Information Systems Development Business Systems Vol III

Encyclopaedia of Advances in Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering discusses on development of information system in business. Information system development is defined as a change process taken with respect to object systems in a set of environments by a development group using tools and an organized collection of techniques collectively referred to as a method to achieve or maintain some objectives.

Information system development is understood to include development of both manual and computerized parts of an object system. An information system can therefore include both manual and computer-supported parts. This volume is divided into ten chapters.

1. Enterprise Information Security Management Based on Context- Aware RBAC and Communication Monitoring Technology

2. Building Information Systems – Extended Building-Related Information Systems Based on Geospatial Standards

3. Resilience to Leaking — Dynamic Systems Modeling of Information Security

4. The Application of Use Case Modeling in Designing Medical Imaging Information Systems

5. Inside the SCAM Jungle: A Closer Look at 419 Scam Email Operations

6. Enhancing E-Health Information Systems with Agent Technology

7. A Protocol for the Secure Linking of Registries for HPV Surveillance

8. Web and Database Security

9. Extracting the Information Backbone in Online System

10. How can Sliding HyperLogLog and EWMA Detect Port Scan Attacks in IP Traffic

 Citations, Index