 2002, 15-35 Clermont, Paul. Cost-Benefit Analysis: It’s Back in Lanza, Richard B. Is Your Software Bigger Than a Fashion, Now Let’s Make It Work. Winter 2002, 6- Breadbox? The Hows and Whys of Softwar ll Estimation Tools. Spring 2002, 17-25 Czuchry, Andrew J. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Lanza, Richard B. A Step-by-Step Plan to Vendor Strategy and Tactics. Winter 2002, 42-48 Negotiations. Winter 2002, 23-35 Lee, Sooun. Critical Success Factors for Information Dallas, Dennis A. Linux: A Cost-Effective Alternative Requirements Gathering. Summer 2002, 36-46 to Windows. Spring 2002, 7-12 Malhotra, Yogesh. Enabling Knowledge Exchanges for Dangelo, Norman. Should You Outsource Your ; E-Business Communities. Spring 2002, 26-31 CIO?...Maybe! Spring 2002, 32-35 Davey, Hamdah. Offshore Development, Building Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Partlow,me sh Jim. Teamwork : Puts wa e Troubleedi ,P roject ae Back Study. Spring 2002, 13-16 on Track: A Case Study in Relationship Building : ; Winter 2002, 12-21 DeJarnett, L. R. Forward to Basics...It Is Neither Back to Basics nor Advancing to the Rear! Spring 2002, Raval, Vasant. The Borderless World. Fall 2001, 3-6 44-48 DeJarnett, L. R. IT Spending: It’s the Really Big Issue, Robertson, Leanna. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Again! Summer 2002, 3-5 Strategy and Tactics. Winter 200)) 2, 42-48 DeJarnett, L. R. Supply Chain Management: The Rodgers, Bruce D. The Ease of Storage Management Next Great Hope? Winter 2002, 3-5 Spring 2002, 36-4 ) DeJarnett, L. R. Tough Times Reprised — But Where or When Is the End? Fall 2001, 3-6 Sears, David. IS Staffing. Fall 2001, 73 7-4312 Feldman, Jeffery 1. The Seven Deadly Sins of Project Wynes, Don. Teamwork Puts a Troubled Project Back Estimating. Fall 2001, 30-36 on Track: A Case Study in Relationship Building Winter 2002, 12-21 Garretson, Laurie. IS Staffing. Fall 2001, 37-43 Yarberry, William A. Modern Day Paladins: The White Havelka, Douglas. Critical Success Factors for Hat Hackers. Spring 2002, 43-47 Information Requirements Gathering. Summer 2002 Yarberry, William A.., Jr. Managing 36-46 Telecommunications Expenses. Summer 2002, 6-14 Yasin, Mahmoud M. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Kesner, Richard M. Preparing for Knowledge Strategy and Tactics. Winter 2002, 42-48 Management: Part 1, Process Mapping. Fall 2001, Young, Dale. Lessons from Current Adopters of 7-17 Transactional Web Sites. Winter 2002, 36-41 a4 Information Strategy: The Executive’s Journal Information Strategy: The Executive’s Journal Annual Index INFORMATION STRATEGY has published dozens of articles and columns on the use of information technology for strategic business management in the past year. For your convenience, this index lists every article by author and subject. Author Index Allgood, Bridget. Offshore Development, Building Kesner, Richard M. Preparing for Knowledge Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Management: Part 2, Constructing a KM Platform Study. Spring 2002, 13-16 Fall 2001, 18-29 Kesner, Richard M. Running Information Services as a Benamati, John. Lessons from Current Adopters of Business: Managing IS Commitments within the Transactional Web Sites. Winter 2002, 36-41 Enterprise. Summer 2002, 15-35 Clermont, Paul. Cost-Benefit Analysis: It’s Back in Lanza, Richard B. Is Your Software Bigger Than a Fashion, Now Let’s Make It Work. Winter 2002, 6- Breadbox? The Hows and Whys of Softwar ll Estimation Tools. Spring 2002, 17-25 Czuchry, Andrew J. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Lanza, Richard B. A Step-by-Step Plan to Vendor Strategy and Tactics. Winter 2002, 42-48 Negotiations. Winter 2002, 23-35 Lee, Sooun. Critical Success Factors for Information Dallas, Dennis A. Linux: A Cost-Effective Alternative Requirements Gathering. Summer 2002, 36-46 to Windows. Spring 2002, 7-12 Malhotra, Yogesh. Enabling Knowledge Exchanges for Dangelo, Norman. Should You Outsource Your ; E-Business Communities. Spring 2002, 26-31 CIO?...Maybe! Spring 2002, 32-35 Davey, Hamdah. Offshore Development, Building Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Partlow,me sh Jim. Teamwork : Puts wa e Troubleedi ,P roject ae Back Study. Spring 2002, 13-16 on Track: A Case Study in Relationship Building : ; Winter 2002, 12-21 DeJarnett, L. R. Forward to Basics...It Is Neither Back to Basics nor Advancing to the Rear! Spring 2002, Raval, Vasant. The Borderless World. Fall 2001, 3-6 44-48 DeJarnett, L. R. IT Spending: It’s the Really Big Issue, Robertson, Leanna. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Again! Summer 2002, 3-5 Strategy and Tactics. Winter 200)) 2, 42-48 DeJarnett, L. R. Supply Chain Management: The Rodgers, Bruce D. The Ease of Storage Management Next Great Hope? Winter 2002, 3-5 Spring 2002, 36-4 ) DeJarnett, L. R. Tough Times Reprised — But Where or When Is the End? Fall 2001, 3-6 Sears, David. IS Staffing. Fall 2001, 73 7-4312 Feldman, Jeffery 1. The Seven Deadly Sins of Project Wynes, Don. Teamwork Puts a Troubled Project Back Estimating. Fall 2001, 30-36 on Track: A Case Study in Relationship Building Winter 2002, 12-21 Garretson, Laurie. IS Staffing. Fall 2001, 37-43 Yarberry, William A. Modern Day Paladins: The White Havelka, Douglas. Critical Success Factors for Hat Hackers. Spring 2002, 43-47 Information Requirements Gathering. Summer 2002 Yarberry, William A.., Jr. Managing 36-46 Telecommunications Expenses. Summer 2002, 6-14 Yasin, Mahmoud M. Entrepreneurial E-Commerce Kesner, Richard M. Preparing for Knowledge Strategy and Tactics. Winter 2002, 42-48 Management: Part 1, Process Mapping. Fall 2001, Young, Dale. Lessons from Current Adopters of 7-17 Transactional Web Sites. Winter 2002, 36-41 a4 Information Strategy: The Executive’s Journal Subject Index Business Issues Supply Chain Management: The Next Great Hope? The Borderless World. Raval, Vasant Fall 2001, DeJarnett, L. R. Winter 2002, 3-5 44-48 Cost-Benefit Analysis: It’s Back in Fashion, Now Let’s Information Technology Make It Work. Clermont, Paul. Winter 2002, 6-11 The Ease of Storage Management. Rodgers, Bruce D Enabling Knowledge Exchanges for E-Business Spring 2002, 36-42 Communities. Malhotra, Yogesh. Spring 2002, IS Staffing. Sears, David & Garretson, Laurie. Fall 26-31 2001, 37-43 Entrepreneurial E-Commerce: Strategy and Tactics Is Your Software Bigger Than a Breadbox? The Hows Czuchry, Andrew J., Yasin, Mahmoud M., & and Whys of Software Estimation Tools. Lanza Robertson, Leanna. Winter 2002, 42-48 Richard B. Spring 2002 17-25 IT Spending: It’s the Really Big Issue, Again! IT Spending: It’s the Really Big Issue, Again! DeJarnett, L. R. Summer 2002, 3-5 DeJarnett, L. R. Summer 2002, 3-5 Linux: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Windows Running Information Services as a Business Dallas, Dennis A. Spring 2002, 7-12 Managing IS Commitments within the Enterprise Offshore Development, Building Relationships across Kesner, Richard M. Summer 2002, 15-35 International Boundaries: A Case Study. Davey, A Step-by-Step Plan to Vendor Negotiations. Lanza, Richard B. Winter 2002, 23-35 Hamdah & Allgood, Bridget. Spring 2002, 13-16 Running Information Services as a Business Case Studies Managing IS Commitments within the Enterprise Kesner, Richard M. Summer 2002, 15-35 Cost-Benefit Analysis: It’s Back in Fashion, Now Let’s Supply Chain Management: The Next Great Hope? Make It Work. Clermont, Paul. Winter 2002, 6-11 DeJarnett, L. R. Winter 2002, 3-5 Offshore Development, Building Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Study. Davey, Internet Issues Hamdah & Allgood, Bridget. Spring 2002, 13-16 Enabling Knowledge Exchanges for E-Business Teamwork Puts a Troubled Project Back on Track Communities. Malhotra, Yogesh. Spring 2002 A Case Study in Relationship Building. Partlow, 26-31 Jim & Wynes, Don. Winter 2002, 12-21 Entrepreneurial E-Commerce: Strategy and Tactics Czuchry, Andrew J., Yasin, Mahmoud M., & CIO Issues Robertson, Leanna. Winter 2002, 42-48 IS Staffing. Sears, David & Garretson, Laurie. Fall Lessons from Current Adopters of Transactional Web 2001, 37-43 Sites. Young, Dale & Benamati, John. Winter 2002, IT Spending: It’s the Really Big {ssue, Again! 36-41 DeJarnett, L. R. Summer 2002, 3-5 Linux: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Windows Knowledge Management Dallas, Dennis A. Spring 2002, 7-12 Enabling Knowledge Exchanges for E-Business Should You Outsource Your ClO? Maybe! Dangelo, Communities Malhotra, Yogesh. Spring 2002, Norman. Spring 2002, 32-35 26-31 Supply Chain Management: The Next Great Hope? Preparing for Knowledge Management: Part 1 DeJarnett, L. R. Winter 2002, 3-5 Process Mapping. Kesner, Richard M. Fall 2001 7-17 Communications Preparing for Knowledge Management: Part 2 The Borderless World Raval, Vasant. Fall 2001, Constructing a KM Platform. Kesner, Richard M 44-48 Fall 2001, 18-29 Managing Telecommunications Expenses, Yarberry, William A., Jr. Summer 2002, 6-14 Management Issues The Ease of Storage Management Rodgers, Bruce D Consultants Spring 2002, 36-42 Should You Outsource Your ClO? Maybe! Dangelo, Forward to Basics It Is Neither Back to Basics nor Norman. Spring 2002, 32-35 Advancing to the Rear! DeJarnett, L. R. Spring 2002, 3-6 Enterprise Management IS Staffing. Sears, David & Garretson, Laurie. Fall Entrepreneurial E-Commerce: Strategy and Tactics 2001, 37-43 Czuchry, Andrew J., Yasin, Mahmoud M., & Managing Telecommunications Expenses. Yarberry, Robertson, Leanna. Winter 2002, 42-48 William A., Jr. Summer 2002, 6-14 Fall 2002 45 Offshore Development, Building Relationships across Project Management International Boundaries: A Case Study. Davey, Critical Success Factors for Information Hamdah & Allgood, Bridget. Spring 2002, 13-16 Requirements Gathering. Havelka, Douglas & Lee, Sooun. Summer 2002, 36-46 Running Information Services as a Business: Is Your Software Bigger Than a Breadbox? The Hows Managing IS Commitments within the Enterprise and Whys of Software Estimation Tools. Lanza, Kesner, Richard M. Summer 2002, 15-35 Richard B. Spring 2002, 17-25 A Step-by-Step Plan to Vendor Negotiations. Lanza, The Seven Deadly Sins of Project Estimating Richard B. Winter 2002, 23-35 Feldman, Jeffery I. Fall 2001, 30-36 Tough Times Reprised — But Where or When Is the Teamwork Putsa Troubled Project Back on Track End? DeJarnett, L. R. Fall 2001, 3-6 A Case Study in Relationship Building. Partlow, Jim & Wynes, Don. Winter 2002, 12-21 Outsourcing Security Managing Telecommunications Expenses. Yarberry, Modern Day Paladins: The White Hat Hackers William A., Jr. Summer 2002, 6-14 Yarberry, William A. Spring 2002, 43-47 Offshore Development, Building Relationships across International Boundaries: A Case Study. Davey, Systems Integration Hamdah & Allgood, Bridget. Spring 2002, 13-16 The Borderless World. Raval, Vasant. Fall 2001, 44-48 Should You Outsource Your CIO? Maybe! Dangelo, Linux: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Windows Norman. Spring 2002, 32-35 Dallas, Dennis A. Spring 2002, 7-12 46 Information Strategy: The Executive’s Journal