• The relational organisation model 

  Laauwen, B (1996)

  It has become clear that today's complex society of specialised individuals has a need for problem solving techniques using an integrated and interdisciplinary approach. The popularity of business re-engineering beliefs ...
• Information security management: the second generation 

  Von Solms, R (1996)

  Information security has moved a long way from the early days when physical security, together with a set of backups, fonned the backbone of a company's security controls. Today, infonnation security is all about policies, ...
• Modular neural networks subroutines for knowledge extraction 

  Vahed, A; Cloete, I (1996)

  Current research in modular neural networks (MNNs) have essentially two aims; to model systematic methods for constructing neural networks of high complexity and secondly, to provide building blocks for hybrid symbolic- ...
• The feasibility problem in the simplex algorithm 

  Scott, TG; Hattingh, JM; Steyn, T (1996)

  The simplex method is one way of solving a linear programming problem (LP-problem). The simplex method needs a basic feasible solution to start the solution process. This requires an available non-singular basis. Normally ...
• A methodology for integrating legacy systems with the client/server environment 

  Redelinghuys, M; Steenkamp, AL (1996)

  The research is conducted in the area of software methodologies with the emphasis on the integration of legacy systems with client/server environments. The investigation starts with identifying the characteristics of legacy ...
• On total systems intervention as a systemic framework for the organisation of the model base of a decision support systems generator 

  Petkov, D; Mihova-Petkova, O (1996)

  Decision Support Systems(DSS) have been dealing so far predominantly with semistructured problems for which existed well established Operations Research techniques. Most of them were originally oriented towards supporting ...
• A technology reference model for client/server software development 

  Nienaber, RC (1996)

  In today's highly competitive global economy, well-structured information resources, representing enterprise-wide information, are essential to the survival of an organization. The user needs an integrated view of the ...
• Information systems outsourcing and organisational structure 

  Hart, ML; Vavatzanidis, K (1996)

  A decision of increasing importance to many organisations is whether to use internal or outside resources, assistance and expertise to address information technology and information systems requirements. This decision may ...
• Low-cost medical records system: a model 

  Diani, OA; Seipone, T (1996)

  A low-cost microcomputer-based online system has been developed for the basic In-patient Medical Records functions of a General Hospital. Its basic functions are: to access patient data, register and admit a patient, enter ...
• The practical application of a new class of 2D non-linear smoothers for digital image processing. 

  Cloete, E (1996)

  Modern applications in computer graphics and telecommunications command high performance filtering and smoothing corrections to be implemented in real-time. The recent development of a new class of non-linear smoothers for ...
• The role of IT in Business Process Reengineering 

  Blewett, CN; Cansfield, J; Gibson, L (1996)

  South African organisations are facing increasing demands stemming from growing competition, fast changing technologies and global trends and pressures. The methods and management structures enabled these organisations to ...
• Automated network management using artificial intelligence 

  Watzenboeck, M (1996)

  Automating network management is regarded as a prerequisite for further plant automation. Artificial intelligence techniques, such as case based reasoning, topological reasoning and automated learning enable automated ...
• Checklist support for ISO 9001 audits of software quality management systems 

  Walker, AJ (1996)

  This paper presents an overview of a national project to develop a checklist to support audits and assessments of quality management systems in the field of software in terms of the compliance requirements of the ISO 9001 ...
• Software engineering development methodologies applied to computer-aided instruction 

  Kotze, P; De Villiers, R (1996)

  The research reported in this paper aims to integrate software engineering approaches with instructional factors in the requirements, analysis, design and production phases of instructional software development. The ...
• A framework for executing multiple computational intelligent programs 

  Viktor, HL; Cloete, I (1996)

  Computational intelligent programs are capable of discovering interesting relationships contained in "raw" data. These programs, including artificial neural networks, set covering algorithms and decision trees, have been ...
• Generating compilers from formal semantics 

  Venter, H (1996)

  Given a complete, formal description of the semantics of a programming language, it should be possible to generate a compiler for the language using an automated process. This is highly desirable, since it reduces the work ...
• Teaching turing machines - luxury or necessity? 

  Velinov, Y (1996)

  The purpose of this paper is to outline an approach for the development of the Tape Machines model in the Theory of Computation which is bound more closely to the real computer world. The approach is based on a developed ...
• Industry-academic-government cooperation to boost technological innovation and people development in South Africa 

  Van der Walt, TJ (1996)

  Cooperation between industry, academia and government is increasingly viewed to be of key importance for economies to be globally competitive. In a world where research and technology development, and the diffusion and ...
• Feature extraction in neural networks: an application in handwritten character recognition 

  Moodley, D; Ram, V (1996)

  This paper examines and provides an overview of feature extraction techniques that are currently used in neural networks for image recognition. These include moment invariants, Zemike moments, Fourier descriptor techniques, ...
• Neural networks for process parameter identification and assisted controller tuning for control loops 

  McLeod, M; Bajic, VB (1996)

  The paper introduces a method for identification and assisted controller tuning for industrial process control loops suitable for an 'in-chip' solution. The method is based on utilization of neural network technology. It ...

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