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a ; I Feelders, A., H. Daniels Fok,L. Y., W.M. Fok ar Fok, W M. see Fok Auger nd A. BarN R ark W ind R.B. Wilk 2001 odhue, D.L., B.D Klein a id S.T. March yective pertormn 2000) indarajulu, C., B.J. Reithel and V. Sethi ard alternative s support ? (2000) Grover. V.. see Dix m Wilcox H MOOT) 4 [oO Gupta, V.K.. see Ca rter Jr (2001) 27 Han, | see Jung, B (2001) 487 Han, | see | ee. S 2000 Elsevier Science B.V PIL SO378 206 01)00125 ELSEVIER Subject index to Volumes 37 & 38 Abduction, 37 (2000) 87 Customer service support, 33 2000) | Aerospace industry 38 (2001) 277 Cybermarketing 38 (2000) AHP applications 38 (2001) 421 Analytic hierarchy process, 38 (2001) 2 Data management, 38 (2001) Anti-virus software, 37 (2000) 13 Data mining, 37 (2000) 271 Authoring tools, 37 (2000) 51 38 (2000) | Authors profiles 2000) 18 I Data quality, 37 (2000) . Autism, 38 (2001) | 29 Data warehousing 37 (2000) 103 Automobile, 38 (20012)8 9 Decision maker, 38 (2001) 153 Decisior support 38 (2000) 1 Banking services, 38 (2001) 185 Decision support systems. 37 (2000 38 (2000) 87. (2001 B2C e-commerce, 38 (2001) 299 $921] Bilingual documents, 37 (2000) 51 Decision-making performance Brainstorming, 3 7 (2000) 95 Design. 37 (20002)1 7 Browsing tools, 37 7 (2000) 51 Development team, 37 (2000) 111 Burnout, 38 (2001) 265 Diffusion of information technolog Business components, 37 (2000) 297 Diffusion of IS research. 38 (2000) Business process re-engineering Diffusion of organizational knowledg Disinhibition, 37 (2000) 95 ar purchase model, 38 (2001) 289 Diversification. 38 (2001) 459 areer development, 38 (2001) 265 Downsizing. 38 (2001) 167 areer management, 38 (2000) 35 Downsizing survivors. 38 (2000) 35 ase study, 37 (2000) 311 ASE tools, 38 (2001) 167 nic commerce 2000)6 7 ategories of IS studies, 37 (2000) 181 337 473 OitaCtiOon MaOnaI lIyLs.i s,3 8 (382 0(2001004))4 9 59 ect2r0on0i1c) data interchange (EDI ‘ollaboration, 37 (2000) 111 lectronic meeting systems, 37 (2000 ommunication, 38 (2001) 129 lectronic meetings. 37 (2000) 87. 95 ‘ommunication mechanisms, 38 (2001) 277 e-marketing, 38 (2000) 15 ompetitive advantage, 38 (2000) 103, (2 Empirical research, 38 (2001) 473 omponent assembly, 37 (2000) 29 Empirical study, 38 (2001) 299 ‘omputer attitudes, 37 (2000) 169 Employee assistance 38 (2000) 35 omputer security, 37 (2000) 13 mployee attitudes, 38 (2001) 167 ymputer simulation, 37 (2000) 135 I nd-user computing, 37 (2000) 103; 38 (2001) 167 ymputer usage, 37 (2000) 257; 38 (2001) 307 nd-user computing satisfaction, 37 (2000) 135 ‘omputer utilization, 38 (2001) 231 End-user computing support, 37 (2000) mflict handling styles, 37 (2000) 161 E nterprise model, 38 (2001) 185 ynflict resolution, 37 (2000) 111 [ nterprise resource planning, 37 (2000) 111 ‘onsumer attitudes, 38 (2001) 299 quity theory, 37 (2000) 217 “ontainer terminal industry, 37 (2000) 197 e-services. 38 (2000) 15 ‘ontingency, 37 (2000) 283 e-transaction, 38 (2000) 15 ‘ontrols, 37 (2000) 37 EUC support sources, 37 (2000) ‘ritical issues, 38 (2000) 73 Event study, 38 (2001) 459 ‘ritical success factors, 38 (2001) 185 Expectancy theory, 37 (2000) 217 ‘ustomer firms, 33 7 (2000) 241 Experimental design, 38 (2000) 87 ‘ustomer relationships, 37 (2000) 153 Extended ISO model, 38 (2001) 137 Elsevier Science B.V Pll: S0378-7206(01)00126-4 2000)