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2001) "A Systemic Framework for the Field of Information Systems," The DATA BASE for
- Advances in Information Systems (32
, 1982
"... The main aim of this paper is to present a sys-temic framework of what the field of Information Systems (IS) is about; its connecting areas and its central theme. It was born out of a search for structure in providing a cohesive picture of the subject and field of IS for students and business manage ..."
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large number of disparate data sources, including a delphic survey of leading academics, the paper adopted a grounded theory approach in developing an integrating framework of five main areas for the field: (1) IS development, acquisition & support (2) people & organization, (3) informa-tion
Mitigating uncertainty using alternative information sources and expert judgement in aquatic non-indigenous species assessment
- Aquatic Invasions
, 2012
"... Abstract Aquatic non-indigenous species (ANS) management employs risk assessment as a tool to prioritize prevention and control efforts, but timely and comprehensive risk estimates are difficult due to various sources of uncertainty, particularly knowledge gaps. Several fields use or endorse the us ..."
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the use of precaution, as well as group Delphic processes, to mitigate this uncertainty. To test the application of these methods in ANS risk assessment, we surveyed the knowledge and attitudes held by ANS scientists and managers regarding uncertainty and involved these experts in a modified Delphic
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"... This paper examines the movement of building prices over time and the ability of three forecasting techniques to predict future price change. The analysis was undertaken using two time-series methods and a Delphic method in order to predict prices on an ex-post basis. Owing to the long lead times re ..."
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This paper examines the movement of building prices over time and the ability of three forecasting techniques to predict future price change. The analysis was undertaken using two time-series methods and a Delphic method in order to predict prices on an ex-post basis. Owing to the long lead times
