基于B／S的WEB数据库技术

本文给出了基于B／S计算模式的信息查询的数据库系统,介绍了ASP的Web数据库开发,讨论了数据的查询、浏览、添加及修改的基本实现细节。     

The Influence of Perceived Confidentiality Risks and Attitude on Tanzania Government Employees’ Intention to Adopt Web 2.0 and Social Media for Work-Related Purposes

Studies show that there are many benefits of using Web 2.0 and social media in governments. However, the factors influencing government employees‘ adoption of these technologies are not well known. In this paper, the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) was integrated with two constructs, namely, perceived confidentiality risks (PCR) and attitude (AT) in order to investigate the factors influencing adoption of these technologies among government employees. The sample consisted of 600 usable responses collected from Tanzania Government Employees. To analyze the data, Structural Equation Modeling was used. Both PCR and AT were found to be influential.     

论数据库动态技术在我国电子政务建设的应用

在发展电子政务的热潮中,各种基于网络的具有互动作用的电子政务系统的建设也加紧了建设步伐,这些系统的实现有赖于基于Web的CGI、Java、ASP、动态数据库开发技术的成功应用。当前,各种数据库动态技术在实际应用中各有所长,但也不同程度地存在一些问题。我们在开发电子政务系统时应扬长避短,采用合适的开发技术,最大限度地促使电子政务建设和数据库开发技术同步发展。     

基于B/S架构的安全生产监督管理信息系统

本文在分析了安全生产监督管理信息系统构成的基础上,结合信息管理技术的发展趋势,设计了B/S架构系统模型,实现了基于B/S架构的安全生产监督管理信息系统的总体架构设计方案,并阐述了B/S架构在系统中的优势。     

Lib2．0时代党校信息需求变化与图书馆服务创新

学员信息需求是党校图书馆工作的起点。Lib2．0为图书馆信息服务提供了新的理念和技术，党校图书馆要适应新形势，加强服务创新，开展个性化信息服务，满足各级领导干部和政府部门决策信息需求。     

基于Web2．0的数字图书馆应用探索

文章对web2．0的技术特征和网络信息传播思想进行深入研究，并通过对web2．0在图书馆的实际应用情况的调研，立足实际，提出一些web2．0在图书馆的具体应用探索和加快数字图书馆发展的建议，从而推进图书馆2．0的发展。     

用Internet的Web模式建设高校图书馆网络系统

用Internet的Web技术建设高校图书馆网络是一种最佳选择。采用交换式高速以太网 ,可以提高访问速度。高校图书馆网络的软件系统主要包括 :网络操作系统软件和网络应用管理软件。     

基于HTML结构的Web文本主题挖掘研究

随着数据挖掘应用的深入,非结构化和半结构化数据的挖掘,将成为下一个数据挖掘应用的热点。文本挖掘是一种典型的非结构化数据挖掘,而Web挖掘则是典型的半结构化数据挖掘。所以将信息处理技术中的汉语分词、信息抽取、语义分析等技术应用到Web挖掘研究技术发展的必然趋势。本文应对Web挖掘的特点,将运用数据抽取进行数据结构转换并把语义分析技术应用到数据抽取的过程中的思想,使数据提取更加准确。     

基于Web的远程学习系统

基于Web的远程学习系统是对传统教育方式的有益补充。远程学习系统平台的实现,有赖于国内网络条件的完善。作为一种新的有潜力的课题,远程学习系统以其高效的、突出学生自主学习与交流的优势,必定在将来可以成为成人教育的主流方式。     

Fostering Dialogue or Monologue? Estonian Party Websites During the 2009 European Parliament Elections

This paper presents data from the analyses of political party web pages during the 2009 European Parliament elections in Estonia. It examines the presence and absence of web 2.0 features on the sites and aims to find out whether interactivity-based applications are used by parties to increase participation and to foster deliberative politics. Estonia as a small ex-Soviet country has emerged after the Soviet Union collapse as one of the most advanced e-societies in the world. Therefore, Estonia is chosen as a case study to explore whether and how decision makers use web 2.0 elements for fostering Habermasian dialogue between the citizens and the power holders in the society where technical obstacles for deliberative politics do not exist any longer. The results show that the Estonian parties still focus on the one-sided or top-down model of communication, based on web 1.0 features, even though all conditions for deliberation from the technical and infrastructural side in Estonia are fulfilled. The paper concludes with a discussion on the possible reasons parties might not be interested in using web 2.0 elements in their web campaign and how it might be linked to the conditions where citizens’ participation and interest in politics is low. There is also emphasis on the need for further systematic comparative research in order to draw conclusions on the changes in the online campaigning and political communication process in the era of cyber-democracy.