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SWDSI 2004 Special Events

 

 

P                            SWDSI 2004 has 86 paper presentations sessions on Thursday (3/4/04) and Friday (3/5/04).

 

 

P                            A special Deans panel, “New Changes in Business Accreditation”: 3:30 p.m.- 5:00 pm,  Wednesday, March 3, 2004.

 

 

P                            SWDSI 2004 Business Meeting: 12:00 p.m.- 1:00 pm,  Thursday, March 4, 2004.

 

 

P                            A special panel “SWDSI 2004 Publishing Panel” 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m., Thursday, March 4, 2004.

 

 

P                            A special panel “The Creation of a SWDSI Journal” 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m., Thursday, March 5, 2004.

 

 

P                            A special panel “How to Prepare Your Students to Become Business Partners” 8:30 p.m. – 10:00 a.m., Friday, March 5, 2004.

 

 

P                            A special panel “Strategies to Comply with new AACSB Criteria for Management Science” 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Friday, March 5, 2004.

 

 

March 3, 2004

(Wednesday)

 

 

TOPIC:                  New Changes in Business Accreditation

 

With the passing of the new Business Accreditation standards in April 2003, AACSB International and its member schools raised the bar for academic excellence in management education. Any change, however positive, brings questions and uncertainty. The panel will discuss what the new standards mean for our b-schools, and how we can make changes/improvements early in the academic year toward achieving new goals

 

Panel Chair:         Dr. Mary Fischer, Dean of College of Business Administration

University of Texas, Tyler, mfischer@mail.uttyl.edu

 

Panel Members:    Dr. John Burbridge, Dean of The Martha and Spencer Love School of Business

Elon University, Burbridg@elon.edu

Dr. Paul Huo, Dean of School of Business

University of Bridgeport, phuo@bridgeport.edu

Dr. Charlotte Jones, Dean of College of Business Administration

Louisiana State University in Shreveport, cjones@pilot.lsus.edu

Dr. Brian J. Reithel, Dean of School of Business Administration

                The University of Mississippi, breithel@bus.oldmiss.edu

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

MEETING:            Southwest Decision Science Institute, Officers and Directors Meeting

Continental Breakfast

 

Presiding:                Mary Fischer, University of Texas at Tyler

 

 

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

SESSION A:         eCommerce - I

 

Session Chair:         Kelly Fish, Arkansas State University

 

EAI: Its Business Applications and Technology Development

David C. Chou, Eastern Michigan University

Manisha Mitra, Eastern Michigan University

 

Internal and External Applications of Web Services

Jaymeen R. Shah, Southwest Texas State University

Mirza B. Murtaza, Middle Tennessee State University

 

An Empirical Investigation of the Privacy Policies of Hospital Web Sites in the United States

Randy Ryker, Nicholls State University

Elizabeth Lafleur, Nicholls State University

 

 

 

SESSION B:         Innovative Education - I

 

Session Chair:         Queen Esther Booker, University of Arizona

 

Developing E-Mail Support For Students In Introductory Programming Classes

Queen Esther Booker, University of Arizona

Fred Kitchens, Ball State University

Sushil Sharma, Ball State University

Carl Rebman, University of San Diego

 

When Should Students Take The Database Course? One Institution’s Assessment

Megan S. Conklin, Elon University

Lynn R. Heinrichs, Elon University

Michele C. Kleckner, Elon University

 

Internet-Based Versus Instructor-Led Learning: A Comparative Study

K. Russell Jones, Arkansas State University

Farhad Moeeni, Arkansas State University

Paula Ruby, Arkansas State University

 

 

 

SESSION C:         Accounting - I

 

Session Chair:         Tina Quinn, Arkansas State University

 

Auditor Perceptions of SAS 99:  Do Two Expectation Gaps Still Exist?

Linda B. Specht, Trinity University

Petrea K. Sandlin, Trinity University

 

A Study of the Effects of Socio-Economic Background, Information Technology Anxiety, and Cognitive Style on Computer Self-Efficacy Related to Accounting Tasks

Donna F. Davis, University of Southern Mississippi

Donald L. Davis, University of Southern Mississippi

 

An Empirical Example of the Use Financial Statement Analysis: The Case of Motorola

Henry W. Collier, University of Wollongong

Timothy Grai, Oakland University

Steve Haslitt, Oakland University

Carl B. McGowan, Jr, Universiti Kegangsaan Malaysia

 

Neural Networks:  A Tool to Revitalize a Tax Research Methodology

Tina Steward Quinn, Arkansas State University

Tonya K. Flesher, University of Mississippi

John D. Johnson, FNC, Inc.

Flyn Flesher, Rice University

 

 

 

SESSION D:         Management - I

 

Session Chair:         James Bishop, New Mexico State University

 

CEOs’ Perceptions Of Organizational Strategic Flexibility And Its Impact On Organizational Profit: Exploratory Study

Abdalla Hagen, Grambling State University

Igwe Udeh, Grambling State University

Anthony Nelson, Grambling State University

 

Strategic Assessment of Worker Motivation: The Case of Employee Behavior During Liquidation

Valentin H. Pashtenko, University of North Carolina - Fayetteville State University

 

Do the Organizational Commitment Questionnaire (OCQ) and the Affective Commitment Scale (ACS) Measure the Same Thing?

James Bishop, New Mexico State University

Yiling Ge, New Mexico State University

 

A Pilot Study of the Potential Negative Impact of Sexual Harassment Policies on Glass Ceiling Issues for Women in the Workplace

Thomas R. Tudor, University of Arkansas - Little Rock

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

 

FBD Coffee Break

 

                Sponsored by:                                         Sam M. Walton College of Business
University of Arkansas

 

                Hosted by the Officers of:                      Academy of International Business

                                                                                Association for Business Communications
                                                                                Southwestern Society of Economists

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

                                               

 

FBD Plenary Session:  GLOBE Research Project

 

Keynote Speaker:   Peter Dorfman, Member of GLOBE Coordinating Team

 

The Global Leadership and Organizational Behavior Effectiveness (GLOBE) Research Project is a multi-phase, multi-method project in which investigators spanning the world are examining the interrelationships between societal culture, organizational culture, and organizational leadership.  Approximately 170 social scientists and management scholars from 61 cultures/countries representing all major regions throughout the world are engaged in this long-term programmatic series of cross-cultural leadership studies.  Dr. Dorfman is on the coordinating team of this research project and has been since its inception.  Having someone with firsthand experience bringing insights of a research project of this breadth and depth should be of interest to all business faculty members.

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

                                               

 

MEETING:        Business Meeting:  Southwest Decision Sciences Institute

 

Session Chair:     SWDSI President Mary Fischer, University of Texas at Tyler

 

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

  

SESSION A:         eCommerce - II                                    

 

Session Chair:         Ravinder Nath, Creighton University

 

An Exploratory Study on the Use of Electronic Commerce

Chuleeporn Changchit, Texas A&M University – Corpus Christi

 

The Five Critical Success Factors for the Foundation of an e-Business

Sibongiseni Tunzelana, Cape Technikon, South Africa

 

To Explore The Factors of Affecting a Company’s Decision to Adopt, not Adopt, Switch or Exit the E-Marketplace

Chian-Son Yu, Purdue University and Shih Chien Unversity

 

 

 

SESSION B:         Economics & Finance - I

 

Session Chair:         Balasundram Maniam, Sam Houston State University

 

NAFTA Versus European Union: A Brief Review

Balasundram Maniam, Sam Houston State University

Darin Anthony, Sam Houston State University

 

Causal Interrelations among Bombay S&P 500, US S&P 500, Oil Price and Gold Price:  Evidence from VAR Approach

Matiur Rahman, McNeese State University

Banamber Mishra, McNeese State University

 

Technical, Scale and Allocative Efficiencies of CAN Countries’ Banking Industries

Benito Sanchez, University of New Orleans

M. Kabir Hassan, University of New Orleans

 

China-US Nominal Exports, Imports, Trade Balance and Nominal Yuan-Dollar Exchange Rate

Matiur Rahman, McNeese State University

Muhammad Mustafa, South Carolina State University

 

 

 

SESSION C:         Accounting - II                                     

 

Session Chair:         Jason Lee, Louisiana State University – Shreveport

 

An Empirical Investigation of the Minority Interest and Marketability Discounts in Valuation of Closely Held Stock for Estate and Gift Tax Purposes

Ted E. Engelbrecht, Louisiana Tech University

Mary Anderson, Louisiana Tech University

 

The Effect of Corporate Scandals on Accounting Education:  An Empirical Analysis

Robert Braun, Southeastern Louisiana University

 

Measures of Earnings Dilution and the Stock Repurchase Decision

Chuo-Hsuan Lee, Louisiana State University – Shreveport

Pervaiz Alam, Kent State University

 

Teaching Students about ElderCare Assurance -- A Case Study

Edward R. Walker, McNeese State University

 

 

 

SESSION D:     Publishing

 

Session Chair:     Daryl Nord (Oklahoma State University), Editor, Journal of Computer Information Systems

Panelists:             Dusan Lesjak (University of Primorska, Slovenia), Editor, Managing Global Transitions:  International Research Journal

                            Binshan Lin (Louisiana State University – Shreveport), Editor-in-Chief, Industrial Management & Data Systems

                            Jeretta Horn Nord (Oklahoma State University), Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Computer Information Systems

 

During this symposium, editors of several journals will address and analyze opportunities and outlets for high quality contributions in information systems / information technology research.

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

 

FBD Coffee Break

 

                Sponsored by:                                         College of Business Administration
Department of Finance
Sun Trust Chair of Banking
University of Central Florida

 

                Hosted by the Officers of:                      Association of Business Information Systems
Association of Collegiate Marketing Educators

                                                                                Southwestern Finance Association

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

 

SESSION A:     Management Information Systems - I

 

Session Chair:     Ravinder Nath, Creighton University

 

Implementing Systems Off-the-Shelf: Don’t Customize!

Peggy L. Lane, Lock Haven University

Michael R. Lane, Mansfield University

 

Culture and Internet Diffusion: Is There a Relationship?

Ravinder Nath, Creighton University

N.R. Vasudeva Murthy, Creighton University

 

On Assessing the Quality of Data-Information-Decision Chain

Mysore Ramaswamy, Southern University

 

Electronic Financial Statements – A Conceptual Look at XBRL

Russell Virgo, Western Carolina University

 

 

 

SESSION B:     Quantitative Methods & Quality - I

 

Session Chair:     Joe T. Felan, University of Arkansas – Little Rock

 

Spreadsheet Forecasting Models

Frank G. Landram, West Texas A&M University

 

Examining Cyclical Nature of the Purchasing Managers Index and Its Components

Matt Lindsey, University of North Texas

Robert Pavur, University of North Texas

 

Quality And Productivity Management:  Lessons From Social Soundness Analysis

Petros Christofi, Duquesne University

Seleshi Sisaye, Duquesne University

 

 

 

SESSION C:     eGovernment/NonProfit/HealthCare

 

Session Chair:     Richard Alan McMahon, Sr., University of Houston – Downtown

 

E-Government: Do Audits Aid The Netologically Disadvantaged

Richard Alan McMahon, Sr., University of Houston – Downtown

Linda Bressler, University of Houston – Downtown

 

Evaluating the Impact of IT Investments on University Student Services: A Case Study

Mohan P. Rao, University of Texas - Pan American

Purnendu Mandal, Marshall University

 

Mobile Healthcare Computing Devices For Enterprise-Wide Patient Data Delivery

Binshan Lin, Louisiana State University - Shreveport

John A. Vassar, Louisiana State University - Shreveport

 

Medicare HMOs Reduce Lengths of Stay but Increase Healthcare Costs

Lee Revere, University of Houston - Clear Lake

 

 

 

SESSION D:     Global Business

 

Session Chair:     Balasundram Maniam, Sam Houston State University

 

Goldratt’s Thinking Processes: Application in a Romanian Business Context

Daniel A. Glaser-Segura, Our Lady of the Lake University

Raluca Chiurciu, Romanian-American Center for Business Excellence

Doru Ohota, Anticorosiv SA

Ion Naftanaila, Romanian-American Center for Business Excellence

 

The Determinants of Wireless Communication as Economic Levels Change

Aurore J. Kamssu, Tennessee State University

 

Pound to Euro?

Hadley Leavell, San Houston State University

Chuan Chen, San Houston State University

 

 

March 4, 2004

(Thursday)

 

 

SESSION A:     The Creation of a SWDSI Journal

 

Session Chair:     Frank Landram, West Texas A&M University

Panelists:             William E. Pinney, Alcorn State University

                            Tom W. Jones (Past DSI President), University of Arkansas

                            John Cooley, West Texas A&M University (Dean)

                            Gary Ragatz (2004 DSI President), Michigan State University

                            Robert J. Pavur, University of North Texas

 

The Southwest Region of the Decision Sciences Institute is currently hearing a proposal to sponsor the Journal of Decision and Information Technology.  This panel will discuss the benefits and hazards of the proposed endeavor.  These include finding a "niche" which will increase membership and enhance the professional development of its members.  Volunteers for reviewers, associate editors, and web page design experts are solicited. 

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

SESSION A:     eCommerce - III

 

Session Chair:     P. Pete Chong, University of Houston – Downtown

 

A Study of eCommerce Strategy in the Online Banking

Kuo Lane Chen, University of Southern Mississippi

Chang-Tseh Hsieh, University of Southern Mississippi

Scott Magruder, University of Southern Mississippi

Stan Lewis, University of Southern Mississippi

 

Jackson & Perkins eCommerce Case Study

Connie Andel-Kracht, University of Houston - Victoria

 

Impact of eCommerce on Intellectual Property

Mohammed M. Nadeem, National University

 

 

 

SESSION B:     Economics & Finance - II

 

Session Chair:     Gauri Shankar Guha, Arkansas State University

 

Earthquake Preparedness:  An Assessment of Business Perceptions of Risks in Memphis, Tennessee

Gauri Guha, Arkansas State University

Ahmad Syamil, Arkansas State University

Adam Rose, Pennsylvania State University

J. Webb, Mid-South Community College

 

Is There A Real Estate Agency Problem?

Stephen C. Caples, McNeese State University

Michael E. Hanna, University of Houston – Clear Lake

Charles A. Smith, University of Houston – Downtown

 

The Determinants of Net Interest Margins in the Emerging Market Economies

Dan Wadsworth, University of New Orleans

M. Kabir Hassan, University of New Orleans

 

Income Convergence of the Counties

Shahdad Naghshpour, University of Southern Mississippi

 

 

 

SESSION C:         How to Prepare Your Students to Become “Business Partners"

 

Session Chair:         Roderick Posey, University of Southern Mississippi

Panelists:                 Gary Siegel, DePaul University

James E. Sorensen, University of Denver

Sandra Richtermeyer, University of Wyoming

 

Business partners help run businesses. Partners are consulted on all major decisions. Partners are proactive with information, are focused on improving business processes, and are team leaders. The work of partners is exciting, and they are enthusiastic about what they do. Over the past ten years, accountants at many companies have made the transition from traditional roles to business partner roles. This session addresses business partner research that was completed in 2003.  The panel will (a) describe the new role that accountants play as "business partners" in corporations, (b) describe how accountants in leading edge companies have made the transition from traditional roles, (c) demonstrate the use of qualitative tools that accountants/business partners need for manipulating verbal data, and (d) discuss the implications for accounting and business school education.

 

 

SESSION D:     Quantitative Methods & Quality - II

 

Session Chair:     Mohamad Nayebpour, University of St. Thomas

 

Time Series and Diffusion Models for Forecasting the Supply and Demand Sides of an Innovation

M. Hassan, Grambling

R. Nassar, Louisiana Tech University

H. Mesak, Louisiana Tech University

 

Stochastic Programming in Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA)

Zhimin Huang, Adelphi University

Susan X. Li, Adelphi University

 

Data Envelopment Analysis for Decision Support:  An Application to Vendor Selection

John Seydel, Arkansas State University

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

FBD Coffee Break

 

                Sponsored by:                                         Diana Reed, President of FBD

 

                Hosted by the Officers of:                      Industrial Distribution Educators Association

                                                                                Southwest Academy of Management

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

SESSION A:     Strategies to Comply with New AACSB Criteria for Management Science

 

Session Chair:     Charlotte Jones, Louisiana State University - Shreveport

Panelists:             Michael E. Hanna, University of Houston - Clear Lake

                            Tom Jones, University of Arkansas

                            Robert Pavur, University of North Texas

                            William Pinney, Alcorn State University

 

Standard 15 (Management of Curricula) of the new AACSB International standards states that the curriculum management process will normally include learning experiences in statistical data analysis and management sciences (among other areas).  While most institutions cover statistics with one or more required courses, and others require an operations management course, many do not currently offer a separate required course in management science.  The panel will discuss curriculum changes that will/should be made in the area of management science to comply with the new standards and prepare students better in the quantitative methods.

 

 

 

SESSION B:     Innovative Education - II

 

Session Chair:     Carl Rebman, University of San Diego

 

Lower the Bar Without Watering Down the Course: One Professor’s Experience

Richard A. Drapeau, Lamar University

 

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE YOU TO CHANGE A TIRE?  Using Pit Stops to Help Explain Just-In-Time and Setup Time Reduction

Joe T. Felan, University of Arkansas – Little Rock

 

Does An Attendance Policy Improve Student Performance?

Daniel R. Marburger, Arkansas State University

 

 

 

SESSION C:     Marketing - I

 

Session Chair:     Roy Clinton, University of Louisiana - Monroe

 

Exploring the Influence of Interdependence on Interdepartmental Interaction Between Marketing and Accounting

A. Tansu Barker, Brock University

 

Odors as Memory Cues for Concrete Terms: Implications for Marketing and Communications

Daniel W. Baack, Saint Louis University

Donald Baack, Pittsburg State University

Mark N. Hatala, Truman State University

 

Formulating a Marketing Strategy For Exporting Higher Education: Phase One – Surveying International Students’ Attitudes and Perceptions

Roy Clinton, University of Louisiana - Monroe

 

Formulating a Marketing Strategy For Exporting Higher Education: Phase Two – Surveying International Students’ Attitudes and Perceptions

Roy Clinton, University of Louisiana - Monroe

 

 

 

SESSION D:     Management - II

 

Session Chair:     Janice Black, New Mexico State University

 

Effects of Member, Participative and Conventional Leadership Power on Development of Context for Learning

Janice Black, New Mexico State University

Richard Oliver, New Mexico State University

J.  Phillip King, New Mexico State University

 

Adopting New Technologies: The Role Of Personality And Social Norms In The Decision To Adopt Online Banking

Rusty L. Juban, Southeastern Louisiana University

 

Services Management in the Mid-America Bed & Breakfast Industry: Diffusion of Technology In Three States Based on a Three Year Longitudinal Study

William L. Smith, Emporia State University

 

A Theoretical Framework of the Impact and Firms’ Responses to U.S.-Mexico Border Crossing Delays on JIT Performance

Nalini Govindarajulu, New Mexico State University

Bonnie F. Daily, New Mexico State University

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

SESSION A:     Operations & Supply Chain Management - I

 

Session Chair:     Charlotte Jones, Louisiana State University - Shreveport

 

Scalability Issues in Facility Location Analysis

Khurrum S. Bhutta, Nicholls State University

 

Impact of Information Technology on Procurement Strategies of Southeast Louisiana Businesses

Khurrum S. Bhutta, Nicholls State University

Ronnie Fanguy, Nicholls State University

 

An Interesting Twist on the Warehouse Location Problem

William E. Pinney, Alcorn State University

 

 

 

SESSION B:     Economics & Finance - III

 

Session Chair:     Hadley Leavell, San Houston State University

 

An Applied Example of Computing the Divisional Cost of Capital: The Case of Motorola

Henry W. Collier, University of Wollongong

Timothy Grai, Oakland University

Steve Haslitt, Oakland University

Carl B. McGowan, Jr, Universiti Kegangsaan Malaysia

 

CEO Change of Control Following Similar Sized Bank Mergers

Jennifer O’Sullivan, University of New Orleans

Abdullah Mamun, University of New Orleans

M. Kabir Hassan, University of New Orleans

 

Contagion and Industry Risk

Chu-Sheng Tai, Texas A&M University - Kingsville

 

Comparison between Methods Predicting Bankruptcy: The Dot-com Example

Ata Yesilyaprak, Columbus State University

John Theis, Columbus State University

 

 

 

SESSION C:     Student Papers

 

Session Chair:     Huei Lee, Eastern Michigan University

 

Jackson & Perkins eCommerce Case Study

Connie Andel-Kracht, University of Houston - Victoria

 

An Investigation Into The Role Of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) With Factors Pertaining To Customer Retention At An Electronic Retailer, Kalahari.Net

Sibongiseni Tunzelana, Cape Technikon, South Africa

 

Amazon.com – Can It Survive?

Cynthia Zoch, University of Houston – Victoria

 

 

 

SESSION D:     Decision Support Systems, Artificial Intelligence, & Knowledge Management

 

Session Chair:     Mohan Rao, University of Texas - Pan American 

 

Towards an Artificial Intelligence Approach to Foreign Market Screening

Kelly E. Fish, Arkansas State University

 

Data Mining for Assessing the Impact of Environmental Stress on Plant Genomics

Richard S. Segall, Arkansas State University

Gauri S. Guha, Arkansas State University

Sarath A. Nonis, Arkansas State University

 

Performance Evaluation of a Golf Course:  A Case Study

Mohan P. Rao, University of Texas Pan American

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

FBD Coffee Break

 

                Sponsored by:                                         Diana Reed, President of FBD

 

                Hosted by the Officers of:                      Southwest Case Research Association

                                                                                Southwest Decision Sciences Institute

 

 

March 5, 2004

(Friday)

 

 

SESSION A:     Management Information Systems - II

 

Session Chair:     Richard S. Segall, Arkansas State University

 

ER Approach to Website Design: An Urban University Teaching Experience

P. Pete Chong, University of Houston - Downtown

Ming Chang, University of Houston - Downtown

Ruth Robbins, University of Houston - Downtown

 

Network Security: Factors Related To Success For Network Administrators

Charles Haltion, California State University - Fresno

James M. Henson, California State University - Fresno

 

Wireless Network Infrastructure in an Urban University

Richard Alan McMahon, Sr., University of Houston – Downtown

P. Pete Chong, University of Houston – Downtown

Peter DeVries, University of Houston – Downtown

 

Student Awareness of University Computer Usage Policies:  Is a Single Exposure Enough?

Charles B. Foltz, East Carolina University

Timothy Paul Cronan, University of Arkansas

Thomas W. Jones, University of Arkansas

 

 

 

SESSION B:     Innovative Education - III

 

Session Chair:     Sushil K. Sharma, Ball State University

 

Assessment As A Teaching Tool

Levon R. Hayrapetyan, Houston Baptist University

 

Are Accounting Curricula Undermining Industry Needs and Shortchanging Students?

Lakshmi U. Tatikonda, University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh

 

Accountability for Higher Education: Applying the Balanced Scorecard

Janice A. Black, New Mexico State University

 

 

 

SESSION C:     Marketing - II

 

Session Chair:     Randall Florey, Tarleton State University

 

Integrating Data Mining and CRM: Technology and Business Impacts

David C. Chou, Eastern Michigan University

Bin Shen, Miami University

David C. Yen, Miami University

 

E-Commerce as a Substitute to Traditional Marketing

Mulumebet Mitiku, Jarvis Christian College

 

An Investigation Into The Role Of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) With Factors Pertaining To Customer Retention At An Electronic Retailer, Kalahari.Net

Sibongiseni Tunzelana, Cape Technikon, South Africa

 

Monogopoly Competition:  The Development of a Theory

Randall Florey, Tarleton State University

 

 

 

SESSION D:     Operations & Supply Chain Management - II

 

Session Chair:     Joe T. Felan, University of Arkansas – Little Rock

 

Queueing Effects on A Time-Sensitive Manufacturing Center

Bin Jiang, University of Texas - Arlington

 

Control of Inventory in a Manufacturer-Retailer Supply Chain

Susan X. Li, Adelphi University

Zhimin Huang, Adelphi University

 

Minimizing Total Tardiness In A Two Machine Flowshop

Jeffrey Schaller, Eastern Connecticut State University

 

 

Congratulations!   ALPHA IOTA DELTA INNOVATIVE EDUCATION PAPER AWARD   “Assessment As A Teaching Tool” Levon R. Hayrapetyan, Houston Baptist University