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Book announcement - Business Computing, Handbooks in Information Systems, Volume 3

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Business Computing, Handbooks in Information Systems, Volume 3

G. Adomovicius and A. Gupta
ISBN: 9781848552647
Published: January 2009
Price: £124.95
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Table of contents

About the series
The authors


Business Computing focuses on three distinct areas. Firstly (in “Enhancing and Managing Customer Value”), it deals with presenting the state-of-knowledge in managing and enhancing customer value through extraction of consumer-centric knowledge from mountains of data that modern interactive applications generate.  The extracted information can then be used to provide more personalized information to customers, provide more relevant information or products, and even to create innovative business processes to enhance overall value to customers.  The second section of the book (“Computational Approaches for Business Processes”) presents several specific innovative computing artifacts and tools developed by researchers that are not yet commercially used.  These represent cutting-edge thought and advances in business computing research that should soon find utility in real-world applications or as a tool to analyze real-world scenarios.  The final section in the book (“Supporting Knowledge Enterprise”) presents approaches and frameworks that focus on ability of an enterprise to analyze, build, and protect computing infrastructure that supports value-added dimensions to the enterprise’s existing business processes.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Gediminas Adomavicius, Alok Gupta

PART I Enhancing and Managing Customer Value

  1. Personalization: The State of the Art and Future Directions
    Alexander Tuzhilin
  2. Web Mining for Business Computing
    Prasanna Desikan, Colin DeLong, Sandeep Mane, Kalyan Beemanapalli, Kuo-Wei Hsu, Prasad Sriram, Jaideep Srivastava, Woong-Kee Loh, Vamsee Venuturumilli
  3. Current Issues in Keyword Auctions
    De Liu, Jianqing Chen, Andrew B. Whinston
  4. Web Clickstream Data and Pattern Discovery: A Framework and Applications
    Balaji Padmanabhan
  5. Customer Delay in E-Commerce Sites: Design and Strategic Implications
    Deborah Barnes, Vijay Mookerjee

PART II Computational Approaches for Business Processes

  1. An Autonomous Agent for Supply Chain Management
    David Pardoe, Peter Stone
  2. IT Advances for Industrial Procurement: Automating Data Cleansing for Enterprise Spend Aggregation
    Moninder Singh, Jayant R. Kalagnanam
  3. Spatial-Temporal Data Analysis and Its Applications in Infectious Disease Informatics
    Daniel Zeng, James Ma, Wei Chang, Hsinchun Chen
  4. Studying Heterogeneity of Price Evolution in eBay Auctions via Functional Clustering
    Wolfgang Jank, Galit Shmueli
  5. Scheduling tasks using combinatorial auctions: the MAGNET approach
    John Collins, Maria Gini

PART III Supporting Knowledge Enterprise

  1. Structuring Knowledge Bases Using Metagraphs
    Amit Basu, Robert Blanning
  2. Information Systems Security and Statistical Databases: Preserving Confidentiality through Camouflage
    Robert Garfinkel, Ram Gopal, Manuel Nunez, Daniel Rice
  3. The Efficacy of Mobile Computing for Enterprise Applications
    John Burke, Michael Shaw, Judith Gebauer
  4. Web-based Business Intelligence Systems: A Review and Case Studies
    Wingyan Chung, Hsinchun Chen

About the series

The dual goal of the Handbooks in Information Systems is to provide a reference for the diversity of research in the field by scholars from many disciplines, as well as to stimulate new research.  The amazing and ongoing explosions in technology innovations in networking continue to produce many new opportunities in information systems both in social areas and business.  The successful exploitation of technologies will depend on our understanding of how to deploy these innovations.  These challenges should ensure that information systems will be an exciting field and we expect the handbook series to play an important role in providing the background knowledge to sustain this excitement and expand the scope of this background.

The Authors

Gediminas Adomavicius is an Associate Professor in the Department of Information and Decision Sciences at the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA.

Alok Gupta is a Professor at the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA.

 


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