Monthly Archives: May 2006

Billy the Kid – and his Slide Show…

Sometimes I feel like Billy the Kid in the wild, wild EA-west. Yesterday, I gave a talk to a group of Capgemini consultants here in Denmark and I was (again) the youngest person in the room. It sometimes feels like … Continue reading

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Crafting “Outside the Box” Articles

Preparing for an article jam session with my ITU colleagues later this week, I have been thinking and reading about what constitutes an interesting/innovative article. The short answer is that it must “think outside the box”. But what does that … Continue reading

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Final Call for Papers

I am co-editing a special issue on E-government Integration and Architecture in the International Journal of Cases on Electronic Commerce. The deadline for paper submission is May 31. Contributed papers may deal with, but are not limited to: – The … Continue reading

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