Mini Track Co-Chairs

Roberta Lamb, University of Hawaii, Manoa
Steve Sawyer, Pennsylvania State University
Rob Kling, Indiana University

Session Chair: Rob Kling, Indiana University

Standards and Alliances in Non-Standardized Software Industries
Ramnath Chellappa: University of Southern California
Nilesh Saraf: University of Southern California

Examining Socio-Technical Networks in Scientific Academia/Industry Collaborations
Elizabeth Davidson: University of Hawaii
Roberta Lamb: University of Hawaii

Scientific Collaboratories as Socio-Technical Interaction Networks: A Theoretical Approach
Rob Kling: Indiana University
Geoffrey McKim: Indiana University
Joanna Fortuna: Indiana University
Adam King: Indiana University

Palos Verdes

Session Chair: Jason Bennett Thatcher, Florida State University

Systems Development as Networking
Ralf Klischewski: University of Hamburg

A Social Analysis of Software Development Teams: Three Models and their Differences
Steve Sawyer: The Pennsylvania State University

Bounded Rationality, Formal Implementation Processes, and Conflicting Subcultures: A Theoretical Framework
Jason Bennett Thatcher: Florida State University
Mark Srite: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Palos Verdes

Session Chair: Kristin R. Eschenfelder, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Examining an ERP Implementation through Myths: A Case Study of a Large Public Organization
Rosío Alvarez: University of Massachusetts Boston

Unearthing Some Causes of BPR Failure: An Actor-Network Theory Perspective
Anna Sidorova: Washington State University
Suprateek Sarker: Washington State University

Web IS Management Problems: Results from a Post-Implementation Field Study
Kristin R. Eschenfelder: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Steve Sawyer: The Pennsylvania State University

A Social Informatics Perspective On Socio-Technical Networks
Roberta Lamb: University of Hawaii, Manoa
Steve Sawyer: The Pennsylvania State University
Rob Kling: Indiana University

Palos Verdes

Session Chair: Kirk Fiedler, University of South Carolina

Community Informatics: The Action, Reaction, Integration (ARI) model
C. Romm: Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia
W. Taylor: Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia

Knowledge Networks: A Case Study in Establishing a Domain of Software Engineering Knowledge
Ira Monarch: Carnegie Mellon University
Linda Levine: Carnegie Mellon University

Communication Channel Usage: Is there a Gender Difference?
Mary R. Lind: North Carolina A&T State University

Diffusion of Innovations: A Longitudinal Study of a Virtual Community
Kirk Fiedler: University of South Carolina
Gary Hackbarth: Iowa State University

Palos Verdes