IFSR Newsletter 2000 Vol. 19 No. 1 July Gordon Dyer (Coordinator) (UK) g.c.dyer@open.ac.uk Sabre Brahms (US) sabejams@pacbell.net Yoshi Horiuchi (Japan) horiuchi@u-shizuoka-ken.ac.jp Lynn Jenks (US) clj29@aol.com Gordon Rowland (US) rowland@ithaca.edu This report summarises the progress made… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1999 Vol. 18 No. 2 July Gerhard Chroust Around 1960 Cybernetics was the path into the future. Numerous cybernetic machines, usually names after animals were being constructed to study phenomena of artificial intelligence.… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1999 Vol. 18 No. 2 July Stephen Sokoloff continues the discussion concerning the effects of Internet technology on our society, following an article on the effects on higher level education (G. Chroust:: New… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1999 Vol. 18 No. 2 July Approved by the IFSR Board at it’s founding Meeting in June 1980 in Vienna, Austria Strengthen the programs of member societies by their involvement in the program… Read more »
Dear Readers! The Year 2000 is unique, not only for the world at large (and unfortunately for many computer systems) but also for IFSR: On March 12, 1980 the IFSR was founded, we are holding… Read more »
IFSR Newsletter 1999 Vol. 18 No. 1 April Gerhard Chroust Kepler University Linz, Austria This is a summary of a paper given at STIQE-98 Mankind depends on communication and has in the past invented and… Read more »
Dear Readers! I have the feeling that the announcement of the Fuschl 2000 Conversation is the most important message of this Newsletter. Consider an involvement in this extremely and highly rewarding meeting! With our December… Read more »
IFSR 1998 Newsletter Vol. 17 No. 3/4 December A new project, Systems East and West, was recently launched at the ICSSSE’98 (International Conference of Systems Science and Systems Engineering 1998, Beijing). The project is intended… Read more »
IFSR 1998 Newsletter Vol. 17 No. 3/4 December We are living in a rapidly changing world. We find ourselves in a state of profound, world-wide crisis, it is a complex, multidimensional crisis whose facts touch… Read more »
IFSR 1998 Newsletter Vol. 17 No. 3/4 December Franz Lehner Department of Business Informatics University of Regensburg e-Mail: franz.lehner@wiwi.uni-regensburg.de Organisational Memory (OM) is a concept well known from organisation science and learning theory. Many approaches… Read more »