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EIS Architectures.- Enterprise Tomography Driven Integration Lifecycle Management of Federated ERP in Green Clouds.- SOA Worlds.- An Architecture for a Web Service Based Product Configuration Information System.- Applying Enterprise Architecture to the Design of the Integrated Forest Products Supply Chain Management System.- Enterprise Architecture to IT Governance: An Approach Based on Component Business Model and Performance Levels.- Framework Based on Benefits Management and Enterprise Architecture.- Value Model for Enterprise and Process Architectures Alignment Verification.- Business Intelligence and Contribution of Entrepreneurial Information Architecture.- Business Aspects.- Stakeholder-Driven Enterprise Process Model for Complex Services Adaptation.- The Use of Experts Panels in ERP Cost Estimation Research.- Military Medical Department Research Centers.- Data Warehouse Based Knowledge Management Controlling.- Business Intelligence Standardization and Corporate Strategy: A Paradox.- A Business Model for the Portuguese Air Force.- The Role of Business Knowledge in Improving Information Quality Provided by Business Intelligence Systems.- Business Process Model Dynamic Updating.- Collaboration, Networked and Virtual Organizations.- Professional Risk Assessment Using Virtual Enterprise Network Support for Knowledge Bases Development.- An Approach to Cooperation-Oriented Business Processes.- The Inter-organizational Business Case in ES Implementations: Exploring the Impact of Coordination Structures and Their Properties.- A Model for Cooperation Networks: Promoting Information Share.- Distributed Informal Information Systems for Innovation: An Empirical Study of the Role of Social Networks.- Vector Consensus: Decision Making for Collaborative Innovation Communities.-Mashup Enabled Dynamic Capabilities in the Fuzzy Front-End of Innovation.- Social Aspects.- An Analysis of How Enterprise Information Systems Challenge Vested Interests.- Qualification and Certification of Research-Entrepreneur Skills Using the ECQA Platform.- Using People CMM for Dealing with Resistance on Implementing ITIL.- Enterprise Resource Planning System in a Multinational Enterprise: Users’ Attitude Post Implementation.- SME Managers’ Most Important Entrepreneurship and Business Competences.- Adaptive Access Control Modes Enforcement in Organizations.- Organizational Knowledge: Ethics and the Importance of Trust.- Trust in ‘E’: Users’ Trust in Information Resources in the Web Environment.- Security Culture in Small and Medium-Size Enterprise.- IS in Education.- Towards an Enterprise System Learning Environment to improve the Competence-Building for Enterprise Systems in Higher Education.- Investigation into the Use of Microsoft SharePoint in UK Higher Education Institutions.- Adoption of Authenticated Peer-to-Peer Academic Networks – A Case Study of a Failure.- ESEIG Mobile: An m-Learning Approach in a Superior School.- E-Learning as a Shared Service in Shared Services Centers.- Mediation and Virtual Learning Environments.- Technical Aspects and Emerging Technologies.- On the Substantiative Experiment Study of Proxing Assurance between OpenID and SAML: Technical Perspective for Private Information Box Project of Japanese e-Government.- Automatic Extraction of ICT Competences from Unstructured Sources.- CBR Technique in Veterinary Pathological Anatomy.- Moderated Regression: Effects of IT Infrastructure Integration and Supply Chain Process Integration on the Relationships between RFID Adoption Attributes and System Deployment Outcomes.- Supportingthe Operation of Semi-structured Work Systems.- Ontology: An Analysis of the Literature.- Developing Dynamic Reports Using Rich Internet Applications.- Smart Web Services: Systems’ Integration Using Policy Driven Automatic Configuration.- Web4Desktop, a Framework for Improving the Usability of Web Applications.