The minitrack on “Standardisation in Information Technology” was part of the January 2001 HICSS-34 conference, held in Maui.

Contents

• Minitrack chair
• Conference program and proceedings
• Journal publication
• The original Call for Papers.

Minitrack Chair

Kai Jakobs
Technical University of Aachen,
Computer Science Dept., Informatik IV
Kai.Jakobs@i4.informatik.rwth-aachen.de

The minitrack is part of the Emerging Technologies track, chaired by Ralph Sprague.

See Kai’s website for an introduction/explanation of the minitrack.

Program

The sessions were held January 5, 2001. The program (excerpted from the HICSS-34 proceedings) is listed below. Click on the indicated links for the proceedings papers.

Standardization in Information Technology
Chair: Kai Jakobs

Standardization And The Competition Between Standard Business Software And Framework Technology: Policy Implications For The Management And The Standardization Organizations
By: Bernd Reitwiesner, Stefan Volker, Melanie Frank (ETSIT01)

Proprietary vs. Open Standards in the Network Era: An Examination of the Linux Phenomenon†
By: Joel West and Jason Dedrick (ETSIT02)

The Real Options Approach to Standardization
By: Mark Gaynor (ETSIT03)

† Best Paper Award winner, Emerging Technologies Track

Standardizing Management of Software Engineering Projects
By: Roy Rada (ETSIT04)

Software Quality Management and Software Process Improvement in Denmark
By: Karlheinz Kautz, Faisal Ramzan (ETSIT05)

Why Java was - not - standardized twice
By: Tineke M. Egyedi (ETSIT06) 

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