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1. 1. THE ROLE OF HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN SUCCESSFUL HEALTH AND EHEALTH SERVICES IN HUNGARY AND IN INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION — 21 June 2010

   Authors:   • Adrienn AGGOD-FEKO, email: afeko@icegec.hu, Afiliation: ICEG European Center, Budapest
   Abstract: The study presents the importance of health sector and the usage of information and communication technologies (ICT) in support of health and health-r

   LESIJ.IT XVII - 1 - 2010 > THE ROLE OF HOSPITAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN SUCCESSFUL HEALTH AND EHEALTH SERVICES IN HUNGARY AND IN INTERNATIONAL DIMENSION

2. 2. LEGAL-SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE (LSOA) IN ELAWYER — 21 June 2010

   Authors:   • Xingan Li, email: xingan.li@yahoo.com, Afiliation: University of Turku, Finland
   Abstract: Legal services have long been practiced under a monopolistic mode, face-to-face consultation between lawyers and clients being the prototype. Pervasiv

   LESIJ.JS XVII - 1 - 2010 > LEGAL-SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE (LSOA) IN ELAWYER

3. 3. PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE CONSUMER’S INTENTION TO USE E- COMMERCE: A THEORETICAL APPROACH — 28 April 2009

   Authors:   • Mahmoud Al-dalahmeh, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Wollongong, Australia  • Ali Salman Saleh, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Wollongong, Australia
   Abstract: There is a need in the literature for an application of the well known social cognitive theory in the area of e-commerce. Hence, this paper develops a

   LESIJ.IT XIV - 2007 > PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE CONSUMER’S INTENTION TO USE E- COMMERCE: A THEORETICAL APPROACH

4. 4. THE USE OF ONLINE ANALYTICAL PROCESSING (OLAP) FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE — 28 April 2009

   Authors:   • İbrahim Halil Seyrek, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Gaziantep, Department of Business Administration
   Abstract: The extensive use of information technology enables organizations to collect huge amounts of data about almost every aspect of their businesses. This

   LESIJ.IT XIV - 2007 > THE USE OF ONLINE ANALYTICAL PROCESSING (OLAP) FOR BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

5. 5. THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN MARKETING — 28 April 2009

   Authors:   • Yusuf BAYRAKTUTAN, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Kocaeli, Turkey  • İbrahim ARSLAN, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Gaziantep, Turkey  • Esra G. KAYGISIZ, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Gaziantep, Turkey  • Elena DRUICA, email: unknown, Afiliation: University of Bucharest, Romania
   Abstract: At 1990’s the computers and internet had been used particularly by governments and universities. And this had started deep-rooted changes in the lif

   LESIJ.IT XV - 2 - 2008 > THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN MARKETING

6. 6. CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE PROTECTION OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT — 23 December 2010

   Authors:   • Teodor STEFANESCU, email: teodor_stefanescu@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Ph.D. Eng., Ministerul Economiei, Comertului si Mediului de Afaceri
   Abstract: A common understanding of activity regarding the protection of classified information based on standards and policies is critical. In this respect the

   LESIJ.IT XVII - 2 - 2010 > CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE PROTECTION OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT

7. 7. NEW TRENDS IN IT&C SECURITY EVALUATION — 23 December 2010

   Authors:   • Cristian Teodor PAUN  • Emil SIMION
   Abstract: This paper focuses on the link between information security and cryptography represented by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) cryp

   LESIJ.IT XVII - 2 - 2010 > NEW TRENDS IN IT&C SECURITY EVALUATION