Foreword

Part I. Implications for Modern Management

1. Measuring Information Age Business

Gary S. Tjaden

2. Knowledge Capital: Management Principles for Every Organization's Five Most Valuable Assets

William H. Read

3. Mass Customization in the Age of Information: The Case for Open Engineering Systems

Timothy W. Simpson

Uwe Lautenschlager

Farrokh Mistree

Part II. Implications for the Workplace

4. Workplace Changes: Psychological Perspective

C. Michael York

5. Office Productivity: The Impacts of Staffing, Intellectual Specialization, and Technology

Peter G. Sassone

6. The Impact of Groupware: Work Process Automation and Organizational Learning

William M. Riggs

W. Hagood Bellinger

David B. Krieger

Part III. Implications for Academe

7. Universities and Information Technologies for Instructional Programs: Issues and Potential Impacts

Gary W. Poehlein

8. Revolutionary Change in the Electronic Publication of Science

Scott Cunningham

Part IV. Implications for Political Affairs

9. Citizenship on the Net: The Case of Environmentalism

Ann Bostrom

Gordon Kingsley

10. The Impacts of Advanced Information and Communication Technologies on International Actors and the International System

Daniel S. Papp

11. Information Warfare: A Consequence of the Information Revolution

Myron L. Cramer

Part V. Implications for "Information Societies"

12. The Impact of Information Technology on the Relationship Between the Public and the Private Realms

Micha Bandini

13. Myths of Information: The Cultural Impact of New Information Technologies

Anne Balsamo

14. Less Labor, Longer Lives: Time to Share

Alan L. Porter

Ann Bostrom

15. Technology, Jobs, and Society: The New Challenge of Change

Robert M. White

Richard H. White

Part VI. Predictions

16. Forecasts for the Future Members of the Georgia Institute of Technology Faculty Program on the Information Revolution: Current and Future Consequences

Author Index

Subject Index