IBM Systems Journal, Volume 21, 1982
Volume 21, Number 1, 1982
Gordon B. Davis: Strategies for Information Requirements Determination. 4-30- John A. Zachman: Business Systems Planning and Business Information Control Study: A Comparison. 31-53
- J. Gene Sakamoto, Frank W. Ball: Supporting Business Systems Planning Studies with the DB/DC Data Dictionary. 54-80
- Paula S. Newman: Towards an Integrated Development Environment. 81-107
- Marilyn M. Parker: Enterprise Information Analysis: Cost-Benefit Analysis and the Data-Managed System. 108-123
Volume 21, Number 2, 1982
- Lynn W. Hammond: Management Considerations for an Information Center. 131-161
- Wayne P. Stevens: How Data Flow can Improve Application Development Productivity. 162-178
- Ronald J. Pearsall: Techniqye for Assessing External Design of Software. 211-219
- Thomas Schick, Robert F. Brockish: The Document Interchange Architecture: A Member of a Family of Architecutres in the SNA Environment. 220-244
Volume 21, Number 3, 1982
- Donald D. Chamberlin, Olivier P. Bertrand, Michael J. Goodfellow, James C. King, Donald R. Slutz, Stephen Todd, Bradford W. Wade: JANUS: An Interactive Document Formatter Based on Declarative Tags. 250-271
- Moshé M. Zloof: Office-by-Example: A Business Language that Unifies Data and Word Processing and Electronic Mail. 272-304
- George E. Heidorn, Karen Jensen, Lance A. Miller, Roy J. Byrd, Martin Chodorow: The EPISTLE Text-Critiquing System. 305-326
- Christine V. Bullen, John L. Bennett, Eric D. Carlson: A Case Study of Office Workstation Use. 351-369
Volume 21, Number4, 1982
- J. Howard Botterill: The Design Rationale of the System/38 User Interface. 384-423
- Morris Dean: How a Computer Should Talk to People. 424-453
- Martin Deitch: Analytic Queuing Model for CICS Capacity Planning. 454-470
- Robert D. Acker, Philip H. Seaman: Modeling Distributed Processing Across Multiple CICS/VS Sites. 471-489
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