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8:00 AM-5:00 PM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Conference |
MIS Camp |
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8:00 AM-5:00 PM Arapahoe Mini-Conference |
PHD Project (KPMG) |
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8:30 AM-12:00 PM Crestone 1 Workshop |
Entity Data Platform Presenter: Jose Blakely, Microsoft |
This workshop describes the ADO.NET Entity Framework, a platform for programming against data that raises the level of abstraction from the logical (relational) level to the conceptual (entity) level, and thereby significantly reduces the impedance mismatch for applications and data services such as reporting, analysis, and replication. The conceptual data model is made real by a runtime that implements an extended relational model (the Entity Data Model aka the EDM), that embraces entities and relationships as first class concepts; a query language for the EDM; a comprehensive mapping engine that translates from the conceptual to the logical (relational) level, and a set of model-driven tools that help create entity-object, object-xml, and entity-xml transformers. | |
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8:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 1 Workshop |
MISQE Sponsored Workshop on Developing Papers for Practitioner Audiences Chairs: Cynthia Beath, University of Texas at Austin |
The editors of MISQ Executive will facilitate a workshop on writing for practitioner-oriented journals such as MISQE, SMR, HBR or CMR. We invite authors to submit papers or short abstracts for discussion at the workshop. Details about these submissions can be found at the MISQE website, at www.misqe.org. During the workshop, authors of three of these submissions will work in small groups along with two or three editors to learn how to present their research findings in articles targeted at the reflective practitioner. The workshop should help participants be better producers and consumers of articles in journals that are mainly read by practitioners. | |
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8:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 2 Workshop |
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8:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 3 Workshop |
Web 2.0 - Overview, Principals, Constituents and Business Models Chairs: Srinivas Padmanabhuni, Infosys Technologies Ltd, Jai Ganesh, Infosys Technologies |
Web 2.0 refers to the adoption of open technologies and architectural frameworks to facilitate participative computing thereby creating enhanced customer experience, collaboration and co-creation of value. Web 2.0 relies heavily on creating and leveraging network effects by attracting a large number of participants and enabling interactions between them. Customer and partner facing processes using Web 2.0 has the potential to not only transform peer-to-peer collaboration, but also inter-entity collaborations and commerce by enabling various types and combinations of collaboration and commerce such as business-to-consumer (B2B), business-to-business (B2B), consumer-to-consumer (C2C), business-to-enterprise (B2E) business-to-government (B2G) etc. collaboration and commerce. Web 2.0 has the potential to not only enable rich peer-to-peer interactions but also enable collaborative value creation across business partners. | |
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9:00 AM-7:00 PM Summit III Mini-Conference |
Doctoral Consortium (sponsored by Oracle) |
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1:00 PM-4:30 PM Crestone 1 Workshop |
Business Process Management - More than Business Modeling and Management Leader: David Graves, IBM |
The Business Process Management (BPM) workshop begins with a discussion of audience perceptions of business process management gained from the available literature. The workshop will continue by positing a broad definition of business process management that will lead to discovery of the information technology aspects of business process management. Information technology architecture artifacts from completed implementations will be introduced as examples of the information technology aspects of business process management and the session will round out with a depiction of the scope of business process management as a platform of viewpoints for future research and publication of BPM. | |
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1:00 PM-4:00 PM Foxfire Ancillary Meeting |
AMCIS 2009 Committee Meeting |
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1:00 PM-4:30 PM Grays 1 Workshop |
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1:00 PM-4:30 PM Grays 2 Workshop |
Active Learning in the University Classroom |
The workshop is a half day, experiential session in which participants learn and practice techniques which can be used to facilitate active student learning in a University classroom. Participants learn various techniques to incorporate collaborative learning strategies, listening and thinking strategies and individual student learning strategies into their courses. Participants must come prepared to actively participate in the workshop process. Upon completion of this workshop, participants will have developed at least two active learning lessons to be delivered to their students when they return to the classroom. | |
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1:00 PM-4:30 PM Grays 3 Workshop |
Helping IS Research Reach New Heights through Text Mining Methods Chair: Dirk Hovorka, University of Colorado |
Text mining and analysis approaches from information science and cognitive science have gained prominence as valid methods for examining both small and large text datasets. These approaches have lately been applied in Management, Sociology, and, to a lesser extent, in IS. One such approach, Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) has been hailed as both a theory of language use and a text analysis technique. This workshop will provide a review of how LSA has been used as a research method in the business fields. It will develop a conceptual framework to help the participants understand the contexts in which such approaches may be useful. It will cover approaches available for exploratory and predictive analysis. The workshop will also examine some text analysis methods which currently use hand-coding, and suggest ways in which these might be done using LSA. The workshop will then provide a hands-on example of how to use LSA to develop a research design appropriate for behavioral information systems research. | |
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6:00 PM-8:00 PM Red Cloud Social Event |
Welcome Reception
Opening Remarks at 6:30 |
The reception will be held in the Red Cloud Room with outdoor seating on the Terraces. There will be a few brief announcements including meeting logistics and sponsor recognition at 6:30 PM. |
Friday, August 10, 2007
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7:00 AM-8:30 AM Conference Center Breakfast |
Continental Breakfast |
Continental breakfast will be served at the Conference Center. Limited seating is available indoors in the Shavano Peak room along with ample outdoor seating on the Terraces. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 3 Panel |
Analysis and Design in the IS Curriculum: Taking it to the Next Level Panelists: Dinesh Batra, Florida International University, John Satzinger, Missouri State University, Heikki Topi |
Several course-related and environment governed trends seem to impact the coverage in the Systems Analysis and Design (SA&D) course - the growing popularity of object-oriented techniques, the emergence of the iterative approach, the increasing adoption of the agile approach, the rising importance of UML, the outsourcing trend leading to global distribution of SA&D work, the shortening of the life cycle, and the rate of change in the environment. The scope of the course has increased. Yet, most MIS degree programs have just one SA&D course. The typical SA&D instructor faces a number of difficult questions when trying to fit the much larger range of topics into a single course. The panel will evaluate how the trends impact the coverage of the course. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Red Cloud Panel |
IT Workforce Trends: Implications for Curriculum and Hiring Panelists: Christine Bullen, Stevens Institute of Technology, Thomas Abraham, Kean University, Stuart Galup, Florida Atlantic University |
Panelists will discuss a continuing research project into the IT Workforce and future trends, presenting the latest results of an international web-based survey. The project is sponsored by the SIM International Advocacy Program and consists of two phases. The initial phase was a study of workforce trends in IT client companies and was completed in 2006. IT executives from client firms say it is critical to own business and project management skills, especially in their mid-level hires. Technical skills are more likely to be externally sourced, but they are also sought in entry-level hires. The second phase is a study of trends in IT provider companies and is ongoing. Our preliminary results indicate that provider firms are also seeking project management and business domain capabilities over technical capabilities. We will compare the current results to the Phase one results from client organizations and discuss the implications of the data for curriculum design, hiring and training practices. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Ten Mile Tutorial |
Testing, Testing, One, Two, Three: How to Compare Statistical Techniques Such as PLS, Regression, and LISREL Chairs: William Lewis, Louisiana Tech University, Ron Thompson, Wake Forest University, Dale Goodhue, Terry College of Bus., University of Georgia |
This tutorial presents a "how to" approach to using Monte Carlo simulation that can be used to test the efficacy of PLS, regression, LISREL and others statistical estimation techniques under various special conditions such as small sample size, missing data, non-normal distributions, etc. Our approach formed the basis for a forthcoming article in ISR, and another that is currently under review at MISQ. The tutorial will explain, step-by-step, how researchers can design and conduct a study using the Monte Carlo approach to help expand their understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of any statistical technique. We will also provide participants with the programs and software aids to be able to more easily use the technique themselves. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 1 Mini-Track: Collaboration Engineering: Designing Collaboration Processes and Systems |
Collaboration Engineering: Designing Collaboration Processes and Systems Chair: Alanah Davis, University of Nebraska at Omaha |
Collaboration Engineering for Interdisciplinary Teams | John D. Murphy - University of Nebraska Omaha, Justin Yurkovich - UNO |
| A Dialectical Sensemaking Model for Making Electronic Record Control Practice Decisions | James L. Parrish - University of Central Florida, James F. Courtney - University of Central Florida | ||
| Designing ThinkLets for Convergence | Alanah Davis - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Gert-Jan de Vreede - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Robert Briggs - University of Nebraska at Omaha |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 2 Mini-Track: Coll & KM: Virtual Communities |
Design & Management of Virtual Communities - 1 Chair: Jan Marco Leimeister, Technische Universitaet Muenchen |
Managing Virtual Communities - A Case Study of a Viable System | Christoph Rosenkranz - University of Frankfurt, Christoph Feddersen |
| Online Communities for Customer Relationship Management on Financial Stock Markets - A Case Study from a Project at the Berlin Stock Exchange | Christoph Lattemann - Potsdam University, Stefan Stieglitz - Potsdam University | ||
| Creating Innovation Systems through Virtual Communities | Molly Wasko - Florida State University, Robin Teigland, Brian Donnellan |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Quandary 1 Mini-Track: Design Science: Disruptive Technologies and Innovations |
Disruptive Technologies and Innovations Chair: Cap Smith, Colorado State University |
Explaining Radical Technology-Based Innovations in Organizations | Uri Gal - Case Western Reserve University, Kalle Lyytinen - Case Western reserve University, Jessica Carlo - Case Western Reserve, Gregory Rose |
| The Impact of Information Technology Innovation on Firm Performance | Namchul Shin - Pace University | ||
| The Need for Disruptive Technologies in the Intelligence Community | Jeffrey Morrison - DTO |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 1 Mini-Track: DSS: Business Intelligence |
Business Intelligence Chair: Benjamin Shao, Arizona State University |
Understanding Organizational Transformation from IT Implementations: A Look at Structuration Theory | Linying Dong, Thilini Ariyachandra - University of Cincinnati |
| Business Intelligence Impact Assessment | Mohamed Sidahmed - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center | ||
| A Model for Estimating the Savings from Dimensional versus Keyword Search | Karen Corral - Arizona State University, David Schuff - Temple University, Robert St. Louis - Arizona State University, Ozgur Turetken - Ryerson University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 2 Mini-Track: DSS: Human Characteristics and Ethics in the Decision Environment |
Advice and Standards in the Decision Environment Chairs: Dianne Hall, Auburn University, Russell Robbins, Marist College |
Human-Centered Decision Aid: Activity Theory, Individual and Collective Decision | Gilles Coppin - ENST Bretagne, François Legras - ENST Bretagne, Frédéric Cadier - ENST Bretagne |
| How Advice and Its Source Characteristics Prompts Changes in Investment Decisions | Robin Poston - University of Memphis, Clayton Looney, Asli Y. Akbulut - Grand Valley State University | ||
| Ethics for Information Resource Management: The Role of Objective Ethical Standards in Decision-Making | John Drake - Auburn University, Charles Snyder, Casey Cegielski - Auburn University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 3 Mini-Track: EBiz & Services: Accounting Information Systems |
Accounting Information systems Chair: William Remington, Emporia State University |
Information Systems: The Toolbox for Accounting; The Historical Relationship between IS and Accounting | William Remington - ESU, Terry Fox - Baylor, Rick Huff - CSU-Pueblo |
| Managing the Implementation of an Enterprise System in an Accounting and Finance Environment | Janet Williams - University of Glamorgan, Michael Williams - Swansea University | ||
| Towards an Intelligent Property Valuation Model: An Exploratory and Conceptual Study | Yong Seog Kim - USU, Matt Manley - Utah State University, John Johnson - USU |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Crestone 2 Mini-Track: Global IT: Cross Cultural IS Research |
Cross Cultural Perception Issues Chair: Jon Heales, University of Queensland Business School |
Cross Cultural IS Research Minitrack Introduction | Scott McCoy - College of William and Mary, Jon Heales - UQBS, Guillermo Rodriguez-Abitia - ITESM Campus Estado de Mexico |
| Differences in National IT Investment: What Really Matters | Susan Sherer - Lehigh University, Joseph Manzo | ||
| Gender Perception toward Computing: Cross Culture Comparison - the US, China, and India | Kittipong Laosethakul - Sacred Heart University, Thaweephan Leingpibul - Western Michigan University, Yajiong (Lucky) Xue - Florida Atlantic University, Nikhil Mehta - Florida A&M University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 3 Mini-Track: HCI: Emerging Computer-Mediated Communication Tools/Technologies for Web-based Services |
HCI: Emerging Computer-Mediated Communication Tools/Technologies for Web-based Services Chair: Shu Schiller, Wright State University |
A Wiki That Knows Where It Is Being Used: Social Hazard or Social Service? | Maria M. Plummer - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Linda Plotnick - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Starr R. Hiltz - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Quentin Jones |
| Online Communication & Baby Boomers: Current Use, Preferences, and Future Expectations | David Gurzick - University of Maryland, Baltimore County, A. Ant Ozok - University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Barbara Morris - University of Maryland, Baltimore County | ||
| The Hidden Side of E-Mail Use: How to Explain Problems of Electronic Coordination? | Nabila BOUKEF CHARKI - ESDES business school |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Suns Mini-Track: Healthcare: Consumer-Centric Health Information Systems |
Consumer-Centric Health Information Systems - I Chair: Bengisu Tulu, n/a |
A Grounded Theory Approach to Investigate Patient Empowerment in E-Healthcare | Sherrie D. Cannoy - University of North Carolina Greensboro, A F. Salam - UNCG, Lakshmi S. Iyer - The University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
| Optimal Staffing Policy and Telemedicine | Hakan Tarakci - University of Melbourne; Moosa Sharafali - University of Melbourne; Zafer Ozdemir - Miami University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Crestone 1 Mini-Track: IT Management: Adoption and Use of ICT in the Residential/ Household Context |
Residential/ Household Context 1 Chair: M.D. Williams, n/a |
Economic Outcomes of E-Professional, Home-based Entrepreneurs | Joanne H. Pratt - Joanne H. Pratt Associates |
| Effect of the Food Traceability System for Building Trust: Price Premium and Buying Behavior | Young Chan Choe - Seoul National University, Joowon Park - Information and Communications University, Miri Chung, Cheol Hee Lee, Junghoon Moon - Information and Communications University | ||
| The Influence of Demographic Variables on Citizens' Adoption of E-Government | Michael Williams - Swansea University, Yogesh Dwivedi - Swansea University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Crestone 3 Mini-Track: IT Management: Information Systems Evaluation |
Information Lifecycle Management Chair: Tony Elliman, Brunel University |
Modeling Information Lifecycle Management | Lars A. Turczyk - Technical Universtity Darmstadt, Nicolas Liebau - TU Darmstadt, Ralf Steinmetz |
| A Method for File Valuation in Information Lifecycle Management | Lars A. Turczyk - Technical Universtity Darmstadt, Marcel A. Groepl, Nicolas Liebau - TU Darmstadt, Ralf Steinmetz | ||
| Cost Impacts on Information Lifecycle Management Design | Lars A. Turczyk - Technical Universtity Darmstadt, Martin Behrens - TU Darmstadt, Nicolas Liebau - TU Darmstadt, Ralf Steinmetz |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Crestone 4 Mini-Track: IT Management: IS Leadership |
IT Management: IS Leadership (1) Chair: David Preston, Texas Christian University |
Information Security Governance Arrangements: The Devil is in the Details | Srinivasan V. Rao - The University of Texas at San Antonio, Sriraman Ramachandran - The University of Texas at San Antonio |
| CIOs in the Public Sector: The Gap Between Theory and Literature | Rachel Lawry, Di Waddell - Deakin University, Mohini Singh - RMIT University | ||
| The Role of the Business Unit CIO: A Study of the Interaction Between Corporate IT Governance and Local Leadership | Alan F. Thorogood - Australian Graduate School of Management, Colin Wood |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 2 Mini-Track: IT Research & Educ: Information Systems Education |
Collaboration and Experiential Learning Chair: Craig Van Slyke, University of Central Florida |
Train to Work Effectively in Virtual Environments: A Framework of Virtual Team Competency | Fang Chen - University of Manitoba, James Sager - California State University, Chico |
| Assisting Teams to Learn About Their Teams: Preliminary Experiences with Team-based Assessment Software in Face-to-Face and Online Teams | Katia Passerini - NJIT, Dezhi Wu - Southern Utah University, Liz Gomez Avery - NJIT | ||
| Outcome-Driven Experiential Learning MIS Courses in Web 2.0 Environment | C D. Huang - Florida Atlantic University, Ravi S. Behara - Florida Atlantic University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 4 Mini-Track: IT Research & Educ: Information Technology in Education |
Studies on Acceptance and Use of IT Session II Chair: Michele Gribbins, University of Illinois at Springfield |
Modeling the Motivating and Enabling Factors of Students' Acceptance of Web-Based Course Management Systems | Michael Williams - Swansea University, Janet Williams - University of Glamorgan, Jun Chen - Swansea University |
| A Cross-Discipline Investigation of Students’ Acceptance of Podcasting as a Learning Tool | Michele Gribbins - University of Illinois at Springfield, Harshavardhan D. Bapat - University of Illinois at Springfield | ||
| An Evaluation of a Workshop with a Focus on Fostering Teaching Excellence through Research | Chetan Sankar - Auburn University, Victor Mbarika - Southern University, P.K. Raju - Auburn University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 4 Mini-Track: SAD: Agile Systems Development Methods |
Agile teams and Distributed Agile Chair: Sridhar Nerur, University of Texas at Arlington |
Pair Programming: Effects of Trust on Software Quality | George A. Mangalaraj - Western Illinois University, Vikram S. Bhadauria - The University of Texas Arlington |
| A Research Framework for Investigating the Successful Configuration of Globally Distributed Agile Teams | Jason H. Sharp - Tarleton State University, Sherry D. Ryan - University of North Texas | ||
| Distributed Scrum for Large-Scale and Mission-Critical Projects | Juyun Cho - Utah State University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Quandary 2 Mini-Track: Security & Privacy: Business Process Control, Security and Risk Assessment |
SIGASYS01-1 Chair: Theophanis Stratopoulos, University of Waterloo |
Investigating the Development of a Multi-objective Decision Model that Seeks to Generate Informed Alternatives for Maximizing IS Security within an Organization | Jeff May - Virginia Commpnwealth University, Gurpreet Dhillon - Virginia Commonwealth University |
| Return on Security Investments - Design Principles of Measurement Systems Based on Capital Budgeting | Jan v. Brocke - Liechtenstein University, Christian Buddendick - University of Münster, Gereon H. Strauch - University of Münster | ||
| A Theoretical Basis for Defining Internal Control Objectives for Information Systems Security | Sushma Mishra - Virginia Commonwealth University, Gurpreet Dhillon - Virginia Commonwealth University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Quandary 3 Mini-Track: Security & Privacy: Regulatory Compliance in Information Technology and Information Security |
Regulatory Impacts and Influence Chair: Herbert Mattord, Kennesaw State University |
ISO Security Standards as a Leverage on IT Security Management | Igli TASHI - Business School-Lausanne University, Solange Ghernaouti-Hélie - Business School - Lausanne University |
| The Influence of Regulations on Innovation in Information Security | Lara Khansa - University of Wisconsin, Madison, Divakaran Liginlal - University of Wisconsin |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Track: IT and its relevance in Latino America |
Competing with IT in Latino America Chair: Carlos Navarrete, Cal Poly Pomona |
Influential Factors on Purchasing Frequency in Virtual Bookstores in Brazil | Luiz A. Joia - Getulio Vargas Foundation, Elaine T. Rodrigues - Getulio Vargas Foundation |
| Evaluación del Alineamiento estratégico TI - Negocio y su impacto en la productividad de las Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas del Cluster Minero en Antofagasta, Chile | Aurora D. Sanchez - Universidad catolica del Norte | ||
| Estudio Exploratorio de la Distribucion Espacial de los Estudiantes de Ingenieria de Una Universidad Privada en la Ciudad de Mexico | Marcelo Mejia - ITAM |
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10:00 AM-10:30 AM Conference Center Ballroom Foyers Break |
Coffee Break |
Coffee and light refreshments can be enjoyed in the Conference Center Ballroom Foyers or outdoors on the Terraces. | |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Ten Mile Journal Minitrack |
Journal Minitrack: Theoretical Approaches to UML based Development |
Hosted by Journal of Database Management 1) Ontology Based Object-Oriented Domain Modeling - Joerg Everman and Yair Wand 2) Learner-Centered Design Theories in Learning UML - Debra Meer and Kaushik Dutta |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Torreys 3 Panel |
Technology-enhanced learning in blended learning environments: Practical considerations and lessons learned Panelists: Chelley Vician, Michigan Technological University, Andrew Urbaczewski , Salisbury University, Michele Gribbins, University of Illinois at Springfield |
There is little doubt that computer and communication technologies can enhance learning, if implemented in a well-structured pedagogical context. Previous research however tends to focus on comparing learning that takes place either in a traditional face-to-face environment, or exclusively on-line. What we term “blended learning environments” are probably much more common on university campuses than either of these extremes. A blended learning environment combines instructional delivery in a traditional face-to-face co-located context with on-line learning, either synchronously or asynchronously. This panel will provide practical lessons learned from deploying several commercially available audio- and video-based Web-enabled computer and communication tools for instructional delivery in a blended environment. |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Red Cloud Panel |
Service-Centric Computing and Its Impact on Business and Education Panelists: J. Leon Zhao, University of Arizona, Michael Goul, Arizona State University, Sandeep Purao, Penn State University, Tony Shan, Mohan Tanniru, University of Arizona |
The past few years have seen a dramatic development in service-centric computing and related technologies. According to Gartner, by 2008, 80 percent of software development projects will be based on service-oriented architectures. The distinction between software integrators and vendors will blur as packaged applications are broken apart and delivered as service-oriented business applications. This panel will gather a number of leading scholars from academia and industry who are interested in exploring the various research and development issues in service-centric computing. In particular, the panel will present their positions and insights and discuss with the audience on how business and education should take advantage of the upcoming paradigm shift in enterprise infrastructure as the corporate world moves deeper into service-centric computing. | |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Arapahoe Tutorial |
Planners Lab Chair: James Courtney, University of Central Florida |
The Planners Lab (PL) ™ is a new software package with excellent tools for visualizing the output of spreadsheet models. It is free to faculty and students for academic, administrative or research use. The basic components of the PL are (1) an algebraic model-building language based on the Interactive Financial Planning Language once highly popular in schools of business and (2) excellent, easy-to-use features to visualize answers to what-if and goal-seek questions, that is to play with model assumptions and parameters and visually witness changes in results. The combination of these components allows business analysts to build, review and manipulate the assumptions that underlie a decision making scenario. | |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 1 Mini-Track: Coll & KM: Cross-Organizational and Cross-Border IS/IT Collaboration |
Cross-Organizational and Cross-Border IS/IT Collaboration (1) Chair: Nicholas Romano, Oklahoma State University |
Cross-Organizational and Cross-Border IS/IT Collaboration: Mini-Track Introduction | Nicholas Romano - Oklahoma State University, James Pick - University of Redlands, Narcyz Roztocki - State University of New York at New Paltz |
| E-Collaboration Within the Dispersed Sales Force Training Process of Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies | Florian Heidecke - University of St. Gallen, Andrea Back - University of St. Gallen | ||
| The Impact of Cultural Distance on the Internationalization of Online Professional Communities --An Empirical Investigation of ISWorld | Yuecheng Yu - Baruch College, the City University of New York, Nanda Kumar - Baruch College, the City University of New York, Karl Lang - Baruch College |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 2 Mini-Track: Coll & KM: Virtual Communities |
Design & Management of Virtual Communities - 2 Chair: Achim Dannecker, Universität der Bundeswehr München |
Fun, Simple and Instructive: Towards a Design Theory for a Constructivist Gaming Learning Environment | Roberto A. Muñoz Rosario - New Jersey Institute of Technology, George Widmeyer - New Jersey Institute of Technology |
| A Model of Identity Credibility in Virtual Communities: An Elaboration Likelihood Model Perspective | Jie Yu - National University of Singapore, Zhenhui Jiang - National University of Singapore, Hock Chuan Chan - National University of Singapore | ||
| How May E-Learning Groups Interact? | Chia-Ping Yu - Tamkang University, Feng-yang Kuo - National Sun Yat-sen University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Quandary 1 Mini-Track: Design Science: GIS and Spatial Technologies |
GIS and Spatial Technologies: Theory and Applications Chair: James Pick, University of Redlands |
Application of GIS for Mapping Oil-Contaminated Soil in Kuwait | Samira O. Asem - Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Waleed Y. Roy - Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research |
| Spatial Technologies: An Evolutionary Framework and Case Study Analysis of Company Strategies | James Pick - University of Redlands |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Torreys 1 Mini-Track: DSS: Data and Text Mining for Decision Support |
Innovative applications of data mining Chair: Dursun Delen, Oklahoma State University |
Mining Quarterly Reports for Intraday Stock Price Trends | Antonina Durfee - Appalachian State University, Anna V. Mironenko - Taganarog Institute of Technology |
| Predicting Crime Reporting with Decision Trees and the National Crime Victimization Survey | Juliette Gutierrez - Claremont Graduate University, Gondy Leroy - Claremont Graduate University | ||
| Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery: An Analytical Investigation | Tal Ben-Zvi - Stevens Institute of Technology, Israel Spiegler - Tel-Aviv University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Torreys 2 Mini-Track: DSS: Information Visualization and Decision Support |
Information Visualization and Decision Support Chair: David Schuff, Temple University |
Investigating the Roles of Virtual Experience in Consumers' Online Purchasing Decisions | Ken Wang - Washington State University, Pratim Datta - Washington State University |
| Development of a Primary Health Centre Data Warehouse System for Disease Management in Developing Countries | Iyabo O. Awoyelu - Obafemi Awolowo University, Rhoda N. Ikono - Obafemi Awolowo University | ||
| Facilitating Browsing with Information Visualization: A Cognitive Fit Perspective | Stella Taylor - Temple University, David Schuff - Temple University, Ozgur Turetken - Ryerson University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Grays 3 Mini-Track: Ebiz & Services: Business Models for the Digital Economy |
Networks Chair: Hans-Dieter Zimmermann, University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur |
The Emergence of On-Demand Software Aggregators: Implications for Developers, Customers, and Software Companies | Julie S. David - Arizona State University, Arti Mann - Arizona State University |
| Network Governance in the E-Lance Economy | Robert Hooker, Carmen Lewis, Molly Wasko - Florida State University, James L. Worrell - Florida State University, Tom Yoon | ||
| A Typology for Community Wireless Networks Business Models | Abdelnasser M. ABDELAAL - University of nebraska at Omaha, Hesham Ali - University of Nebraska at Omaha |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Crestone 2 Mini-Track: Global IT: Cross Cultural IS Research |
Cross Cultural Communication Issues Chair: Guillermo Rodriguez-Abitia, ITESM Campus Estado de Mexico |
The Role of Proximity in Willingness to Transact: The Effects of Trust and Culture | Sophie K. Cockcroft - UQBS, Raul Trejo |
| Deception, Cultural Differences and Computer-Mediated Communication | Carmen C. Lewis - Florida State University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Castle Peak 3 Mini-Track: HCI: HCI and Competitive Advantage |
HCI: HCI and Competitive Advantage (1) Chair: Marylin Tremaine, Rutgers University |
User Experience Design: A Strategy for Competitive Advantage | David Sward - National University Ireland Maynooth |
| Improving Work Through HCI: A Case Study on Information Sharing Practices | Breanne Kunz - Indiana University, Youn-kyung Lim, Erik Stolterman | ||
| Why Do Firms Have Information Systems? | E. B. Swanson - UCLA Anderson School |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Suns Mini-Track: Healthcare: Consumer-Centric Health Information Systems |
Consumer-Centric Health Information Systems - II Chair: Bengisu Tulu, n/a |
Electronic Personal Health Records and Systems to Improve Care for Vulnerable Populations | Nathan E. Botts - Claremont Graduate University |
| Personal Health Records: Addressing the Consumer Needs | Melinda Whetstone - Florida State University, Ebrahim Randeree - Florida State University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Crestone 1 Mini-Track: IT Management: Adoption and Use of ICT in the Residential/ Household Context |
Residential/ Household Context 2 Chair: Yogesh Dwivedi, Swansea University |
Household Technology Acceptance: Heterogeneity in Computer Adoption | Alastair Robertson - Lancaster University, Didier Soopramanien - Lancaster University, Robert Fildes - Lancaster University |
| An Exploratory Study of Information Systems Resistance: The Case of Mobile Banking Systems in Korea and Finland | Cheon-Pyo Lee - Carson-Newman College, Minna Mattila, J.P. Shim - Mississippi State University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Crestone 3 Mini-Track: IT Management: Information Systems Evaluation |
Customer Value Chair: Zahir Irani, Brunel University |
Assessing Customer Value of Net-Enabled Firms: Test of Panel Data | Pankaj Setia - MSU, Roger Calantone, Ken Boyer |
| Measuring Web-based Service Quality: The Online Customer Point of View | Samar I. Swaid - University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Rolf Wigand - University of Arkansas at Little Rock |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Crestone 4 Mini-Track: IT Management: IS Leadership |
IT Management: IS Leadership (2) Chair: David Preston, Texas Christian University |
An Extended Model of IT Governance: A Conceptual Proposal | Gerald G. Grant - Carleton University, Allen Brown - Carleton University, Aareni Uruthirapathy - Carleton University, Shawn McKnight - Carleton University |
| Barriers IT Employees Face - A Gender Perspective | Cynthia Riemenschneider - University of Arkansas, Deborah Armstrong, Margaret Reid - University of Arkansas, Rachel Rashe - University of Arkansas, Myria Allen - University of Arkansas |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Castle Peak 2 Mini-Track: Information Systems Education |
Curriculum (1) Chair: Geoffrey N. Dick, University of New South Wales |
IS Professionals Assess the Usefulness of the Four Most Common IS Courses | Deborah J. Ballou - Tennessee Technological University, Brian R. Huguenard - Tennessee Technological University |
| Mastery Level Learning and the Art of Database Design | Pam Neely - Rochester Institute of Technology | ||
| IS Curriculum Recommendations for Web Courses Based on Current Technology Use by Fortune 400 Companies | Juyun Cho - Utah State University, Jason Couraud - Utah State University, David Olsen - Utah State University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Castle Peak 4 Mini-Track: IT Research & Educ: Language-Centered Research in Information Systems |
Language-Centered Research in Information Systems Chair: Neil Ramiller, Portland State University |
Systemic Involvement in Human Discourse: A Bi-modal Approach to IT Discourse | David W. Marlow - University of South Carolina - Upstate |
| Exploring Technology Frames through Interview Narratives | Maureen MacLeod - University of Hawaii, Elizabeth J. Davidson - Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii Manoa | ||
| Texts as Maps: Deconstruction as an Approach to Exploring IS Practice | Mike Chiasson - Lancaster University, Elizabeth J. Davidson - Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii Manoa |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Torreys 4 Mini-Track: SAD: Agile Systems Development Methods |
Improving agile practices Chair: Venugopal Balijepally, Prairie View A&M University |
An Empirical Study Examining the Usage and Perceived Importance of XP Practices | Ann L. Fruhling - UNO, Jessica Zhang - UNO |
| Using Genetic Algorithms for Software Testing: Performance Improvement Techniques | James A. McCart - University of South Florida, Donald J. Berndt - University of South Florida, Alison Watkins - University of South Florida | ||
| An Integrated Framework for Code Reuse and Refactoring in Extreme Programming | Vijayan Sugumaran - Oakland University, Gerald DeHondt - Kent State University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Quandary 2 Mini-Track: Security & Privacy: Business Process Control, Security and Risk Assessment |
SIGASYS01-2 Chair: Theophanis Stratopoulos, University of Waterloo |
Perceptions of Information Technology Risk: A Delphi Study | James L. Worrell - Florida State University, Ashley A. Bush - Florida State University |
| Development of an Information Technology Audit Process Quality Framework | Douglas Havelka - Miami University, Jeffrey W. Merhout - Miami University |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Quandary 3 Mini-Track: Socio-Technical Dimensions in IS Security |
E-Risk Chairs: Ye Chen, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Rui Chen, SUNY Buffalo |
Dimensions of Perceived Ecommerce Risks: An Empirical Study Using the Psychometric Paradigm | Easwar A. Nyshadham - Nova Southeastern University, Ling Wang, Bill Hafner |
| Tiered Approach for Mitigating Big Security Losses: A Variance Reduction Model | Arunabha Mukhopadhyay - Indian Institute of Management Lucknow, Samir Chatterjee - Claremont Graduate University, Debashis Saha - IIM Calcutta, Ambuj Mahanti - IIM Calcutta, Samir K. Sadhukhan - IIM Calcutta | ||
| A Meta-Analysis of Security Risk Theory Literature in IS from 2000-2006 | April M. Adams - Mississippi State University, Gary Templeton - Mississippi State University, Natalie Campbell |
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10:30 AM-12:00 PM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Track: IT and its relevance in Latino America |
Managing Knowledge with IT in Latino America Chair: James Pick, University of Redlands |
Comunidades Virtuales Como Alternativa Para Facilitar el Intercambio de Conocimiento en Organizaciones | Edgar S. Vilcapoma-Escurra - Universidad Nacional de Ingenieria, Jose A. Robles-Flores - Arizona State University / ESAN University |
| Agrupamiento en Grandes Bases de Datos vía la Reducción Estadística del Espacio de Búsqueda | Ignacio Ania - ITAM, Angel Kuri - ITAM | ||
| Web-Based Corporate Training in Brazil: An Exploratory Investigation into Key Success Factors | Luiz A. Joia - Getulio Vargas Foundation |
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12:15 PM-1:00 PM Longs Peak Plenary Speaker |
Plenary Session (AMCIS sponsor) |
IT Enabled Transformation of Organizations and Institutions Plenary Speaker Irving Wladawsky-Berger, Chairman Emeritus, IBM Academy of Technology and Visiting Professor of Engineering Systems, MIT |
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1:00 PM-2:30 PM Terraces Lunch |
Box Lunch |
The Box Lunch will be available at the Conference Center. Limited seating is available indoors in the Shavano Peak room along with ample outdoor seating on the Terraces
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Ten Mile Journal Minitrack |
Journal Minitrack: Empirical Studies on UML |
Hosted by Journal of Database Management 1) Dimensions of UML Diagram Use - Brian Dobing and Jeffrey Parsons 2) Use Case Diagrams in Support of Use Case Modeling - Andrew Gemino and Drew Parker |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Red Cloud Panel |
CIO Panel: Panelists to be
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Torreys 3 Panel |
Future Directions in Methodologies and Tools for the Management of Security Panelists: Joobin Choobineh, Texas A&M University, Gurpreet Dhillon, Virginia Commonwealth University, Michael Grimaila, Air Force Institute of Technology, Jackie Rees, Purdue University |
Executive management is responsible for implementing enterprise-wide risk management programs as a means to insure cost efficient risk mitigation, compliance with laws and regulations, and communications with stakeholders. An important means of accurate measurement of the effectiveness of the management is establishment of a security metrics program. Security metrics can be used to evaluate complex information security programs, improve security processes, provide data used in the calculation of the return for security investment, determine compliance, and track progress toward desired security capabilities. There is a need for research to verify/confirm the management challenges, discover current management deficiencies, identify best practices, devise methodologies, and specify requirements for suitable metrics and tools for the management of security. The purpose of this panel is to draw upon the work and the experience of each panelist and the audience on this subject with particular emphasis on the management of information security. | |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Arapahoe Tutorial |
Visualizing IS: A Introductory Tutorial on Geographic Information Systems Chairs: Daniel Farkas, Pace University, Narayan Murthy, Pace University |
Information Systems traditionally involve the application of computing to the problems of organizations. Geographic Information Systems are characterized by data, spatial objects, which have locations (e.g. addresses, landmarks, geopolitical boundaries, etc.) and data associated with them (e.g. demographic information, value, etc.). While many associate GIS systems with scientific data, emerging applications and research involves solving problems which asks business related questions about geospatial information and applied in many situations including Customer Analysis, Market Analysis, Site Selection, etc.
This tutorial will give a brief overview and demonstration of GIS concepts using the popular ESRI ARCView system. An exercise will include a brief GIS analysis to reinforce the introductory concepts. |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Grays 1 Mini-Track: Coll & KM: Cross-Organizational and Cross-Border IS/IT Collaboration |
Cross-Organizational and Cross-Border IS/IT Collaboration (2) Chair: James Pick, University of Redlands |
The Role of Diversity and Technology in Global Virtual Teams | Praveen Pinjani - University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Prashant C. Palvia - UNCG |
| The Impacts of Electronic Collaboration and Information Exploitation Capability on Firm Performance | Ilsang Ko - Chonnam National University, Lorne Olfman - CGU, Sujung Choi - Chonnam National University | ||
| Leader Delegation, Task Significance, and Trust in Global Software Development Teams | Suling Zhang - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Marilyn Tremaine - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Richard Egan - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Allen Milewski - Monmouth University, Jerry Fjermestad, Patrick O'Sullivan |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Grays 2 Mini-Track: Coll & KM: Virtual Communities |
Impact of Virtual Communities Chair: Balaji Rajagopalan, Oakland University |
A Facilitators’ Perspective on Successful Virtual Communities of Practice | Halbana Tarmizi - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Gert-Jan de Vreede - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Ilze Zigurs - University of Nebraska at Omaha |
| Facilitating Employee Creativity: What Can We Learn from Online Work Community? | Dejin Zhao - Penn State University, Mary Beth Rosson - Penn State University | ||
| Towards a Research Agenda for Virtual Communities | Achim Dannecker - Universität der Bundeswehr München, Jan Marco Leimeister - TUM - Technische Universität München |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Castle Peak 4 Mini-Track |
Knowledge Transfer III Chairs: Donald Jones, Texas Tech University, Samuel Otim, n/a, David Croasdell, University of Nevada Reno |
Knowledge Transfer for ERP Upgrades | Jeff Erickson - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Judy E. Scott - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center |
| The Role of IT Human Capability in Knowledge Transfer Process Under IT Outsourcing Situations | Jooyeon Park - Yonsei School of Business, Kun Shin Im - Yonsei University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Quandary 1 Mini-Track: Design Science: Intelligent Agent and Multi-Agent Systems in Business |
Agent-Based Applications Chair: Vijayan Sugumaran, Oakland University |
An Agent-Based Reverse Pricing Model for Reducing Bullwhip Effect in Supply Chains | Yll Mujaj - University of Hohenheim, Joerg Leukel - University of Hohenheim |
| Agent-oriented e-Learning Process Modeling | Hokyin Lai - City University of Hong Kong, Huaiqing Wang - City University of Hong Kong, Minhong Wang - The University of Hong Kong |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Torreys 1 Mini-Track: DSS: Data and Text Mining for Decision Support |
Improved methodologies in data mining Chair: Christie Fuller, Oklahoma State University |
Multi-dimensional Data Visualization Techniques for Exploring Financial Performance Data | Dorina Marghescu - Turku Centre for Computer Science, Åbo Akademi University |
| Classification Algorithm Sensitivity to Training Data with Non Representative Attribute Noise | Michael Mannino - University of Colorado at Denver, Yanjuan Yang - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Young Ryu - University of Texas at Dallas | ||
| Comparing Neural Network, Logistic Regression, and Discriminant Analysis for Knowledge Representation and Classification Explanation | Monica Lam - CSUS |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Grays 3 Mini-Track: Ebiz & Services: Business Models for the Digital Economy |
Trust 1 Chair: Ian MacInnes, Syracuse University |
The Roles of Positive and Negative Utility in Predicting Online Wine Purchase Behavior | Michael J. Sheridan - Appalachian State University, Joseph A. Cazier - Appalachian State University, Douglas B. May - Appalachian State University |
| The Moderating Role of Perceived Effectiveness of Third-Party Control on Trust and Online Purchasing Intentions | Yulin Fang - City University of Hong Kong, Israr Qureshi - University of Western Ontario, Patrick McCole - Queen's University Belfast, ELAINE RAMSEY - Queen's University | ||
| The Effectiveness of Customer Service Policies on Intentions in Business-To-Consumer E-Commerce: A Psychological Contract Perspective | Wei Sha - Pittsburg State University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Crestone 2 Mini-Track: Global IT: ICT in Africa and Other Developing Regions |
Global IT: ICT in Africa and Other Developing Regions (1) Chair: Godwin Udo, University of Texas El Paso |
An Assessment of Electronic Banking Initiatives in Nigeria | Francis K. Andoh-Baidoo - State University of New York at Brockport, Babajide Osatuyi - State University of New York at Brockport, Muhammadou M. Kah - ABTI American University, Emmanuel S. Aidoo - High Point University |
| Going Online? The Case of an E-Pharmacy in Jordan | Saheer Al-Jaghoub - Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Moh'd Al-Jedaya - Al-Ahliyya Amman University, Hussein Al-Yaseen |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Castle Peak 3 Mini-Track: HCI: HCI Issues in Healthcare IT |
HCI Issues in Healthcare IT Chair: Nina McGarry, Marymount University |
Key Considerations for Designing Electronic Medical Records Systems | Edward W. Wright - Case Western University, Michel Avital - University of Amsterdam |
| Applying IT to Healthcare: Humans, Errors, and a Data Quality Perspective | Leo L. Pipino - University of Massachusetts Lowell, Yang Lee - Northeastern University | ||
| Health Information Websites: Is the Health Consumer Being Well-Served? | Julie Fisher, Frada Burstein - Monash University, Kathy Lynch, Kate Lazarenko, Sue McKemmish | ||
| Using Cross-Tabulation and Kendall's TAU-C in an Effort to Understand Gender Issues of Socio-Technical Systems Development of a Healthcare Informatics Application | Nina McGarry - Marymount University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Suns Mini-Track: Healthcare: E Knowledge and Healthcare |
Healthcare: E Knowledge and Healthcare (1) Chair: Nilmini Wickramsinghe, Stuart School of Business |
Knowledge Creation in Virtual Communities of Patients: The Role of Quality Assurance | Achim Dannecker - Universität der Bundeswehr München, Ulrike Lechner - Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen |
| Social Capital and Knowledge Exchange in Hybrid Virtual Communities for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis: Preliminary Results | Sherry D. Ryan - University of North Texas | ||
| Knowledge Management: The Hidden Power Behind Network-Centric Healthcare | Nilmini Wickramasinghe - Illinois Institute of Technology, rajeev Bali - Coventry University, Brian Lehaney - Coventry University, Ian Marshall - Coventry University, Raouf Naguib - Coventry University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Crestone 1 Mini-Track: IT Management: Building on Classic Theories to Reach New Heights in Adoption and Diffusion Research |
Theoretical Perspectives on IT Adoption & Diffusion Chair: Anand Jeyaraj, Wright State University |
An Empirical Investigation of the Equity Implementation Model: An Alternative Lens for Understanding Technology Adoption | Traci J. Hess - Washington State University, Kailash Joshi - University of Missouri - St. Louis, Anna McNab |
| Building on Leavitt's Diamond Model of Organizations: The Organizational Interaction Diamond Model and the Impact of Information Technology on Structure, People, and Tasks | Dianne L. Wigand - University of Arkansas at Little Rock | ||
| Protection Motivation Theory in Information System Adoption: A Case of Anti-Plagiarism System | Younghwa Lee - University of Kansas, Jeong-Yeon Lee - University of Kansas, Yucong Liu - University of Kansas |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Crestone 3 Mini-Track: IT Management: Information Technology Project Management |
I - Project Risk and Knowledge Chair: Brandis Phillips, Michigan State University |
A Theoretical Framework for Information Systems Portfolio Management | Brandis Phillips - Michigan State University |
| Risk Perspectives in Systems Development | Merrill Warkentin - Mississippi State University, Ernst Bekkering - Northeastern State University, Allen C. Johnston - University of Alabama Birmingham, Robert S. Moore - Mississippi State University | ||
| Replacing the Project Manager in Information System Projects: What Knowledge Should be Transferred? | Maritta Pirhonen - University of Jyväskylä, Tero Vartiainen - Turku School of Economics |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Crestone 4 Mini-Track: IT Management: Offshoring: Trends, Issues, and Management |
Offshoring: Trends, Issues, and Management Chair: Kallol Bagchi, University of Texas at El Paso |
Outsourcing and the Arbitrage Myth: Valuing the Intrinsic Risk of IT Offshoring | James Davis - Louisiana State Universtiy |
| Is Offshore Sourcing Decision a Strategic Response to Declining Firm Performance? | Shirish C. Srivastava - National University of Singapore, Thompson S. Teo - National University of Singapore, Partha S. Mohapatra - Morgan State University | ||
| IT Offshore Outsourcing: Contingency and Strategies | Rui Chen - State University of New York at Buffalo, Rajiv Kishore - SUNY at Buffalo |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Torreys 2 Mini-Track: IT Management: Types of Social Issues Impacted by Information Technology |
Social Issues Chair: Donald Amoroso, Appalachian State University |
Information Assurance in B2C e-Commerce Transactions: A Process-Oriented Framework and Empirical Analysis of Websites using Semantic Networks | Dan J. Kim - University of Houston Clear Lake, Kwok-Bun Yue - University of Houston Clear Lake, T. Andrew Yang - University of Houston - Clear Lake |
| Music Sharing in Russia: Understanding Behavioral Intention and Use of Music Downloading | Donald Amoroso, Antonina Durfee - Appalachian State University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Castle Peak 2 Mini-Track: IT Research & Educ: Information Systems Education |
Curriculum (2) Chair: Mary Granger, George Washington University |
Do They Really Know It? Students’ Perceptions of the Software Applications Course | Marcy Courier - The University of Tampa, Raymond Papp - The University of Tampa |
| Programming Standards for the Information Systems Curriculum | Julie Tomlin - Colorado State University, John Hoxmeier - Colorado State University, Susan Athey - Colorado State University | ||
| A Qualitative Analysis of Computing Students’ Professional Identity and its Relationship to Strategies for Coping with Stressors in the Computing Disciplines | Tracy L. Lewis - Radford University, Wanda J. Smith - Virginia Tech, France Belanger - Virginia Tech, K. Vernard Harrington - Radford University |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Torreys 4 Mini-Track: SAD: SA&D Methodologies and Processes |
SA&D Processes and Value Chairs: Glenn Browne, Texas Tech University, Solomon Antony, Texas Tech University, Andrew Gemino, Simon Fraser University |
Requirements Elicitation Technique Selection: A Theory-Based Contingency Model | Miguel I. Aguirre-Urreta - University of Kansas, George Marakas - University of Kansas |
| Estimating Risk in Information Technology Projects | Andrew C. Gemino - Simon Fraser University, Chris Sauer - University of Oxford, Blaize Horner Reich - Simon Fraser University | ||
| IT Value of Software Development: A Multi-theoretic Perspective | VenuGopal Balijepally - Prairie View A&M University, Sridhar Nerur - University of Texas at Arlington, RadhaKanta Mahapatra |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Quandary 2 Mini-Track: Security & Privacy: Digital Forensics and its Role in Security, Law and Accounting |
Digital Forensics and Cyber Law Chairs: Glenn Dardick, Longwood University, David Biros, Oklahoma State University |
Computer Forensics, E-Discovery, and Spoliation: Impact of the New Federal Rules | Burke T. Ward - Villanova University, Janice C. Sipior - Villanova University, Linda Volonino - Canisius College, Georgina R. Peterson |
| A Framework for Stylometric Similarity Detection in Online Settings | Ahmed Abbasi - University of Arizona, Hsinchun Chen - University of Arizona |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Quandary 3 Mini-Track: Socio-Technical Dimensions in IS Security |
Adoption, Abuse and Use - Policies and Strategies Chairs: Merrill Warkentin, Mississippi State University, Sushma Mishra, Virginia Commanwealth University |
The IT Security Adoption Conundrum: An Initial Step Toward Validation of Applicable Measures | Merrill Warkentin - Mississippi State University, Jordan Shropshire - Mississippi State University, Allen C. Johnston - University of Alabama Birmingham |
| Managing the Dark Side of Computer Use at Work: A Typology of Information Technology Abuse and Management Strategy | Stephen M. Campbell - UNC Charlotte, Ying Lu - UNC Charlotte | ||
| Out of Fear or Desire: Why do Employees Follow Information Systems Security Policies? | Jai-Yeol Son - University of British Columbia, Hyeun-Suk Rhee |
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2:30 PM-4:00 PM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Track: IT and its relevance in Latino America |
The IT Unit in Latino America Chair: Martha Garcia Murillo, Syracuse University |
The Use of Mixed Methodology in the Study of the IT Occupational Culture: Utilizando Metodología de Investigación Mixta en el Estudio de la Cultura Ocupacional de Sistemas | Indira R. Guzman - Touro University International |
| Un Estudio Exploratorio de los Departamentos de Tecnologias de Informacion en un Pais en Desarrollo | Juan M. Gómez Reynoso - Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes, Carlos A. Torers Quiñones, Carlos A. Arévalo Mercado, Estela L. Muñoz Andrade |
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4:00 PM-4:30 PM Conference Center Ballroom Foyers Break |
Coffee Break |
Coffee and light refreshments can be enjoyed in the Conference Center Ballroom Foyers or outdoors on the Terraces. | |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Red Cloud Vendor |
Oracle (AMCIS sponsor) Palgrave Macmillan(AMCIS
sponsor) |
Oracle: Oracle's Academic Initiative - Vanessa Graziano, vanessa.graziano@oracle.com
Palgrave Macmillan: Teaching Cases in the Journal of Information Technology -Leslie Willcocks Palgrave Macmillan reception following the Willcocks presentation. |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Ten Mile Journal Minitrack |
Journal Minitrack: Qualitative Research |
Qualitative Research, Computational Methods, and Abductive Reasoning - Jeffrey V. Nickerson and Michael zur Muehlen, Stevens Institute of Technology | |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Torreys 3 Panel |
Connecting the Americas Panelists: Jack Becker, University of North Texas, Aurora Sanchez, Catholic University of the North - Chile, Guillermo Rodriguez-Abitia, ITESM Campus Estado de Mexico, Ali Reza Montazemi, McMaster University, Ken Kendall, Rutgers University, Martin Santana, ESAN University, Ajay Vinze, Arizona State University |
The "Connecting the Americas" panelists will discuss what should become a very important future mini-track for IS/IT research. Connecting the Americas research involves the understanding, creation, and sharing of theoretical and practical IS/IT issues among researchers in the Americas (North, South, Central America and the Caribbean Region). As our global community continues to shrink, it is important to examine all aspects of research that can potentially connect our close neighbor countries and cultures. We believe that this panel discussion could lead to many valuable new streams of IS/IT research. | |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Arapahoe Tutorial |
Positioning and Tracking Technologies in Healthcare: RFID and More Chairs: Q.B. Chung, Villanova University, Nelson King, American University of Beirut |
Widespread adoption of indoor positioning and tracking technologies in US healthcare is expected in 2007. The first implementation challenge is to compare the technological alternatives including various flavors of passive or active RFID, 802.11 fingerprinting, ultrasound, infrared, and even video. Each technology has its strengths and weaknesses so key tradeoffs are discussed. A taxonomy of positioning applications helps put into perspective the various triggers and contextual considerations that influence the choice of technology. Several case studies are used to illustrate the adoption challenges that will be encountered. These cases include a proof of concept implementation of a location tracking and verification system and several feasibility studies conducted for an emergency unit. One of these overlooked challenges is the need to integrate position information with clinical workflows which introduces social and organizational changes. Finally, areas of IS research related to position and tracking technologies are identified. | |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Grays 1 Mini-Track: Distributed Decision-Making in the Global Economy |
Collaborative Distributed Decision Making Chair: Anil Aggarwal, University of Baltimore |
Knowledge Networking across the Social Divide: A Model for Distributed Decision Making | Sajda Qureshi - UNO, Mehruz Kamal - UNO, Peter Keen |
| Roles of Information Technology in Distributed and Open Innovation Process | Peter Baloh - University of Ljubljana, Kevin C. Desouza - University of Washington, Yukika Awazu, Christoph H. Wecht, Jeffrey Kim - University of Washington, Sanjeev Jha | ||
| Decision-Making in a Distributed Global Environment (DDGE): Lessons from Web-Based Education (WBE) | A.K. Aggarwal - University of Baltimore, Minnie Yen - University of Alaska Anchorage, Pekka Makkonen - University of Jyväskylä |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Grays 2 Mini-Track: Design Science: Service-Oriented Enterprises and Architectures |
Service-Oriented Enterprises and Architectures Chair: Padmal Vitharana, Syracuse University |
Achieving Flexibility via Service-Centric Community Source: The Case of Kuali | Manlu Liu, Harry Wang - University of Delaware, J Leon Zhao - University of Arizona |
| A Service Model for the Development of Management Systems for IT-enabled Services | Nico Ebert - University of St. Gallen, Falk Uebernickel, Axel Hochstein, Walter Brenner | ||
| Service-Oriented Enterprises and Architectures: State of the Art and Research Opportunities | Padmal Vitharana - Syracuse University, Kumar Bhaskaran - IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, Hemant Jain - UW-Milwaukee, Harry Wang - University of Delaware, J Leon Zhao - University of Arizona |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Quandary 1 Mini-Track: Design Science: Intelligent Agent and Multi-Agent Systems in Business |
Agent-Based Applications II Chair: Vijayan Sugumaran, Oakland University |
Design and Implementation of Semantic Decision Support System for Supplier Performance Contract Monitoring and Execution: Integrating Description Logics, Semantic Web Rules and Service-Oriented Computing in the Context of the Extended Enterprise | A F. Salam - UNCG |
| Flexibility of Multiagent Problem-Solving Based on Mutual Understanding | Stefan Kirn - Universität Hohenheim, Vijayan Sugumaran - Oakland University |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Torreys 1 Mini-Track: DSS: Data and Text Mining for Decision Support |
Data mining for better decision support Chair: David Olson, University of Nebraska |
Medical Material Management Support Using Data Mining and Analytics | Madhav Erraguntla - Knowledge Based Systems, Inc., Richard Mayer |
| Using Neural Networks to Forecast Box Office Success | Mike Henry - Institute for Research in Information Systems, Ramesh Sharda - Institute for Research in Information Systems, Dursun Delen - Oklahoma State University |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Grays 3 Mini-Track: Ebiz & Services: Business Models for the Digital Economy |
Trust 2 Chair: Hans-Dieter Zimmermann, University of Applied Sciences HTW Chur |
Consumer's Initial Acceptance of E-Commerce Website: A Contingency Approach | Rui Chen - State University of New York at Buffalo |
| Freeware Downloads: An Empirical Investigation Into the Impact of Expert and User Reviews On Demand for Digital Goods | Naveen Amblee - University of Hawaii at Manoa, Tung Bui - University of Hawaii at Manoa | ||
| Building Consumer-to-Consumer Trust in e-Finance Marketplaces | Martina Greiner - University of Georgia, Hui Wang - University of Georgia |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Track: EGov: e-Government and Public Sector Evaluation |
EGov: e-Government and Public Sector Evaluation Chair: Tony Elliman, Brunel University |
Exploring the Relationship Between IS performance and Organizational Culture in the Government and Public Sector Organizations | Shivraj Kanungo - The George Washington University |
| Investigating EAI Adoption in LGAs: A Case Study Based Analysis | Muhammad M. Kamal - Brunel University, Marinos Themistocleous - BRUNEL UNIVERSITY | ||
| A Value Oriented Conceptual Model for Innovation in Local Government | Ah-Lian Kor - Leeds Metropolitan University, Graham Orange - Leeds Metropolitan University, Tony Elliman - Brunel University, Rana Tassabehji - University of Bradford |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Castle Peak 4 Mini-Track |
Managerial and Social Aspects of Government II Chair: Roman Brandtweiner, Vienna University of Economics & BA |
Public Sector Innovation and Diffusion Processes: Decentralisation and Innovation | Bjoern Niehaves - European Research Center for Information Systems |
| How to Configure Cost-optimal Procurement Consortia for Academic Libraries | Daniel Beimborn - Frankfurt University, Rainer B. Fladung - J. W. Goethe University Frankfurt, Franz Rothlauf - J. Gutenberg University Mainz |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Crestone 2 Mini-Track: Global IT: ICT in Africa and Other Developing Regions |
Global IT: ICT in Africa and Other Developing Regions (2) Chairs: Godwin Udo, University of Texas El Paso, Peeter Kirs, University of Texas El Paso |
Management of Interorganizational Open Source Software Projects - Lessons from a Case Study in Developing Country Context | Jussi nissila, Jussi Puhakainen - Turku School of Economics, pasi Malinen - TurkuSchool of Economics |
| Open Source Software Adoption: Differences Between Developed and Developing Economies | Solomon Negash - Kennesaw State University, Michelle S. Carter - Georgia State University |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Castle Peak 3 Mini-Track: HCI: Hedonic information technologies |
Hedonic Information Technologies I (Lifestyle Computing) Chair: Paul Lowry, Brigham Young University |
User Acceptance of Hedonic Information Technologies: A Perceived Value Perspective | Ofir Turel - California State University, Fullerton, Alexander Serenko - Lakehead University, Nick Bontis |
| Real vs. Virtual: A Theoretical Framework for Assessing the Role of Authenticity in Visitor Interactions with Museum Technologies | Jessie Pallud - Paris Dauphine University, Detmar Straub - Georgia State University | ||
| Trust and Privacy Concern Within Social Networking Sites: A Comparison of Facebook and MySpace | Catherine Dwyer - Pace University, Starr Hiltz - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Katia Passerini - New Jersey Institute of Technology |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Suns Mini-Track: Healthcare: E Knowledge and Healthcare |
Healthcare: E Knowledge and Healthcare (2) Chair: Nilmini Wickramsinghe, Stuart School of Business |
Improving the Knowledge Base by Integrating Vital Sign Data into Pre-Hospital Patient Care Records | Mark Gaynor - Boston University, Dan Myung, Steve Moulton |
| Identification of Customer Value of Healthcare Services in Taiwan | Wan-I Lee - National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Bih-Yaw Shih - National PingTung University of Education, Taiwan, ROC |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Crestone 1 Mini-Track: IT Management: Building on Classic Theories in Adoption and Diffusion Research |
Factors that Influence IT Adoption & Diffusion Chair: Renee Pratt, Florida State University |
Conceptualizing Creative Use: An Examination of the Construct and its Determinants | Annette M. Mills - University of Canterbury, Wynne W. Chin - University of Houston |
| The Effect of Simplicity and Perceived Control on Perceived Ease of Use | Dongwon Lee - Information and Communications University, Junghoon Moon - Information and Communications University, YongJin Kim | ||
| Examining the Relationships Among Personality Traits, IT-specific Traits, and Perceived Ease of Use | Joshua M. Davis - University of South Carolina, Lorraine S. Lee - University of South Carolina, Mun Y. Yi - University of South Carolina |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Crestone 3 Mini-Track: IT Management: Information Technology Project Management |
II - Project Teams Chair: Jeff Crawford, University of Tulsa |
Reducing Requirement Perception Gaps through Coordination Mechanisms in Software Development Team | Yuzhu Li - University of Central Florida, James Jiang - University of Central Florida, Gary Klein - University of Colorado at Colorado Springs |
| Know Thyself: The Importance of Identity in Achieving Software Development Project Temporal Success | Jeff Crawford - University of Tulsa | ||
| Good Project Management Practices Drive More Than Project Success: Learning, Knowledge Sharing and Job Satisfaction in IT Project Teams | Frank Braun - Northern Kentucky University, Michel Avital - University of Amsterdam |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Crestone 4 Mini-Track: IT Management: Outsourcing IS Development, IT Operations, and Business Processes |
IT and Business Process Outsourcing Chair: Mihir Parikh, University of Central Florida |
Information Technology Sourcing Research: Critique, Lessons and Prospects | Leslie Willcocks - London School of Economics, Mary Lacity - University of Missouri, Sara Cullen - University of Melbourne |
| Differences in Contracting: Anchoring Formal and Relational Norms within BPO Governance | Cornelia Gellings - E-Finance Lab, Kim R. Wuellenweber - E-Finance Lab | ||
| Social Capital in Knowledge Based Business Process Outsourcing | Biswadip Ghosh - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, Judy E. Scott - University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Torreys 2 Mini-Track: IT Management: Types of Social Issues Impacted by Information Technology |
Social Issues Session II Chair: Donald Amoroso, Appalachian State University |
Uses of Social Software in Personal and Organizational Settings | Rachael IP - City University of Hong Kong |
| Electronic Monitoring in Workplace: Synthesis and Theorizing | Rui Chen - State University of New York at Buffalo, G. Lawrence Sanders |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Castle Peak 2 Mini-Track: IT Research & Educ: Information Systems Education |
Enrollments (1) Chair: Geoffrey N. Dick, University of New South Wales |
Attracting Students to the IS Major: The Role of IT Sophistication in Introductory IS Courses | Asli Y. Akbulut - Grand Valley State University, Clayton A. Looney - University of Montana |
| Toward Recruitment And Retention Strategies Based on the Early Exposure to the IT Occupational Culture | Isabelle Fagnot - Syracuse University, Indira R. Guzman - Touro University International, Jeffrey Stanton - Syracuse University | ||
| Why College Undergraduates Choose to Major in Information Technology: A Multi-Theoretical Perspective | Nathan Heinze - FAU, Qing Hu - Florida Atlantic University |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Torreys 4 Mini-Track: SAD: SA&D Methodologies and Processes |
Systems Development Chairs: Solomon Antony, Texas Tech University, Glenn Browne, Texas Tech University, Andrew Gemino, Simon Fraser University |
Analyzing Scrum Agile Software Development with Development Process, Social Factor, and Project Management Lenses | Yong Seog Kim - USU |
| Web-Based Information Systems: Developing a Design Theory | Keng Siau - University of Nebraska-Lincoln, XiaoFeng Chen, Xin Tan - Fairleigh Dickinson University | ||
| Improving Mutual Understanding of Development Artifacts: A Semiotics-Based Approach | Joerg Evermann - Victoria University of Wellington, Gary Haggard - Bucknell University, Jennifer Ferreira - Victoria University of Wellington |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Quandary 2 Mini-Track: Security & Privacy: Information Security and Privacy Concerns in a Global Economy |
On Line Privacy Chair: Jeng-Chung Chen, University of Wisconsin - La Crosse |
An Empirical Investigation of the Determinants of Online Information Disclosure | Riza E. Arsal - Clemson University, Chris Zimmer, Mohammad AlMarzouq, Varun Grover - Clemson University |
| The Impact of Personal Dispositions on Privacy and Trust in Disclosing Health Information Online | Gaurav Bansal - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Fatemeh Zahedi - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, David Gefen - Drexel University |
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4:30 PM-6:00 PM Quandary 3 Mini-Track: Socio-Technical Dimensions in IS Security |
Resilience Chairs: Jeff May, Virginia Commonwealth University, Raj Sharman, SUNY - Buffalo |
The Essential Components of Disaster Recovery Methods: A Delphi Study Among Small Businesses | Barry A. Cumbie - Auburn University |
| Business Continuity Preparedness and the Mindfulness State of Mind | Tiffany L. Braun - Northern Kentucky University, Ben Martz - Northern Kentucky University | ||
| An Empirical Investigation of Knowledge-Based Authentication | Ye Chen - University of Wisconsin-Madison, Divakaran Liginlal - University of Wisconsin |
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6:00 PM-7:30 PM Golds Ancillary Meeting |
LACAIS |
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6:00 PM-7:00 PM Silvers Ancillary Meeting |
SIG HEALTH |
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6:01 PM-7:01 PM Crestone 1 Ancillary Meeting |
SIG ENTSYS |
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6:01 PM-7:31 PM Torreys 1 Ancillary Meeting |
SIGSAND |
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6:01 PM-7:01 PM Grays 1 Ancillary Meeting |
CAIS Editorial Board Meeting |
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6:30 PM-8:00 PM Grays 3 Ancillary Meeting |
SIGHCI |
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Saturday, August 11, 2007
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7:00 AM-8:30 AM Conference Center Breakfast |
Breakfast |
Continental breakfast will be served at the Conference Center. Limited seating is available indoors in the Shavano Peak room along with ample outdoor seating on the Terraces. | |
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7:30 AM-9:00 AM Golds Ancillary Meeting |
AMCIS 2008 Track Chairs Meeting and Breakfast |
Breakfast will be served as the track chairs for AMCIS 2008 meet to discuss next year's program. All interested people are welcome to attend. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Red Cloud Panel |
Undergraduate Information Systems Model Curriculum Revision: Rethinking the Approach and the Process Panelists: Heikki Topi, n/a, Joe Valacich, Washington State University, Jay Nunamaker, University of Arizona, Janice Sipior, Villanova University |
The panel will give the information systems community a status update of the recently launched joint ACM/AIS undergraduate IS curriculum revision effort and an opportunity to participate in the revision process. The panel will consist of the members of the ACM/AIS task force leading the project, and it will begin with a discussion on the factors that motivate this revision. We will continue with a description of three core themes that the task force believes are critically important for the revision process: expanding the scope of the model curriculum beyond schools of business/management, providing more flexibility to schools adopting the curriculum by separating the core of the curriculum from career track electives, and using Web 2.0 technologies to create a platform for ongoing curriculum maintenance. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 3 Panel |
The Global Text Project: Engaging Many For The Benefit Of Many More Panelists: Don McCubbrey, University of Denver, John Beachboard, Idaho State University, Paul Bauer, University of Denver, Goizueta Business School, Rick Watson, University of Georgia |
The Global text project was initiated in early 2006 to develop a series of free, open content, electronic textbooks using modified wiki software for university students in developing countries. The cost of traditional textbooks is a serious barrier to students wishing to obtain the education necessary to help lift themselves and their countries out of poverty. The project relies upon contributions from communities of academics, students and practitioners for textbook content. The proof of concept phase, consisting of texts on Information Systems and Business Fundamentals is well underway. Sufficient funding has been obtained from a Swiss Foundation to provide assurance of successful implementation of the initial two texts at universities in the developing world. Eight other texts have been proposed and are in various stages of development. The long-term goal of the project is to obtain corporate sponsors for 1000 books covering every major discipline in the first two years of a typical university curriculum. The panel members, all participants in the project, will discuss what has been learned in the past year, as well as plans to manage and scale the project. Issues covered will include community engagement, editorial oversight, and enlisting corporate support. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Arapahoe Tutorial |
"Hands On" Enterprise Systems and Large Scale, Real Datasets Tutorial - Available Opportunities for Academic Use Panelists: David Douglas, University of Arkansas, Phil Farley, IBM |
Practical tutorial that includes a presentation and “hands on” use of examples and exercises related to University of Arkansas Sam M. Walton College of Business Enterprise Systems resources which include IBM mainframe, SAP, Teradata, and Microsoft systems. Industry partners of the Enterprise Systems program at the Walton College of Business have donated multiple, large-scale datasets for instructional use. For example, the Sam’s Club dataset is comprised of 6 tables and over 55 million rows of POS transactions for 18 stores; the Dillard’s Department Store has 5 tables with a transactions table of 120 million rows. Moreover, IBM, Microsoft, Teradata, and SAP have donated hardware and/or software to make these large datasets available to students. The presenters describe the datasets, business problems, and data warehouse infrastructures built using these datasets as well as their availability for use in a variety of courses. Also included are such topics as creating data warehouse cubes, data analysis, and data mining. Finally, access to these resources by faculty and students outside the University of Arkansas will be described. | |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 1 Mini-Track: Knowledge Management |
Knowledge Management Systems Chairs: Rhonda Syler, University of Arkansas in Little Rock, Gregory Schymik, n/a, David Croasdell, University of Nevada Reno |
A Descriptive Case Study of Electronic Records Taxonomy Development at the Central Intelligence Agency | David Balda, Summer Bartczak - AFIT, Rhonda A. Syler - University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Alan Heminger - AFIT |
| Impact of Knowledge Management Systems on Knowledge Intensive Business Processes | Gregory B. Schymik - Arizona State University, Uday Kulkarni - Arizona State University, Ronald Freeze - Arizona State University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 2 Mini-Track: Design Science: Ubiquitous computing |
Ubiquitous applications Chair: Hong Sheng, University of Missouri-Rolla |
RFID Application in the Food Industry: A Case Study of Korean Food Safety Information Systems Project | J.P. Shim - Mississippi State University, Chengqi Guo - Mississippi State University, Jongtae Yu - Mississippi State University |
| Everyday Simplicity: The Implications of Everyday Tasks for Ubiquitous Computing Applications | Florian Resatsch - University of Arts Berlin, Uwe Sandner - Technische Universität München, Daniel Michelis - University of St. Gallen, Christian Hoechst - University of Arts Berlin, Thomas Schildhauer |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Quandary 1 Mini-Track: Design Science: Mobile Business: Managerial Issues, Applications and Technology |
Mobile Business: Design of Mobile Applications Chair: Upkar Varshney, Georgia State University |
Towards a Taxonomy of Mobile Applications | Robert Nickerson - San Francisco State University, Upkar Varshney - Georgia State University, Jan Muntermann - J.W. Goethe-University Frankfurt, Henri Isaac - Paris Dauphine University |
| An Open Platform for Context-aware Short Message Service | Heng Tang - City University of Hong Kong, Stephen Shaoyi Liao - City University of Hong Kong, David JingJun Xu - City University of Hong Kong | ||
| An Electronic Market Framework for Context-Sensitive Mobile Consumer Profiles in the Marketing Domain | Andreas Albers - University of Frankfurt |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Torreys 1 Mini-Track: DSS: Collaborative Systems, Distributed Processes, and Virtual Work Groups |
Distributed and Collaborative Process Design and Application Chair: Souren Paul, North Carolina A&T State University |
Logic Agents and Conceptual Interoperability through Semantic Web Technologies | Tobias Lehmann - Universität der Bundeswehr, Andreas Karcher - Universität der Bundeswehr |
| A Dynamic Voting Wiki Model | Connie White - New Jersey Institute of Technology, Linda Plotnick - NJIT, Murray Turoff - NJIT, Starr R. Hiltz - njit | ||
| Input Information Complexity and Information Processing in GSS-Based Virtual Work Groups: An Experimental Investigation | Souren Paul - North Carolina A&T State University, Derek Nazareth - University of Wisconsin Milwaukee |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Grays 3 Mini-Track: Ebiz & Services: Business Models for the Digital Economy |
Business Models for the Digital Economy Chair: Ian MacInnes, Syracuse University |
Bank of One: Empirical Analysis of Peer-to-Peer Financial Marketplaces | Sanjeev Kumar - University of Michigan |
| The Influence of Online Word of Mouth on Product Sales in Retail E-commerce: An Empirical Investigation | Alanah Davis - University of Nebraska at Omaha, Deepak Khazanchi - University of Nebraska at Omaha |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 1 Mini-Track: EGov: From Implementation to Adoption: Challenges to Successful E-Government Diffusion |
EGov: From Implementation to Adoption: Challenges to Successful E-Government Diffusion (1) Chair: Vishanth Weerakkody, Brunel University |
E-government Diffusion: A Comparison of Adoption Constructs | Lemuria D. Carter - Mississippi State University |
| E-Collaboration and Government - Collaboration Using Virtual Teams In Law Enforcement To Counter Internet Crimes Against Children | Rahul Bhaksar - California State | ||
| Consumer Adoption of Broadband in Pakistan | Khalil Khoumbati - University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Banita Lal - University of Bedfordshire, Hsin Chen - Kingston University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Crestone 2 Mini-Track: Global IT: ICT Issues in the Greater China Region |
ICT Strategies in the Greater China Region Chairs: Christina Chang, n/a, Nobuhiro Takahasi, Osaka City University |
A Study of Global Marketing Strategies of Taiwan's Personal Computer Industry - Based on the National Culture Dimensions of Hofstede | Christina L. Chang - National Pingtung Institute of Commerce, I-Chun Lin - Department of Information Management, National Sun Yat-Sen University, He Qing Yan |
| Offshoring of Software Development from Japan to China | Nobuhiro Takahashi - Osaka City University, Mita Li - Kyoto University |
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8:30 AM-10:00 AM Castle Peak 3 Mini-Track: HCI: Hedonic information technologies |
Hedonic Information Technologies II (Online Gaming) Chair: Ian MacInnes, Syracuse University |
Why They Enjoy Using This Gaming Application | Jiming Wu - University of Kentucky, Pengtao Li - California State University - Stanislaus |
| Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games (MMORPGs) and Commitment Behavior: An Integrated Model | Sooran Jo - Information and Communications University, Junghoon Moon - Information and Communications University, Edward J. Garrity, G. Lawrence Sanders |