John Gammack

Partial Orders as a Basis for KBS Semantics

by John Gammack and Simon Morgan

Advances in Artificial Intelligence, 1990

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The impact of organisational culture innovation on the adoption of IS/IT: the case of Libya

by Jamal Twati and John Gammack

Journal of enterprise information …, Jan 1, 2006

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Interface development for a gaze-controlled reading support application

by Erik Thornquist, John Gammack, and Jim Morey

2015 International Conference on Information and Communication Technology Research (ICTRC), 2015

Managing the Integration of An Management System Into a Virtual Private Network

by Dr Ricky L Ohl, Anita Greenhill, and John Gammack

PACIS 2003 Proceedings, Jan 1, 2003

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Managing the Integration of An Internet Management System Into a Virtual Private Network

by Dr Ricky L Ohl and John Gammack

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A Model for Supporting Interacting Knowledge Sources

Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 1994

Wine tourism and sustainable development in regional Australia

Global wine tourism: research, management and marketing, 2006

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Designing Service Environments for Virtual Scene Applications

2006 Semantics, Knowledge and Grid, Second International Conference on, 2006

Continuing internet ubiquity enables new kinds of applications previously restricted to powerful ... more Continuing internet ubiquity enables new kinds of applications previously restricted to powerful platforms unavailable to home consumers. These applications are characterized by extensive interactivity, by high quality multimedia presentation, and by real-time qualities. Typical emerging application areas include entertainment, and cybertourism. Achieving this requires integration between technologies and the end user's information needs and expectations. Virtual reality, cluster and grid-computing technologies provide a suitable basis for applications that operate in the timeframes consumers expect. The design of services and applications will require an understanding of the dynamic forms of intelligent user behaviour and interactivity involved. This paper draws from a case study to suggest theory relevant to design of an integrated environment, and is illustrated with cybertourism oriented applications.

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Systems, Crafts, and Sustainability

Systems for Sustainability, 1997

A hiccup or a rift? ERP implementation success in Jordan

Like many other developing countries, Jordan is adopting Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) syste... more

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Synaesthesia and knowing

Advances in Consciousness Research, 2002

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Development needs of small to medium size tourism businesses

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Different Techniques and Different Aspects on Declarative Knowledge

Knowledge Acquisition for Expert Systems, 1987

An Infrastructure for implementing e-Participation services in developing countries

2009 3rd IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies, 2009

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Mashup technologies for building End-user enabled business portal

2009 3rd IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies, 2009

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The Human-Centred Paradigm in KBS Design Theory

Systems Thinking in Europe, 1991

A Mashup architecture for web end-user application designs

2008 2nd IEEE International Conference on Digital Ecosystems and Technologies, 2008

Application design driven by user needs is an increasing trend: such applications may not be anti... more Application design driven by user needs is an increasing trend: such applications may not be anticipatable using traditional requirement and build approaches. Mashup refers to an integrated Application Programming Interface (API) that combines data from different data destination or third party sources for web services. This web service provides a combined API that is technologically valid and compatible with other web applications. In recent years, web mash ups have been tested for solving many issues in existing web applications, such as e-science. In this paper, we analyzed a real service problem in a current virtual organization to show current limitations of using a distributed architecture, and to describe a web service orientated architecture using the mashup concept. We provide a schematic solution for a paradigmatic user application problem, illustrated by a specific map usage need based on geographical information system data. Specifically, our illustrative application is finding the closest hotel within walking range of a meeting venue. Based on the case issues, we outline a generic architecture that offers a dynamic solution for web portals providing services for dynamic user needs.

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Can online education serve two masters?

Although economic rationalism apparently lies behind much of the current pressure to offer educat... more

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