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  • Web 2.0: Building Enterprise Portals 
    Feuerlicht George; Govardhan Shyam Sundar (Prague University, 2008)
    Various types of Web resources are being made available programmatically using APIs and through data feeds, facilitating the development of highly interactive applications with rich media content - the so called Web 2.0 ...
  • A Web-based decision Support System for Linear Bilevel Problems 
    Lu Jie; Shi Chenggen; Zhang Guangquan (International Information Institute, 2004)
  • A Web-Based Interactive Visual Component for Online Collaborative Business Process Management 
    Huang Mao; Lin Ai Zhong; Hawryszkiewycz Igor (CSREA Press, 2003)
    This paper describes a web-based interactive visual component for supporting online collaborative business process management. This component supports not only the outputs of visual information but also the input of ...
  • Web-Based multimedia application design using the MOR 
    Huang Mao; Zhou Bingyang (CSREA Press, 2001)
    This article presents a study of the Web-based multimedia applications design using the Multimedia Object Repository (MOR). The basic structure of the MOR was described in [5]; this paper focuses on the structure of the ...
  • Web-Based support for creative collaboration 
    Weakley Alastair; Edmonds Ernest (IADIS Press, 2004)
    This paper considers web-based systems in support of distributed communities involving creative work. It is concerned with the sharing of knowledge that might otherwise remain unspoken, or tacit, amongst those engaged in ...
  • WebML+ : a Web modelling language for forming a bridge between business modelling and information modeling 
    Tongrungrojana Rachatrin; Lowe David (Knowledge Systems Institute, 2003)
    One aspect of the development of Web-enabled systems that has received increasing attention is information modeling, particularly with respect to aspects such as navigation and content models. These models have however ...
  • WebML+ in a nutshell: Modeling architectural-level information flows 
    Lowe David; Tongrungrojana Rachatrin (International World Wide Web Conference Committee, 2003)
    One aspect of the development of Web-enabled systems that has received increasing attention is information modeling, particularly with respect to aspects such as navigation models and their relationships to the underlying ...
  • Web Service Interface Design for e-Business: A Minimalistic Design Approach 
    Hong Sia Minh; Feuerlicht George (IEEE Computer Society, 2008)
    The success of projects using web service will, to a large extent depend on effective interface design and development methodologies used in the construction of web applications. As service interface constitutes the basic ...
  • Web Service Locating Unit in RFID-centric Anti-counterfeit System 
    Tan Zhiyuan; He Xiangjian; Nanda Priyadarsi (IEEE Computer Society, 2009)
    Web Service Locating Unit (WSLU) is able to simplify the deployment of RFID-centric anti-counterfeit system over the Internet.
  • Web Service Reputation Prediction based on Customer Feedback Forecasting Model 
    Al-Sharawneh, Jebrin; Williams, Mary-Anne; Goldbaum, David (IEEE Computer Society, 2010)
    In the Service Web, customersâ¿¿ feedback constitutes a substantial component of Web Service reputation and trustworthiness, which in turn impacts the service uptake by consumers in the future. This paper presents an ...
  • Weighted kernel model for text catagorisation 
    Zhang Lei; Zhang Debbie; Simoff Simeon; Debenham John (CRIPT, 2006)
    Traditional bag-of-words model and recent word sequence kernel are two well-known techniques in the field of text categorization. Bag-of-words representation neglects the word order, which could result in less computation ...
  • Weighted MDS for sensor localization 
    Vo Duc; Vo Nhat; Challa Subhash (Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, 2008)
  • What do experts think about elicitation? - A state of practice survey 
    Coulin Chad; Zowghi Didar (Deakin University, 2005)
    Despite its critical importance to the process of software development, requirements elicitation continues to be a major problem area in both research and practice. Often performed poorly and blamed for project failure, ...
  • When Trust Is Not Enough 
    Debenham John; Sierra Carles (Springer-Verlag, 2011)
    The degree of trust that an agent has for another is the strength of the agentâ¿¿s belief that the other will enact its commitments without variation. A strong sense of trust may be sufficient justification for one agent ...
  • Whose Insecurity? 
    Goodman James (RMIT University, 2004)
  • Why is RE for Web-Based Software Development Easier ? 
    Zowghi Didar; Gervasi Vincenzo (Essener Informatik Beitrage, 2001)
    In this paper we identify the fundamental differences between webbased and conventional software engineering. We expess our views about why we think requirements engineering for web-based application development should be ...
  • Wireless Device Location Sensing In a Museum Project 
    Anwar Tanvir; Nanda Priyadarsi (Global Science an Technology Forum (GSTF), 2010)
    Indoor navigation can be implemented with Bluetooth technology as sensons. We use RTT (Round Trip Time) as an attribute towards the navigation of an object. Designing the scheme for indoor networks with the introduction ...
  • Wisdom of Crowds: Single Image Super-resolution from the Web 
    Li Jun; Tao Dacheng (IEEE- Computer Society, 2011)
    This paper addresses the problem of learning based single image super-resolution. Previous research on this problem employs human user to provide a set of images that are similar to the target image as a reference. Then ...
  • A Word-Document Mode for Text Mining by Multi-objective Programming Technology 
    Lu Jie; Shi Chenggen (California Polytechnic State University, USA, 2004)
    Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI) has been proven to be a valuable analysis tool with a wide range of applications. However choosing an appropriate number of dimensions for LSI is still a crucial challenge. This paper provides ...
  • Worklife Balance of IT Managers: finding time for life 
    Underwood Jim; Dowse S (Southern Cross University, 2001)
    As the IT ship continues its odyssey, we spend a moment to consider the condition of the crew. We interviewed eleven IT mangers concerning their working hours, the effects of these hours on their families and their ...