Gordon Everest
Associate Professor Emeritus
Information & Decision Sciences
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Education:
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B Com 1962Accounting and Mathematics University of Alberta
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SM 1965Industrial Management MIT
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PhD 1974Business and Applied Economics University of Pennsylvania
Expertise:
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Database management systems (DBMS)
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Logical data modeling, object-role modeling (ORM)
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Data-centered systems development and CASE
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DATA warehousing, multidimensional databases
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Object-oriented DBMS
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Legal aspects of computing
Selected Works & Activities
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Conference Proceedings"NIAM/OR Modeling: Student and Expert Solutions," Proceedings of the Challenges, Program, International Conference on Conceptual Modeling, Berlin, Germany, 1996
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Journal Articles"Using Accelerated and Extended Approaches for Data Planning and Design," with M. Pelkki and D. Rose, The Compiler, 1995
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Journal Articles"Building an Information Systems Architecture: Collective Wisdom from the Field," with Y. Kim, Information & Management, 1993
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Journal Articles"Database Management: The Next Generation," CIM Review, 1990
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Journal Articles"An Analysis of the Data Representation Constructs of the ANSI NDL and SQL Standards," with S. March, M. Hanna and M. Sastry, Computer Standards & Interfaces, 1990
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Whole BooksDatabase Management: Objectives, System Functions, and Administration, McGraw-Hill, 1986
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Comparing DATA modeling notational schemes
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Editorial Board, Information Systems
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Expert legal witness for several law firms on computer industry, technology, and software systems
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Member, Association for Computing Machinery
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Privacy and security on the Internet
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DATA vs. object-oriented modeling
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Object-role modeling (ORM)
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Member, Society for Information Management
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Member, IEEE Computer Society