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CURRICULUM VITAE PAUL S. LICKER
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links below for each section) Phone: Office:(1) 248-370-2432 Office
Fax: (1) 370-4275 Back to top Ph.D. (Communication) August 1977, Annenberg School of
Communications, University of
Pennsylvania. Dissertation Title: The Role of Structure in
Communications and Interaction. Back to top Jan 2003-Present: Professor and Department Chair (2003-2005), Decision and Information Sciences, School of Business Administration, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan USA. Faculty MBA Program Director (2005-8); Director, Strategy and Leadership Research Group 2008-. Undergraduate and graduate teaching and research in Management Information Systems. Various administrative positions including departmental chair and Director of the MBA program. Jan 2002-June 2002: Visiting Professor, School of Business, Long Island University. Graduate and undergraduate business courses. Jan 2001-April 2001: Visiting Professor, School of Business, Chulalongkorn University (Bangkok, Thailand). Course in Information Systems in their International BBA program. Rseearch in cross-cultural aspects of IT. Jan 1998-Dec 2002: Professor and Chair of Information Systems, Faculty of Commerce, University of Cape Town, Department of Information Systems. Director of Masters and Doctoral programs in the department. Teaching on the full- and part-time honours programs (Department of IS) and MBA, company and executive courses (Graduate School of Business). Director, CITANDA (Centre for IT and National Development in Africa). Convenor, Faculty Research Seminar. Convenor, E-Commerce Lecture Series. Section Head for PostGraduate Studies July 1981-December 1998. Professor (1990), Faculty of Management, The University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta. MIS Area Chairperson (1988 - 1995). Courses taught include Telecommunications, Systems Analysis, Information Systems Design, Management Information Systems, Financial Accounting (Undergraduate), Project Management, Office Automation, Management Information Systems(MBA Program), Ph. D. Seminar, Management of Computer Programmers, Office Automation, Management Communication, and Managing in a Computer Environment (Continuing Education), Communication Information Systems, Research Methods (Comm. Studies graduate program). Directed two Ph. D. students. Director of the Group Support Systems Project (1990-1994) operating a fee-for service electronic meeting room as well as a comprehensive research project in Group Support Systems. July 1997 Visiting Scholar, Henley Management College, Henley-onThames, UK. Lecturing and research in Management Information Systems. Jan 1996- May 1996 Visiting Lecturer, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa. Led a research team investigating transcultural aspects of groupware in a developing country and supervised two post-graduate students. July 1987-June 1988. Visiting Lecturer, Cambridge University, UK, and the University of Nottingham, UK. Research into the life cycle of small high-tech firms. Development of the MIS module of the new Nottingham MBA program. May 1979 - Present. Vice-President, CommuniCapability, Inc., Calgary, Alberta. Partner in a consulting company specializing in communication and market research, communication product development in office automation, image transmission and storage systems, communication management and consultation on fund raising and career development for technical workers. June 1983 - March 1985. President, Western Medical Software, Ltd., Calgary, Alberta. One of two principles in a software and computer service corporation specializing in providing computer systems and software to the medical profession. August 1980 - June 1981. Assistant Professor, Department of Information Systems, School of Business, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia. Courses included COBOL Programming, Telecommunications, and Data Processing. September 1975 - July 1980. Assistant Professor, Department of Communications, University of Ottawa. Courses taught included Introduction to Communication Phenomena, Applied Communication, Research Methods, Public Opinion, Interpersonal Communication, Seminar in Research, and Critique of Theories in Communication. June 1973 - September 1975. Member of Scientific Staff, Bell-Northern Research, Ltd., Ottawa, Ontario. Behavioural research, research design in the area of information retrieval, psychoaccoustics, and the social impact and psychological parameters of telecommunication and computer-based communication and information retrieval systems. Developed an image-retrieval system for use in editing, home info retrieval, and management. September 1969 - June 1973. Instructor, Annenberg School of Communication, University of Pennsylvania. Taught Computer Laboratory, covering computational techniques and computer impact of social systems. Concentrated on PL/1, string and list processing, and discrete simulation using SIMSCRIPT. January 1971 - May 1973. Consultant Systems Analyst, Computer Command and Control Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Design and implementation of supervisory computer front-end for on-line sales tax processing system; preparing and teaching courses in programming. June 1966 - September 1970. Programmer/Analyst, Systems Analyst, Computer Centre, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Applications programming, operating system implementation, staff and user consultation and training. Courses offered included system design fundamentals and several programming languages. Back to top RESEARCH AND SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES Back to top PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS (always under construction) Organizational IT Maturity: A New Look at an Ageing Concept. Annual SIM Academic Workshop, Montreal, Dec. 2007. (With Arik Ragowsky and David Gefen)
Four Models of Global Application Stewardship. Proceedings 8th Annual Global Information Technology Management World Conference, Naples, IT, June 2007.
Stewardship Models of IT Governance. Proceedings, MidWestern DSI Conference, Chicago, April, 2007. User Responsibility Redux. Journal of Information Technology Cases, Applications, and Research. Vol. 9, No. 2, pp 1-4, 2007. The Expert Opinion: An Interview with Mario Leone, Senior VP and CIO, Federal-Mogul Corporation. Journal of Global Information Technology Management, Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 74-77, 2007. The Expert Opinion: An Interview with David Essig, Chief Information officer, General Motors Powertrain. Journal of Global Information Technology Management, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp 70-70, 2007. The Expert Opinion: An Interview with Warren Ritchie, Director, IT Governance, Americas Region, Volkswagen AG. Journal of Global Information Technology Management, Vol. 9, No. 4, pp 72-76, 2006. The Next Big IT Revolution: User Responsibility. Journal of Information Technology Cases, Applications, and Research. Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 1-4, April, 2006.
E-Commerce Diffusion in Small
Island Countries: The Influence of Institutions in Barbados.
Proceedings, CITED, Ghana, July, 2006 also appears in
EJISDC, V28, 2006
(with Alemayehu Molla and
Rodney Taylor) The Influence Of Institutions On The Diffusion Of E-Commerce In Barbados. Proceedings, Seventh Annual Global Information Technology World Conference, Orlando, FL, June 2006 (with Alemayehu Molla and Rodney Taylor). Perceived E-readiness Factors in E-commerce Adoption: An Empirical Investigation in a Developing Country. International Journal of E-Commerce. Vol. 10, No. 1, Fall 2005, pp. 83-110 (with Alemayehu Molla). eCommerce adoption in developing countries: a model and instrument. Information and Management. Vol 42, pp. 877-899, 2005 (with Alemayehu Molla). Open Access E-Journals: Creating Sustainable Value in Developing Countries, Proceedings Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems, Bangkok, Thailand, July 7-10, 2005. (With R.M.Davison, R. Harris, and G. Shoib )
Global Economies of Style. Proceedings Global Information Technology World Conference, Anchorage, AK, June 2005 Reducing the Surprise in Information Systems Implementation. Journal of Information Technology Cases and Applications. Vol. 6 No. 1, 2004, pp. 1-10. Maturation Stage of eCommerce in Developing Countries: A Survey of South African Companies Information Technologies and International Development. Vol. 1, No. 2, 2004. (with Alemayehu Molla). What Is The Relationship Between ICT And Economic Performance? Proceedings Global Information Technology Management World Conference, San Diego, CA, June 2004. Exploring Differences in Internet Adoption and Usage between Historically Advantaged and Disadvantaged Groups in South Africa Journal of Global Information Technology Management. Journal of Global Information Technology Management, Vol. 6, No. 4, 2003, pp. 6-26. (with Irwin Brown) Open up, It’s the Law! Some Comments on Metcalfe’s Law in Developing Countries. Proceedings Global Information Technology Management World Conference, Calgary, Canada, June 2003. Web-based Learning tools: The Influence of Cultural Values on Usage Behaviour. Proceedings, GITM Conference, Calgary, Canada, June 2003. (with Irwin Brown, Belinda Knol and Simon Vincent.. Information Technology Implementation in the Public Sector of a Developing Country: Issues and Challenges. Proceedings, GITM Conference, New York, June 2002. (with A. Molla and T. Mekonnen). Components of Beliefs about IS Among Students: A Content Analysis. Proceedings, GITM Conference, New York, June 2002. PERM: A Model of E-Commerce Adoption in Developing Countries, In M. Khosrowpour (Ed.) Issues and Trends of Information TechnologyManagement in ContemporaryOrganizations: Proceedings of the 2002 Information Resources Management AssociationInternational Conference, Seattle, Washington, USA, May 9-22, 2002. Hershey, PA: Information Resources Management Association, pp. 527-530. (with Alemayehu Molla). A Gift from the Gods? Components of Information Technological Fatalism, Determinism in Several Cultures. The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries. Vol 7, Jan. 2002. Web Site Readability and
Navigation Techniques: An Empirical Study. Proceedings South African
Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists Conference,
Pretoria, September 2001. (with Robb Anderson, Chris Macintosh, and Andre
van Kets). E-Commerce Systems Success: An Attempt to Partially Extend the Delone and MacLean Model of IS Success. Journal of Ecommerce Research, Vol. 2, No. 4. Nov. 2001. (with Alemayehu Molla) Website Literacy Requirements: Readability and Occulacy Measurement: Proceedings, South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, 1-2 Nov. 2000. Will E-Commerce Marginalise South Africans? Proceedings South African Institute of Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, 1-2 Nov. 2000. Distance Education in an Information Systems Doctoral Program: TeleAssociation at UCT. Proceedings, South African Computer Lecturers Association 2000 Conference, Strand, South Africa, 28-30 June 2000, pp. 126-134. New Business Models for E-Commerce. Panel Presentation, Proceedings, First Annual Global Information Technology Management Conference, Memphis, TN USA, 11-13 June 2000, pp 280-281. Extending the Benefits of E-Commerce in Africa: Exploratory Phase. Proceedings, First Annual Global Information Technology Management World Conference, Memphis, TN, USA 11-13 June 2000, pp.115-118 (with Nigel Motts). A Venture Capital Website for South African Small and Micro Enterprises: A Match Made in South Africa. Proceedings, IFIPS Working Group 9.4 (Social Implications of Computing in Developing Countries) Annual Conference, Cape Town, May 24-26, 2000. Information Systems and National Development: Research Frameworks. Proceedings, First International BitWorld Conference, cape Town, 1-2 July 1999. A Framework for Information Systems and National Development Research. Proceedings, Annual Research and Development Symposium, South African Institute for Computer Scientists and Information Technologists, Cape Town, 23-24 November 1998, pp. 79-88. Information Systems and National Development. Inaugural Lecture, 28 April, 1998, University of Cape Town Information Technology and National Development: Enlarging the Opportunity by Enlarging the Workspace. Proceedings 1998 ACM SIGCPR Conference, Boston, MA, March 26-28, 1998, pp. 82-85. Management Information Systems: A Strategic Leadership Approach . (Undergraduate and graduate MIS Textbook). Ft. Worth: Dryden Press, 1997. Instructors' Guide to Accompany Management Information Systems: A Strategic Leadership Approach. Ft. Worth: Dryden Press, 1997. Case Analysis Software to Accompany Management Information Systems: A Strategic Leadership Approach. Ft. Worth: Dryden Press, 1997. (Business software system based on the book's major case, for student and instructor use). Learning About Technology from People: Cultural Aspects of Electronic Meeting Systems. Proceedings, Institute of Business Administration and Technology, Annual Meeting, London, UK, July 1997, pp. 151-158. Meeting Management Systems in a Transcultural Context. Proceedings, Annual meeting of the SW Region of the Decision Sciences Institute, New Orleans, March, 1997. With Dr. Jon Miller of the Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, S. Africa. The Role of Participation in Group Decision Support Systems. Proceedings, 25th Annual Decision Sciences Institute Meeting, Honolulu, HA., Nov. 20-22, 1994. Social Networks and Anonymous Group Interaction Using Group Support Systems, Proceedings, 27th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences, Maui, Hawaii, January 1994 (w. S. Hayne and R. Rice). Prerequisites for Participation in Group Decision Support Systems, Proceedings, 24th Annual Decision Sciences Institute Meeting, Washington, DC., November 1921, 1993. Anonymity in GDSS: More than Meets the Eye. Proceedings, 26th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science, Kauii, Hawaii, January 1993. GSS Above the Snow Line. In Bostrom, RP, RT Watson, and ST Kinney, Computer augmented Teamwork. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992 (with A. Gopal, S. Hayne, C. Pollard and W. Chin) Introduction: The Impact of Information Technology on Human Resource Management. Journal of Management Systems, 4(2): 3-10, 1992 (with A. Lederer). The Consolidation Problem in Group Support Systems: A New Approach and Initial Empirical Evidence. Proceedings, Association of Management Annual Conference, Las Vegas, August, 1992. also published in the Journal of Information Technology Management 3(2): 15-28, 1992 (with S. Hayne and W. Chin). You Said What? Understanding the Role and Function of Anonymity in GDSS. Proceedings, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada Annual Meeting, Quebec City, June, 1992. Setting Quality Sights on HR Management in IS. Proceedings, ACM SIGCPR Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 1992. Knowing Ourselves and Knowing Others: Exposing Anonymity in GDSS. Proceedings, South Western DSI Conference, San Antonio Texas, March, 1992, pp 184-186. Dimensions of Expert System Management, Journal of Systems and Software, 1992. Getting Advice from Computers: Five Modes and a Simulator. Data Base, 22(3): 1-14, 1991. Technology Transfer: Global, National, Corporate. Calgary, AB: Faculty of Management, University of Calgary, 1990. Comment: Technology Transfer in the Computer Industry. In Licker, P. (Ed.). Technology Transfer: Global, National, Corporate. Calgary, AB: Faculty of Management, University of Calgary, 1990, pp. 150-162. Communication Research in the 1990s. Canadian Communications Association, Victoria, May 1990. Communication in Educational Organizations. In Fiordo, R. Communication in Education. Calgary: Detselig, 1989. Management of Technology and Innovation. Calgary, Alberta: The Faculty of Management of the University of Calgary, 1989. Comment: One Thing Led to Another. In Licker, P. (Ed.). The Management of Technology and Innovation. Calgary, Alberta: The Faculty of Management of the University of Calgary, 1989, pp. 25- 34. Five Models of Advising. Proceedings, 2nd International Symposium on Systems Research, Informatics and Cybernetics, Baden-Baden, West Germany, 11-16 August, 1989. Treating IS Development as a Business: An Agenda for Research. Computer Personnel 12(l): 13-20, 1989. Technology Improvement in the Oil Patch: Hard Lessons from the Software Industry. Conference on Managing Technology for Competitive Effectiveness, Annual Meeting of the Operations Management Association, Columbus OH, April, 1989. (with G. Derbowka and D. Martin). Human Resource Management in Small, High-Tech Firms: Some Lessons for Data Processing. The Computer Journal, 32(6): 533-540, 1989. How Are MIS/IS/CS Graduates Doing? Very Well, Thank You? Journal of Systems Management 40(4): 25-32, 1989. Microcomputers in Clinical Social Work. In B. Glastonbury, W. LaMendola, S. Toole. Information Technology and the Human Services, pp. 76-96, New York: Wiley, 1988 (with J. Gripton and L. de Groot). PCDSS, A Microcomputer-based Decision Support System for Clinical Social Work. Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Systems Research, Informatics, and Cybernetics, 15- 21 August, 1988, Baden-Baden, W. Germany (with J. Gripton and L. de Groot). Also in Lasker, G. (Ed.) Advances in Computer Science. International Institute for Advanced Studies in Systems Research and Cybernetics, 1989. What Do Software Development Managers Really Do? Journal of Systems Management 39(7): 6-12, 1988. The DP Department as a Business: Comparing British and North American Approaches, Proceedings, Conference on Managers and Managing in Canada, British Association for Canadian Studies, Aston U., Birmingham UK, 16 March, 1988. Fundamentals of Systems Analysis with Applications Design. Boston: Boyd & Fraser, 1987. Instructor's Manual to accompany Fundamentals of Systems Analysis with Application Design. Boston: Boyd & Fraser, 1987. Approx. 350 pp. L'utilisation des ordinateurs et 1'intervention clinique en service social. Service Social, 36(l): 68-95, 1987 (with J. Gripton and L. de Groot). A Value-Added Model of Computer-Aided Communication (CAC). Symposium on Computer Conferencing, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ont. 1-4 June, 1987. (with Peter Newsted and Bernard Sheehan) Measuring and Managing the Client-Consultant Relationship: The Information Services Review Communication. Journal of Systems Management, 38(4):27-31, 1987 (with Tom Janz) Office Automation and Performance Appraisal. Personnel, July, 1987, pp. 14-20. A Simulator to Test Four Models of Advising Systems. Proceedings, Joint ACM SIGCPR/SIGBDP Conference, Miami, FL. 5-6 March, 1987, pp 58-84. A Value-Added Model of Electronic Mail Utilization. Proceedings, Pacific Telecommunications Conference, Honolulu, HA, January 1987. (with P. Newsted and B. Sheehan) Negotiating the Mimetic Contract in Film. Semiotica, 64(3/4): 213-228, 1987. Transforming a Measure of Corporate Culture to the IS Department. Proceedings of the 22nd Annual ACM SIG-CPR Conference, Calgary, October 1986. (with Tom Jazz) Consulting Systems: Bridging the AI/D.S. Gap. Proceedings, 19th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science, Honolulu, Jan. 1986, pp. 471-477 (with Ron Thompson). The Application of Micro-computers to Social Work. Sociology and Social Welfare, 13(l): 27-39, 1986 (with L. de Groot and J. Gripton). The Art of Managing Software Development People. New York: John Wiley, 1985. DP/Company Interaction: Is Job Rotation the Answer? Journal of Information Systems Management, 2(2): 10-16, 1985. Consulting Systems: Group Decision Support by One Person. Proceedings, 18th Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science, Honolulu, Jan. 1985, pp. 466-475 (with Ron Thompson) Will Office Automation Provide the Theory 'Z' Organization? Human Systems Management, 5(l): 11-20, 1985. On Beyond 'Z': Japanese Management Techniques Might Seuss Us Just Fine. Journal of Systems Management 34(10):10-13, Oct. 1983. Deciding on Decision Support: Building Decision Support Systems for Social Services Professionals. Information and Referral 5(l): 23-36, 1983. Applying Theory 'Z' to the Management of Programmers. Communications of the ACM, 16(9): 631-636, 1983. The Computer Programmer as the Model of the Worker in the Automated Office. Proceedings, ACM SIGCPR Conference, Charlottesville, VA, November 1983, pp. 34-38. Active Messaging in the Office: A LAMP Unto My Feet. Proceedings, Graphics Interface '83 Conf. (Canadian Man-Computer Communication Society and CIPS), Edmonton, Alberta, May, 1983, pp. 37-54. The Theory 'Z' Organization: An Unexpected Spinoff from the Automated Office? Canadian Communication Association Annual Conference, Vancouver, May, 1983. Code and Code Shifting in Film Communication. Semiotica, 1983. Evolutionary Patterns of Small Business Data Processing Systems, Proceedings, International Council for Small Business Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, 23-24 April, 1982, pp. 43-47 (with J. Frank and A. Naini). Does Small Business Need Accounting Reports? Proceedings, 15th Hawaii International Systems Science Conference, Honolulu, January, 1982 (w. J. Frank and A. Naini). Six Trends in the Office of the Future. Proceedings, ACM SIGCPR Conference, Washington, DC, May, 1981. A Task Taxonomy for Visual Information Retrieval. Proceedings, Third Conf. on Man-Computer Communications (CPIS), Ottawa, May, 1975. Fuzzy Measures Relevant for Information Retrieval, Proceedings, International Communications Association, New Orleans, April, 1974 (on microfiche). The Family as an Informational Impedance Matcher. International Communications Association Conference, Phoenix, April, 1971. Documentation Retrieval in a University Computer Center Environment. Proceedings, ACM Conference, San Francisco, August 1969. Back to top Annual Reports (1984, 1985, 1986) and Final Report, Digital Social Worker Project. For Federal Welfare Department (Ottawa, Canada). Communication and the Handicapped. Preliminary Survey (1977) and Final Report (1978). For Federal Department of Communication (Ottawa). Over sixty working papers at the University of Calgary (1981 ff.) Over 30 working papers while employed at Bell Northern Research, Ltd. (Ottawa) 1973-1980. Back to top Oakland University Faculty MBA Program Director 2006-2008 (Interim 2005-6) Director/Convenor Strategy and Leadership Research Group (2008-) Staff member, OU INCubator (2008-) Member, then Chair, Graduate Curriculum Committee (2005-2008) Member, OU Senate, 2003-2005 Member University Research Committee 2005-2007 Member, OU Senate Steering Committee 2003-2005 Chair of Department of Decision and Information Sciences 2003-2005 Chair, Executive Doctorate Proposal Planning Committee 2004-5 Founding Member, Great Lakes CIS Leaders organization 2004-present University of Cape Town Member, Faculty Research Committee (Faculty of Commerce) Member of Senate Member, ISIS Steering Committee Member GPC Faculty of Commerce Director, Graduate Programs, Department of Information Systems Program Head, Postgraduate Programs, Department of Information Systems University of Calgary Member, Faculty Executive, Research, Ph. D. and Recruiting Committees 1988-1995 Chairperson, Management Information Systems Area, 1988-1995 Chairperson, Faculty of Management Group Decision Support Systems Steering Committee 1990-1994 (management of the GDSS facility). Chairperson, Faculty of Management Guest Lecture Series 1988-89,1989-90. Member, MBA Implementation Committee, Faculty of Management, 1986-1988. Founding member, Management of Technology Research Group Founding member, Strategic Quality Management Group. Faculty representative, MAC Technology Subcommittee 1991-1994. Convenor, Management Advisory Council Task Force on the Management of Expert Systems, 1988-1992. Consulting and group facilitation for public and private, for-profit and not-for-profit organisations, incl. strategic planning, group development, and problem solving in conjunction with the GDSS facility (1991-present). Member of Faculty, Executive Development Program, 1989-1994. Other Universities Visiting Professor, Long Island University, January-May 2002. Visiting Lecturer, Chulalongkorn University, International Business Program, Jan-April 2001. Visiting Professor, Henley Management College, Henley-on-Thames (UK), July 1997. Visiting Lecturer, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, Jan-May 1996. Member, MBA Implementation Team, School of Business, University of Nottingham (UK), 1987-88 Instructor, University of Nottingham, M.B.A. program (initial year of program, 1988). Visiting Lecturer, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK. Management Studies Group (1987-88). Professional, Publications Member, Program Committee, Annual Global Information Technology Management Conferences 2000-2005; IFIPS WG 9.4 Conference, Cape Town, May 2000; South African Computer Lecturer's Association Conference 2000, Cape Town, June 2000; BitWorld Conference, Cape Town, June 1999; SAICSIT Conference, Cape Town November 2000; Association for Information Systems Annual Conference, Charlotte NC, USA, December 1999. Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Global Information Technology Management (1997-present); Industry Editor (2006-present) Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Information Technology Cases and Applications and Research (2002-2003), Associate Editor (2003-present) Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Information Technology Management (1995-2003), Senior Editor (2003-2004). Member, Editorial Board, Electronic Journal of Information Technology In Developing Countires (2002-2004), Senior Editor (2004-2007). Member, Editorial Review Board, Journal of Systems Management, 1993- 1996 Editor, Computer Personnel, 1985-1993 Co-Editor, Special Issue of Journal of Management Systems, 1991-1992. Professional, Non-publication Member, ICIS/DPMA Joint Committee on Information Systems Curriculum, 1994-5. President, Calgary Chapter, Association for Systems Management 1989-90 (Member of Board of Directors 1985-1991). Past President and Publicity Director, 1990-91. Reviewer: MIS Quarterly, Information Systems Research, IEEE Software, Omega, Journal of Global Information Technology Management, South African Computer Journal, International Journal of Man-Machine Communication, Hawaii International Conference on Systems Science, ICIS/AIS, SICCPR, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada Conference, Information Systems Research, Database Other Member, Advisory Board, SI Systems, 1994-1995 Volunteer, Canadian National Institute for the Blind 1991-1994. Back to top U. of C. Working Paper Series (identified by yy-sn) published only up to 1993 inclusive; available from U. of C. Faculty of Management 93-37 Social Networks and Anonymous Group Interaction Using Group Support Systems (w. Stephen Haynes and Ron Rice) 93-36 Group Support Systems: Grounding Research in Social Psychology Theory (w. Amy Kallianpur) 93-09 A Meeting Formalism 93-08 Prerequisites for Participation in Group Decision Support Systems 92-45 You Said What? Understanding the Role and Function of Anonymity in GDSS 92-44 Knowing Ourselves and Knowing Others: Exposing Anonymity in GDSS 92-26 Anonymity in NSS: More than Meets the Eye (Based on 92-15) 92-18 The Consolidation Problem in Group Support Systems: A New Approach and Initial Empirical Evidence (w. W. Chin and S. Hayne) 92-15 Anonymity in GDSS: More than Meets the Eye 92-11 Setting Quality Sights on HR Management in IS 91-10 The Role of the Self in GDSS: An On-going Narrative Drama 90-14 The Software Development Supervisor's Theories and Practices for Productivity Improvement 90-13 Getting Advice from a Computer: Five Models and a Simulator 90-05 Dimensions of Expert Systems Management (with B. Olson) 89-09 The Role of Rational Transfer Pricing Policies in the Adoption of Internally-developed Software 89-08 Human Resource Management and Business Success in Small, Hi-Tech Firms: Some Lessons for Data Processing 88-15 Technology Improvement in the Oil Patch: Hard Lessons from the Software Industry (with G. Derbowka and D. Martin) 88-12 The Software Development Supervisor's Theories and Practices for Productivity Improvement 88-11 The Data Processing Department as a Business: British and North American Approaches 88-10 How Are DP/MIS/CS Graduates Doing? Quite Well, Thank You. (with M. Miller) 87-12 Supervisors of Software Development: The Mediator Role 86-17 Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the Design of Decision Support Systems 86-07 A Value-Added Model of Electronic Mail Utilization (with P. Newsted and B. Sheehan) 86-16 A Simulator to Test Four Models of Advising Systems 85-17 Simulating Consulting on a Microcomputer (with R. Thompson) 85-04 Consulting Systems: Bridging the D.S./Al Gap (with R. Thompson) 84-27 PC-D.S.: A Personal Computer Consulting System for Family Therapists 84-25 Consulting Systems: Group Decision Support by One Person (with R. Thompson) 84-21 Job 00fability: A Case Study and a Design Methodology 84-17 PC-D.S.: A "Personal" D.S. on a Micro (with R. Thompson) 84-14 DP/Company Interaction: Is Job Rotation the Answer? 83-21 Importing Theory "Z" to the Software Shop: Cultural Technology Transfer 83-18 The Computer Programmer as the Model of the Worker in the Automated Office 83-14 Deciding on Decision Support: Building a Decision Support System for Social Services Professionals 83-07 Theory Z Organizations: An Unexpected Spinoff from the Automated Office? 83-06 On Beyond "Z": Japanese Management Style Might Seuss Us Just Fine 83-05 Active Messaging in the Office: A Lamp Unto My Feet 83-04 Applying Theory "Z" to the Management of Computer Programmers 82-36 Information Management in the Office of the Future 82-33 Lost in Space: Information Retrieval from "Inexpressible" Data Bases 82-22 The Automated Office: Opportunity for Performance Appraisals? 82-17 Do Small Businesses Need Computer Generated Management Reports (with J. Frank and A. Naini) 82-16 The Effects of the Automated Office on Professional Performance 82-15 Appraising Professional Performance in the Automated Office 82-11 Skills, Attitudes and Credentials for Business DP 82-07 In the Office of the Future, Communication Is Data Processing 82-06 What is the "Support" in Decision Support Systems? 82-05 The Computer and the Office: Model, Method or Metaphor? 82-04 Reducing Uncertainty in the Small Business EDP Market (with J. Frank and A. Naini) 82-03 Information Careers in the Office of the Future 82-02 Decision Support in the Automated Office Back to top |