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Information Systems Management
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Tuesday, January 01, 2002
Volume 19, Issue 1
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Peter Tarasewich
1Peter Tarasewich is assistant professor of MIS at the University of Massachusetts in Boston. His research interests include wireless E-commerce, Web engineering, pervasive information systems, human-computer interaction, and visualization.
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Merrill Warkentin
2Merrill Warkentin is associate professor of MIS in the College of Business and Industry at Mississippi State University. His research is primarily in E-commerce, virtual teams, expert systems, and system security.
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The growing capabilities of wireless technologies have created the potential for a “totally connected” society, one in which every individual and every device is (or can be) linked to all others without boundaries of place or time. The potential benefits of such an environment to individuals, workgroups, and organizations are enormous. But the implementation of such an environment will be difficult, and will require not just the ubiquity of computer technology, but also the transparent availability of data and the seamless integration of the networks that tie together data and devices. This article presents a model for a pervasive information environment that is independent of technological change, and presents reasons why such a vision is necessary for long-term organizational success.
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