E-Commerce Systems: Architecture, Infrastructure, Model, and Development Methodology: session 1
Session Chair: John D. Wells

System Response Time and User Satisfaction: An Experimental Study of Browser-based Applications
John Hoxmeier: Colorado State University
Chris DiCesare: WaterPik Technologies

Toward a Knowledge Acquisition Framework for Web Site Design
Xiang Fang: University of Kentucky
C.W. Holsapple: University of Kentucky

Towards Modeling of DataWeb Application -- A Requirement's Perspective
Werner Retschitzegger: University of Linz, Austria
Wieland Schwinger: Software Competence Center Hagenberg

Aritificial Intelligence based Decision Support Applications: session 1
Session Chair: Balaji Rajagopalan

Intro: Electronic Commerce, the Next Frontier for AI Research
Akhilesh Chandra: North Carolina A&T State University
Balaji Rajagopalan: Oakland University
Ravindra Krovi: The University of Akron

On the Nonmonotonicity of Stable{}
James Jones: Univeristy of Arkansas at Little Rock

A Bird's Eye View of the Stable Modeling Languages
James Jones: University of Arkansas at Little Rock

A Heuristic Learning Algorithm for Traveling Salesman Problems
Sim Kim Lau: University of Wollongong, Australia
Shue, L.Y.: University of Wollongong, Australia

Software Process Improvement : session 1
Session Chair: Bill C. Hardgrave

Soft Systems Methodology - A Foundation for a Systemic Approach to SPI
Peter D.C. Bennetts: Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education, UK
A. Trevor Wood-Harper: University of Salford, United Kingdom and University of South Australia

A Case Study of Strategic Metrics Use in a CMM-Based Outsourcing Environment
Eugene G. McGuire: American University
Karen A. McKeown: Keane, Inc.

The Long Road to Software Process Improvement: A Chronology of One Company’s Efforts
Bill C. Hardgrave: University of Arkansas
A. Ross Taylor: University of Arkansas
John H. Kidd: University of Arkansas

Information Systems Strategy and Implementation: session 1
Session Chair: Lance Revenaugh

Top Management Support Of SISP: Creating Competitive Advantage With Information Technology
Grover S. Kearns, Morehead State University

Strategic Implications of Information Systems Resources and Capabilities: A Competence-Based Model
T. Ravichandran, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Chalermsak Lertwongsatien, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Assessing the Relative Importance of Issues Confronting MIS Executives in Strategic Planning
Robert Gray, Western New England College
Anil Gulati, Western New England College

Marketing and Consumer Behavior in Electronic Markets: session 1
Session Chair: Troy Strader

Introduction to Marketing and Consumer Behavior in Electronic Markets
Troy J. Strader, Iowa State University
Gary Hackbarth, University of South Carolina

The Effect of Download Time on Consumer Attitude Toward the Retailer in E-Commerce
Gregory M. Rose, Georgia State University
Detmar W. Straub, Georgia State University
John D. Lees, California State University, Chico

Understanding Students' Internet-based Gambling Behaviors
Cara Sisson, Ohio University
Craig Van Slyke, Ohio University
Raymond Frost, Ohio University

Understanding the Role of E-commerce in Sales Strategy
Cynthia E. Miree, Oakland University
Mark Simon, Oakland University
Mohan Tanniru, Oakland University

Virtual Organizations: session 1
Session Chair: Rohit Rampal

Virtual Organization as a Source of Competitive Advantage: A Framework from the Resource-Based
Rhonda A. Syler, Auburn University
Paul H. Schwager, Appalachian State University

Collaborative Infrastructure Formation in Virtual Projects
Roberto Evaristo, Agder University College & CeTIM, University BW-Munchen, University of Denver
Bjørn Erik Munkvold, Agder University College, Kristiansand, Norway

An Exploratory Study of Using Internet-based GSS to Support Virtual Groups
W. Huang, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
S. L. Chung, The Open University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Organizational Economics of Inter-organizational Systems: session 1
Session Chair: Taeha Kim

The Impact of Inter-organizational Information Systems on the Flexibility of Organizations
Evangelia Kopanaki, London School of Economics and Political Sciences
Steve Smithson, London School of Economics and Political Sciences
Panagiotis Kanellis, Arthur Andersen
Drakoulis Martakos, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Supplier Selection and Allocation Strategy: An Optimal Contract Model of Supply Chain Management Implementation
Taeha Kim, The University of Arizona
Byungtae Lee, The University of Illinois at Chicago

Introduction to the Organizational Economics of Inter-organizational Systems
JoonHo AHN, Seoul National University
SangJo OH, Dongyang Technical College

Business Models for the Digital Economy : session 1
Session Chair: Zimmerman

Engendering Trust in Internet Businesses using Elements of Corporate Branding
Sabine Einwiller, University of St. Gallen
Ulrike Geissler, University of St. Gallen
Markus Will, University of St. Gallen

Pricing for Digitized Information Goods: The Case of Austrian Online Newspapers 
Roman Brandtweiner, Vienna University of Economics

Understanding the Digital Economy: Challenges for new Business Models
Hans-Dieter Zimmermann, University of St. Gallen

09:15

Web-based Learning and Training: session 1
Session Chair: Starr Roxanne Hiltz

A Conceptual Taxonomy of Technology Adoption and Diffusion in the Classroom
Richard L. Celsi: California State University Long Beach
Mary Wolfinbarger: California State University Long Beach

A Survey of Existing Online Graduate Inforamtion Systems Degree Programs
S. E. Kruck: James Madison University
Harry L. Reif: James Madison University

Studies of ALN: An Empirical Assessment
David Spencer: Rutgers University
Starr Roxanne Hiltz: New Jersey Institute of Technology

E-Commerce Systems: Architecture, Infrastructure, Model, and Development Methodology: session 2
Session Chair: Dorothy M. Fisher

Realizing An Integrated Electronic Commerce Portal System
Matthias Book: WebService Haltern
Volker Gruhn : Dortmund University
Lothar Schöpe: ICD e.V., Dortmund

BizTalk: Microsoft's Business-to-Business E-Commerce Strategy
Dorothy Fisher: California State University, Dominguez Hills
Wang-chan Wong: California State University, Dominguez Hills

The Use of Reputation Mechanisms in Electronic Commerce: An Empirical Investigation
Ross Malaga: University of Maryland, Baltimore
Niya Werts: University of Maryland, Baltimore

Workflow Management and E-Commerce Applications: session 1
Session Chair: M. Brian Blake

The application of the workflow primitive framework to e-commerce business-to-business processes: Enhancing the “electronic supply chain”
M. Gill: Arizona State University
D. Schuff: Arizona State University

Using the World Wide Web forE-commerce: Applying the Task-Technology Fit Model to Corporate Buyers
Younes Benslimane: University of Quebec at Montreal
Michel Plaisent: University of Quebec at Montreal
Dr. Prosper Bernard: University of Quebec at Montreal

A Development Approach for Workflow-Based E-Commerce using Reusable Distributed Components
M. Brian Blake: George Mason University

Software Process Improvement : session 2
Session Chair: David Raffo

Groupware Support for Software Inspections: The Impact of Group Interaction and Interface on Performance
Craig K. Tyran: Oregon State University

The Role of Defect Potential in Understanding the Economic Value of Process Improvements
David Raffo: Portland State University
Warren Harrison: Portland State University
John Settle: Portland State University
Nancy Eickelmann: Software Research Laboratory, NASA IV&V

Moving Toward CMM Levels 4 and 5: Combining Models and Metrics to Achieve Quantitative Process Management
David Raffo: Portland State University
Warren Harrison: Portland State University

Information Systems Strategy and Implementation: session 2
Session Chair: Lance Revenaugh

An Integrative Framework for Strategic Global IT Research: Assessing the Nexus of Key Factors
Andrew Schwarz: University of Houston
Wynne W. Chin: University of Houston

Strategic Significance of Information Technology: The Gambia, West Africa
Muhammadou M.O. Kah: Rutgers University

Information Systems Design Under a Different Light
Paulo Rupino da Cunha: Universidade de Coimbra
António Dias de Figueiredo: Universidade de Coimbra

Marketing and Consumer Behavior in Electronic Markets: session 2
Session Chair: Mary Wolfinbarger

Consumer Motivations for Online Shopping
Mary Wolfinbarger: California State University, Long Beach
Mary Gilly: University of California, Irvine

A Comparison of the Most Important Website Features in Different Domains: An Empirical Study of User Perceptions
Ping Zhang: Syracuse University
Gisela von Dran: Syracuse University
Paul Blake: Syracuse University
Veerapong Pipithsuksunt: Syracuse University

Consumer's Preference between the Internet and Conventional Stores (An Exploratory Study)
Achita (Mi) Muthitacharoen: The University of Memphis

Virtual Organizations: session 2
Session Chair: Les Porter

Intranets as a Source of Increased Virtuality in Franchise Organizations: Observations & Research Directions
Michael H. Dickey: Louisiana State University
Lisa Murphy: Louisiana State University

Preparing Individuals for Employment in Virtual Organizations
PoPo Poon: City University of Hong Kong
Christian Wagner: City University of Hong Kong

Expanding the Data Warehouse Paradigm to Support the Virtual Company
Mary Ann Robbert: Bentley College
Peggy M. Beranek: Bentley College

Organizational Economics of Inter-organizational Systems: session 2
Session Chair: Kristina Setzekorn

Product Complexity and Transaction Structure Selection
Aimao Zhang: Southern Illinois University

Evaluation of IT Effectiveness for Business-to-Business E-Commerce: Roles of Strategic Stakes in Interfirm Relationships and Top Management Communication
Makoto Nakayama: DePaul University

Taming the Bullwhip Effect in Complex Business Environments
Kristina Setzekorn: Oakland University
Arlyn Melcher: Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Arun Rai: Georgia State University

Business Models for the Digital Economy : session 2
Session Chair: Senn

eClusters and the Role of Intermediaries in enabling Digital Enterprise Communities of SMEs.
Nigel J. Lockett: Lancaster University
David H. Brown: Lancaster University

Broker Models For Mass Customization Based Electronic Commerce
Ralf Reichwald: Technische Universitat Muchen
Frank T. Piller: Technische Universitat Muchen
Kathrin Möslein: Technische Universitat Muchen
Christoph Lohse: Technische Universitat Muchen

Creating Competitive Advantage Through Telemedicine-based Value Webs
Christian Heine: Technical University of Ilmenau
Stefan Kirn: Technical University of Ilmenau

The Impact of the Internet Tax Freedom Act on State Revenues
James A. Senn: Georgia State University

Web-based Learning and Training: session 2
Session Chair: Rassule Hadidi

"Network-Training Collaboration in Europe and China (NCEC) – Issues and Promises "
Zhangxi Lin: Texas Tech University
Dehua Yang: Tongji University
Chongrong Li: Tsinghua University
Malcolm Crowe: University of Paisley
John Gordon: University of Paisley
Matti Hämäläinen: CODEONLINE Ltd

Collaborative ERP Education: Experiences from a First Pilot
Michael Rosemann: Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia
Judy Scott: The University of Texas at Austin
Ed Watson: Louisiana State University

Pedagogy of Online Instruction - - Can it Be as Good as Face-to-Face?
Rassule Hadidi: University of Illinois at Springfield
Chung-Hsien Sung: University of Illinois at Springfield

Building Relationships between Infromation Systems and Other Academic Disciplines: session 1
Session Chair: Mike Godfrey

Building Relationships Between the Management Information Systems Area and Other Academic Disciplines: An Introduction
Sean B. Eom: Southeast Missouri State University

More than a footnote: The perils of multidisciplinary research collaboration
Sue Newell: Nottingham Trent University
Robert D Gallier: London School of Economics

Beyond the Resource-Based View: Commitment as the Underlying Mechanism in the Application of IT Competencies
Tom Butler: University College Cork, Ireland
Ciaran Murphy: University College Cork, Ireland

State of the Art Lecture (SL01) - Three Challenges of IS
Paul Gray: Claremont Graduate University

Telecommunication Networks: session 1
Session Chair: Jairo Gutierrez

Telecommunication Networks Mini Track: Introduction to the topical area
Mark Weiser: Oaklahoma State University
Ali Amiri: Oaklahoma State University

Integration of the Helpdesk with SNMP Management: A Case Study Approach
Thusitha Jayawardana: GBA Solutions, Los Altos CA
Jairo A. Gutiérrez: University of Auckland, New Zealand

A LOW COST MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING STRUCTURE FOR AN ACADEMIC COMPUTER NETWORK
Anilton Salles Garcia: Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo
Getúlio Vargas Loureiro: Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo
Rostan Piccoli: Universidade Federal do Espirito Santo

Challenges to the End-to-End Internet Model
William Yurcik: Illinois State University
David Doss: Illinois State University
Hans Kruse: Ohio University

Workflow Management and E-Commerce Applications: session 2
Session Chair: J. Leon Zhao

Building Workflow Engines for Commerce Logic Automation
J. Leon Zhao: University of Arizona
Edward A. Stohr: New York University

A Framework for XML-based Workflow Interoperability – The Africa Project
Michael zur Muehlen: University of Muenster, Germany

Towards Intelligent Support of Workflows
Gerhard Kramler: University of Linz, Austria
Werner Retschitzegger: University of Linz, Austria

Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning: session 1
Session Chair: Klara Nelson

The Interrelationships of Managing Knowledge and Organizational Learning: A Case Study of a British Retailer
Jimmy C. Huang: University of Aberdeen
Shan L. Pan: National University of Singapore
Y. S. Tsai: National Taipei University of Technology
Ming-Huei Hsieh: University of Warwick

Corporate Responses to the Year 2000 Problem: An Organizational Learning Perspective
Klara Nelson: Wayne State University

A Socio-technical approach to social learning in organisations: a study of two settings in the Australian Defence Organisation
Irena Ali: Defence Science and Technology Organisation
Leoni Warne: Defence Science and Technology Organisation
Ronnie Gori: Defence Science and Technology Organisation

Marketing and Consumer Behavior in Electronic Markets: session 3
Session Chair: Eleanor Loiacono

Stopping Variables in Online Buying Processes: An Innovation Diffusion Approach
Sylvain Sénécal: Université de Montréal

Identifying Discriminating Variables of Online and Offline Buyers: A Perceived-Risk Approach
Eduardo B. Andrade: Université de Montréal

Empirical Investigation into Impact of Electronic Commerce Systems Richness on User Behavior: The Case of a Complex Product
Jungjoo Jahng: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Hemant Jain: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
K. Ramamurthy: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Policy, Legal, and Security Issues in IS: session 1
Session Chair: Gurpreet Dhillon, Jungwoo Lee, Trevor Moores

RELEVANCE IN MIS RESEARCH: THE NEED FOR THE LAW AS A REFERENCE DISCIPLINE
Kathleen Mykytyn: University of Houston
Peter P. Mykytyn, Jr.: University of Texas at Arlington

Factors that Effect the Impact of State Telemedicine Policies on Telemedicine Activities
Monica J. Garfield: University of South Florida

A Life Cycle Approach to Information Security Policy for Electronic Commerce
Jackie Rees: Purdue University
Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay: Purdue University

Is Polyinstantiation Morally Blameworthy?
Mikko T. Siponen: University of Oulu, Finland

Business Models for the Digital Economy : session 3
Session Chair: Detlev Zwick

E-BUSINESS MODELS IMPLICIT IN COMPARABLE AMERICAN AND GERMAN CORPORATE WEBSITES
Detlev Zwick: University of Rhode Island
Nikhilesh Dholakia: University of Rhode Island

Behavioral Assumptions Underlying Business Models Of Retail E-Commerce Ventures
Nikhilesh Dholakia: University of Rhode Island
Ruby Roy Dholakia: University of Rhode Island
Kuan-Pin Chiang: University of Rhode Island

An Object-Oriented Model for Successful Online Retail Operations in China
Jing Zhao: China University of Geosciences

Determining Optimal Decisions for Investing in Connection Quality and Pricing Internet Services: An Economic Model of Duopoly Competition Between Internet Service Providers
Taeha Kim: The University of Arizona
Matt E. Thatcher: The University of Arizona

Enterprise Resource Planning: Value Added, Selection and Implementation Issues : session 1
Session Chair: Arik Ragowsky, Toni Somers

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) for the Next Millenium: Development of an Integrative Framework and Implications for Research
Toni Somers: Wayne State University
Klara Nelson: Wayne State University
Arik Ragowsky: Wayne State University

A Comprehensive Framework for Classifying the Benefits of ERP Systems
Shari Shang: The University of Melbourne
Peter B. Seddon: The University of Melbourne

Combining a Structuration Approach with a Behavioral-Based Model to Investigate ERP Usage
Marlei Pozzebon: McGill University, Canada

Web-based Learning and Training: session 3
Session Chair: Ruth Guthrie

WebSQL: An Interactive Web Tool for Teaching Structured Query Language
Gove N. Allen: University of Minnesota

Multimedia Computer Ethics Scenarios
Ruth Guthrie: California Polytechnic University of Pomona

A Preliminary Investigation of Online Education, Online Students, and their Learning Outcomes
Apiwan Dejnaronk: University of Illinois at Springfield

Web-Based Learning and Training
Stephen D. Burd: University of New Mexico
Apiwan Dejnaronk: University of Illinois at Springfield

Building Relationships between Infromation Systems and Other Academic Disciplines: session 2
Session Chair: Jack D. Becker

Information Systems in Academia: Where are the Faculty?
Susan A. Sherer: Lehigh University

Making Theories More Accessible: A Proposal for a Theory Markup Language
Marc N. Haines: The Univeristy of Georgia

An Investigation of Information Systems Topic Coverage in IS versus Functional Area Business Journals
Derrick J. Neufeld: The University of Western Ontario
Sandy Staples: Queen's University

Industry/Academic Partnerships in Information Systems and Technology
Jack D. Becker: University of NorthTexas
Carol V. Brown: Indiana University

02:30

Telecommunication Networks: session 2
Session Chair: D.A. Schupke

Lower Bounds for the Multiperiod Capacitated Minimal Spanning Tree with Node Outage Cost Design Problem
Rakesh Kawatra: Minnesota State University

Decentralised Network Management using Web-based technologies
Jairo A. Gutiérrez: University of Auckland, New Zealand

Reliability Models of SRP Rings
D. A. Schupke: Munich University of Technology, Munich, Germany

System Insecurity - Firewalls
Thomas C. Richards: University of North Texas

Methodological Issues in Systems Management Suites Deployment
J. Art Gowan Jr.: University of North Carolina at Wilmington
Chris Jesse: Tangram Enterprise Solutions, Inc.
Richard G. Mathieu: St. Louis University

Aritificial Intelligence based Decision Support Applications: session 2
Session Chair: Dat Dao Nguyen

Designing Optimal Knowledge Base for Integrated Neural Expert Systems
Dat Dao Nguyen: California State University, Northridge
Dennis Kira: Concordia University, Canada

A Neural Fuzzy System Approach to Management Fraud Detection
Mark Hwang: Central Michigan University
Jerry Lin: University of Minnesota

Web Ads Selection for One-to-One Advertising Using Neuro-Fuzzy Systems
Dan Jong Kim: State University of New York at Buffalo
M. Ramesh: Lucent Technologies
H. Raghav Rao: State University of New York at Buffalo

Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning: session 2
Session Chair: Sherry Ryan

Effects of Culture on Preferred Individual Learning Systems: Consequences for Knowledge Management System Use
Taco H. Reus: Florida State University
Manolis Diakourakis: Florida State University
Robert M. Mason: Florida State University

The Role of Information Technology in Knowledge Management
Radha K. Mahapatra: University of Texas at Arlington
Sumit Sarkar: University of Texas at Dallas

Factors Affecting the Adoption of Knowledge Management Technologies: An International Perspective
Sherry D. Ryan: University of North Texas
Guillermo Rodríguez Abitia: ITESM Campus Estado de México
John C. Windsor: University of North Texas

Impact of Accounting for Logical and Physical Processes on Market Capitalization Measures
Joseph Callaghan: Oakland University
Srinarayan Sharma: Oakland University

Customer Relations Management: session 1
Session Chair: Nicolas C. Romano, Jr.

Data Mining for Customer Relations Management: A Case Study of an Internet Service Provider Company
Vatcharaporn Esichaikul: Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Pimchanok Sukaramula: Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand

What is Trust? A Conceptual Analysis and An Interdisciplinary Model
D. Harrison McKnight: Florida State University
Norman L. Chervany: University of Minnesota

Interactivity as the Driving Force Behind E-Commerce
Nichaya Sukpanich: The University of Memphis
Lei-da Chen: Northern Michigan University

Consumer Perceptions of Online Transaction Security - A Cognitive Explanation of the Origins of Perception
Easwar A. Nyshadham: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Customer Relations Management in Information Systems Research
Nicholas C. Romano, Jr.: University of Tulsa

Policy, Legal, and Security Issues in IS: session 2
Session Chair: Gurpreet Dhillon, Jungwoo Lee, Trevor Moores

Security Knowledge Management Systems: A Solid Shield Against Computer Abuse
Younghwa Lee: University of Colorado at Boulder
Sid Davis Zoonky Lee: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Zoonky Lee: University of Nebraska-Lincoln

E-Commerce Taxation Issues: A Balanced Perspective and Options for Resolution
Mahesh S. Raisinghani: University of Dallas
Dan S. Petty: North Texas Commission

Internet Marketing: Marketers’ Perception of Ethical Issues
Lotfollah Najjar: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Keng Siau: University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Culpabilities in Medical Diagnostic Software: A Review of Legal Implications
Ian Schmehl: SBC Communications, Inc.
Stephen E. Lunce: Texas A&M International University

Organizational Change: session 1
Session Chair: Leonie Thomas

Change Climate, Work Team and Leadership Style: An Empirical Study on Information Systems Users (ISU) in Greece
Amalia Stafyla: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Seeking the Goal in the Process, the Process for the Goal: Organizational Learning in a Public Sector Change Project.
Peter Kawalek: University of Manchester
David Wastell: University of Salford
Ewen Locke: IT Services, Salford City Council
Peter Kueng: University of Fribourg

Formalising the role of change agents to facilitate communication
Leonie Thomas: University of Tasmania, Australia

Business Models for the Digital Economy : session 4
Session Chair: Zimmerman

Development of business models for WAP services
Els A.M. van de Kar: Technical University of Delft

Business Model Design and Implementation for eServices
Roland Klueber: University of St. Gallen

A Model of Competition Between Online and Traditional Firms
Sivakumar Viswanathan: New York University

Rethinking the Basis of Diversification in the Digital Economy
Huseyin Tanriverdi: Boston University

Enterprise Resource Planning: Value Added, Selection and Implementation Issues : session 2
Session Chair: Arik Ragowsky, Toni Somers

Differences in Characteristics of the ERP System Selection Process between Small or Medium and Large Organizations
Edward Bernroider: Vienna University of Economics and BA
Stefan Koch: Vienna University of Economics and BA

The ERP Purchase Decision: Influential Business and IT Factors
Carol V. Brown: Indiana University
Iris Vessey: Indiana University
Anne Powell: Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville

Decision Making in the Evaluation, Selection and Implementation of ERP Systems
Maha Shakir: Massey University, Albany Campus, New Zealand

ERP Systems: The Route to Adoption
Dave Oliver: Central Queensland University
Celia Romm: Central Queensland University

Electronic Commerce Curriculum: session 1
Session Chair: Brad Wheeler

An Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Degree Program in Electronic Commerce
Robert G. Brookshire: James Madison University
Kenneth C. Williamson: James Madison University
Newell D. Wright: James Madison University

Teaching and learning electronic commerce in a virtual economy
Howard Rosenbaum: Indiana University
Elisabeth Davenport: Napier University of Business School

E-Business Curriculum In Action at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Keng Siau: University of Nebraska- Lincoln
Sid Davis: University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Three Design Principles for e-Commerce Curricular Initiatives
Bradley C. Wheeler: Indiana University

Information Technology In Latin America: session 1
Session Chair: Martha Garcia-Murillo

Intro: Information Technology in Latin America
Martha García-Murillo: Syracuse University

"Caribbean Electronic Commerce: An Exploration of Costa Rica and Venezuela "
Bob Travica: Indiana University
Erika Johanson: Indiana University
Maurelis Leon-Pereira: Indiana University

Resource Transfer in the Adoption of Electronic Commerce in Mexico
Martha García-Murillo: Syracuse University

The Effect of Culture on IT Diffusion: Using the Technology Acceptance Model To Predict Email Usage in Latin America
Scott McCoy: University of Pittsburgh
Andrea Everard: University of Pittsburgh

Panel (PL06): Management of IT Initiatives at the Largest University System in North America
David Liu: California State University, Northridge
Mark Crase: California State University Chancellor's Office
Spencer A. Freund: California State University,Sacremento
Michael Mahoney: California State University, Long Beach
Barry Pasternack: California State University, Fullerton

Aritificial Intelligence based Decision Support Applications: session 3
Session Chair: Dan Zhu

Discovering Scheduling Knowledge Through Project Data Mining
Dan Zhu: Iowa State University

A Customer Segmentation Mining System on the Web Platform
Yao-Tsung Chen: National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan
Bingchiang Jeng: National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan

Computational Freedom in EISs
Bel Raggad: Pace University
Montaceur Zaghdoud: ENSI de Tunis

MITAIS for Articulation of Information Requirements in Strategic Decision Support
Lily Sun: Staffordshire University, United Kingdom
Roy Newton: Wolverhampton University, Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

Model-Driven and Web-Based Decision Support Systems: session 1
Session Chair: Daniel Power

Intro: Web-Based and Model-Driven Decision Support Systems: Concepts and Issues
Daniel J. Power: University of Northern Iowa

An Optimization Model Based Decision Support System for Staff Scheduling Analysis in Healthcare Facilities
Mark W. Isken: Oakland University

A Prototype Web-based Carpooling System
Peter Keenan: University of College Dublin, Dublin Ireland
Shane Brodie: Intel Ireland, Ireland

Designing Support for Customers on the Web – A Methodology and A Case Study
Vijayan Sugumaran: Oakland University
Mohan Tanniru: Oakland University

Mitigating Information Overload: A Comparison of Perceptual and Textual Query Interfaces in a Decision Support Environment
Cheri Speier: Michigan State University
Michael G. Morris: Air Force School of Technology

Intelligent Interface with Computers: session 1
Session Chair: Joa Sang Lim

Intro: The Design of Computer Interfaces Adaptive to Human Emotion: Current Issues and Research Directions
Hung Kook Park: Sangmyung University of Korea
Joa Sang Lim: Sangmyung University of Korea

The Distributed User Modeling Shell System (DUMSS): A Conceptual Framework for Eliciting User Models Thawatchai
Thawatchai Piyawat: University of Maryland
Monica Adya: University of Maryland
Anthony F. Norcio: University of Maryland

Physiological Parameters Useful to Interface with Computers to Respond to Two Dimensional Emotions
Min Cheol Whang: Sangmyung University of Korea
Joa Sang Lim: Sangmyung University of Korea

Effect of Cognitive Style and Physiological Phenomena on Judgmental Time Series Forecasting
Hung Kook Park: Sangmyung University of Korea
Hyeon-Joong Yoo: Sangmyung University of Korea
Byoungho Song: Sangmyung University of Korea

Comparing the Effects of Cognitive Style, Subjective Emotion, and Physiological Phenomenon on the Accuracy of Intuitive Time-Series Forecasting Using an SONN: A Proposal
Hyeon-Joong Yoo: Sangmyung University of Korea
Byoungho Song: Sangmyung University of Korea
Hung Kook Park: Sangmyung University of Korea
Russell L. Pimmel: University of Alabama

A Data Mining for the Effect of Cognitive Style, Subjective Emotion, and Physiological Phenomena on the Accuracy of Judgmental Time-Series Forecasting
Byoungho Song: Sangmyung University of Korea
Hung Kook Park: Sangmyung University of Korea
Hyeon-Joong Yoo: Sangmyung University of Korea

Casablanca

Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning: session 3
Session Chair: Bob Otondo

Exploring the Relationships between Knowledge Management & Information Systems: No Decommissioning!
Séamus Gallagher: The Queen’s University Of Belfast

A Model for the Study of Knowledge Management Support Systems
Robert F. Otondo: The University of Memphis
Judith C. Simon: The University of Memphis

Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning: An Overview of the Mini Track
Susan Brown: Indiana University
Anne Massey: Indiana University

Organizational Change: session 2
Session Chair: David Spencer

Dynamic Institutionalization of the Terms of Presentation in Information Technology Management
Neil Ramiller: Portland State University
Rodney Rogers: Portland State University

On Structured Manuals Analysis and Design for Japanese Enterprises
Yoichi Masuzawa: Japan Productivity Center for Socio-Economic Development

Management of Distance Learning for Competitive Advantage
David Spencer: Rutgers University, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Organizational Change: An overview
Leonie Thomas: University of Tasmania, Australia
Bob Travica: Indiana University

Philosophical Foundations of Information Systems: session 1
Session Chair: Jim Courtney

Mini-track on the Philosophical Foundations of Information Systems
Jim Courtney: Texas A&M University
Jaana Porra: University of Houston

Making Sense of Knowledge: A Constructivist Viewpoint
Tom Butler: University College Cork, Ireland

The Myth of Multiple Methods
Donald J. Falconer: Deakin University, Australia
David R. Mackay: Deakin University, Australia
Jaana Porra: Deakin University, Australia

Electronic Commerce Curriculum: session 2
Session Chair: Brad Wheeler

Academic Programs in E-Commerce: Why (or Why Not), How, and What
Robert C. Nickerson: San Francisco State University

"The Evolving IT-Marketing Strategy Relationshiop: Will Business Schools Meet the Need?"
Richard L. Celsi: California State University, Long Beach
Mary Wolfinbarger: California State University, Long Beach

Implementation Strategies for a Graduate E-Commerce Curriculum
Susy S. Chan: DePaul University
Linda V. Knight: DePaul University

A Collaborative Electronic Commerce Project for An MIS Course: Constructing Online Catalogs
Rebecca Angeles: Bentley College
Dennis Adams: Montclair University, Upper Montclair

Research cases in Management and Information Technology: session 1
Session Chair: David Paper

Introduction to Research Cases in Information Technology and Management
David Paper: Utah State University

Lessons from Netscape: Building a Small Anthill into a Large-Scale E-Business
Robert J. Mills: Utah State University

A Case Study of the Military Utility of Telemedicine
James A. Rodger: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Parag C. Pendharkar: Penn State Capital College
David J. Paper: Utah State University

Characterizing the Business-IT Executive Relationship
Glenn Stewart: Queensland University of Technology
Helmut Klaus: Queensland University of Technology

An Investigation into the Meaning of Human-Centered Discontinuous Change Strategies to Individuals: Selection and Impact
Gregory W. Butler: Utah State University

A Case Study of Electronic Commerce in Nepal
Larry Press: California State University, Dominguez Hills
Seymour Goodman: Georgia Institute of Technology
Tim Kelly: International Telecommunication Union
Michael Minges: International Telecommunication Union

Video Streaming Technology and Multimedia in Support of Learning: session 1
Session Chair: J.P. Shim

Streaming and Other Web-Based Multimedia in IS Education
Louise L. Soe: California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

User Interface, Multimedia Richness, and Learning Style on the World Wide Web: A Literature Review
Ahmed Mahfouz: Texas A&M University

Enhancing the Teaching Business Telecommunications and e-Commerce using SMIL and Videostreaming
J. P. Shim: Mississippi State University & The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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