ICIS 1993:
Orlando,
Florida,
USA
Janice I. DeGross, Robert P. Bostrom, Daniel Robey (Eds.):
Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference on Information Systems, Orlando, Florida, USA, December 5-8, 1993.
Association for Information Systems 1993 
Research Papers
- Laku Chidambaram, Judith A. Kautz:
Defining Common Ground: Managing Diversity Through Electronic Meeting Systems.
1-11
- Allen S. Lee:
Electronic Mail as a Medium for Rich Communication: An Empirical Investigation Using Hermeneutic Interpretation.
13-21
- Matthias Jarke, Klaus Pohl:
Establishing Visions in Context: Toward a Model of Requirements Processes.
23-34
- Robert L. Leitheiser, Nadya A. Fouad:
An Exploration of the Role of Diverse Cultures on the Information Requirements Determination Process.
35-45
- Erik Brynjolfsson, Lorin M. Hitt:
Is Information Systems Spending Productive? New Evidence and New Results.
47-64
- Kenneth C. Laudon:
Markets and Privacy.
65-75
- Bernard C. Y. Tan, Kwok Kee Wei, Richard T. Watson:
Dampening Status Influence Using a Group Support System: An Empirical Study.
77-89
- Wei Huang, K. S. Raman, Kwok Kee Wei:
A Process Study of Effects of GSS and Task Type on Informational and Normative Influence in Small Groups.
91-101
- Tapio Reponen:
Outsourcing or Insourcing?.
103-115
- M. Bensaou:
Interorganizational Cooperation: The Role of Information Technology in Empirical Comparison of US and Japanese Supplier Relations.
117-127
- Louis Raymond, Guy Paré, François Bergeron:
Information Technology and Organizational Structure Revisited: Implications for Performance.
129-143
- Philip Yetton, Kim Johnston, Jane F. Craig:
The Pencil-Less Architect's Office: A "Deviant" Case Study of the Dynamics of Strategic Change and Information Technology.
145-155
- Moez Limayem, Gerardine DeSanctis:
Automating Decision Guidance in a Group Decision Environment.
157-168
- Jack Arthur Gowan Jr., Richard G. Mathieu:
Embracing Diversity: A Framework for Resolving Conflict Between MIS and Manufacturing.
169-179
- Judy L. Wynekoop, Nancy L. Russo:
System Development Methodologies: Unanswered Questions and the Research-Practice Gap.
181-190
- David E. Drehmer, Sasa M. Dekleva:
Measuring Software Engineering Maturity: A Rasch Calibration.
191-202
- Vivek Choudhury, Jeffrey L. Sampler:
Managerial Information Processing and the Specificity of Information.
203-211
- Gerald L. Lohse:
Eye Movement-Based Analyses of Graphs and Tables: The Next Generation.
213-224
- Jack W. Fellers:
Teaching Teamwork: An Exploration of Using Cooperative Learning Teams.
225-237
- Haruo Takagi, Morio Nagata, Ryutaro Manabe:
Preparation of Raw Ingredients: Japan's Education of Information Systems Students for Corporate Cooking.
239-246
- Fèlix Saltor, Manuel García-Solaco:
Diversity with Cooperation in Database Schemata: Semantic Relativism.
247-254
- Kanapaty Pelly Periasamy:
The State and Status of Information Architecture: An Empirical Investigation.
255-270
- Elizabeth Davidson:
An Exploratory Study of Joint Application Design (JAD) in Information Systems Delivery.
271-283
- Jay G. Cooprider, Kay M. Victor:
The Contribution of Shared Knowledge to IS Group Performance.
285-299
- Sasa M. Dekleva, Joze Zupancic:
Key Issues in Information Systems Management: A Delphi Study in Slovenia.
301-313
- Amit Das, Shobha S. Das:
Supporting Diversity in Technology: The Role of MIS Managers.
315-320
- Danial Clapper, Pushkala Prasad:
The Rationalization of the Organizational Meeting: Implications of Group Support Systems for Power, Symbolism and Face-Work.
321-329
- Susan J. Winter:
The Symbolic Potential of Computer Technology: Differences Among White-Collar Workers.
331-344
- Yolande E. Chan, Sid L. Huff:
Investigating Information Systems Strategic Alignment.
345-363
- Lyne Bouchard:
Decision Criteria in the Adoption of EDI.
365-376
Research In Progress
- Victoria L. Mitchell:
An Exploration of the Relationship Between Business Process Redesign and Information Technology Infrastructures.
377
- Cynthia Mathis Beath, Dale Goodhue, Jeanne W. Ross:
Reinventing the IS Orgarnization: New Practices for Managing Information Technology.
378
- Guy Fitzgerald, Leslie P. Willcocks:
Outsourcing Information Technology in the United Kingdom: Toward New Shapes of Organization.
379-380
- Murali Venkatesh, Ruth V. Small, Jacques C. Verville:
Task Satisfaction in Groups: A Closure Approach.
381
- Mark Keil, Richard Mixon:
Laboratory Studies of IS Failure as Escalating Commitment to a Failing Course of Action: Overcoming the Obstacles.
382
- Paul J. Hart, Carol Stoak Saunders:
The Themes of Power and Trust in EDI Relationships.
383
- Erik Brynjolfsson, Chris F. Kemerer:
Determinants of the Demand for Microcomputer Software: An Econometric Analysis.
384
- Mary Lynn Manns, Jim Nelson:
An Exploration of Schema Development in Procedure-Oriented Programmers Learning Object-Oriented Technology.
385-386
- J. Roberto Evaristo, Elena Karahanna-Evaristo:
An Empirical Investigation of Differences Between North American and European MIS Research.
387-388
Panels
- Lynda M. Applegate, Joe Cleveland, Mary Gentile:
Valuing Diversity: The Challenge Facing IT Managers and Educators.
389-390
- Erik Brynjolfsson, Paul Attewell, Haim Mendelson, Abraham Seidmann:
What Can Information Systems Learn from Economics? Applications and Highlights from Current Research.
391-392
- August-Wilhelm Scheer, H. Ted Goranson, Kurt Kosanke, Helmut Krcmar:
Architectures for Enterprise in Integration: Are There Lessons to be Learned from Europe?
393
- J. Owen Cherrington, William E. McCarthy, David P. Andros, Richard Roth, Eric L. Denna:
Event-Driven Business Solutions: Implementation Experiences and Issues.
394-395
- Richard Watson, Kazuya Matsudaria, Shigeo Mori, Ryutaro Manabe, Haruo Takagi, Osam Sato, Tetsuya Uchiki, Monta Nakajima:
Information Systems in Japan: Education, Research, and Practice.
396-397
- Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Ramon O'Callaghan, Joachim Griese, Tawfik Jelassi, Pieter M. A. Ribbers:
EDI, Industry Structure and Competition in European Markets.
398
- Lynda Davies, Michael Newman, Bonnie Kaplan:
A Workshop on Two Techniques for Qualitative Analysis: Interviewing and Evaluation.
399
- Bradley C. Wheeler, Izak Benbasat, Nancy Paule Melone, K. S. Raman:
The Right Research Task: A Critical Look at the Tradeoffs of Experimental Task Diversity in IS Research.
400-401
- Beverley K. Kahn, Jack J. Baroudi, Scott C. McIntyre, Nava Pliskin:
The Challenge of IS Education in Business Schools: Coping with Ever-Changing Demands of Students' Diversity, Business Expectations and Accreditation.
402-403
- Michael Bieber, Roger Clarke, Nanette Ditosto, Rob Kling, Peggy O'Rourke:
Privacy and Accuracy Issues for Information Systems in the 1990s and Beyond.
404
- Sue A. Conger, Karen D. Loch, Effy Oz, William H. Starbuck:
Information Technology and Ethics: What are the Issues?.
405-406
- Dirk Baldwin, Joey F. George, Ramayya Krishnan, Jay F. Nunamaker, Joel Stroup:
Systems Development: Vital MIS Research Method or Medicine Show?.
407
- N. Venkatraman, Sid L. Huff, Lawrence Loh, Josep Valor:
International Perspectives on Information Technology Outsourcing.
408-410
- Madeline Weiss, Cynthia Mathis Beath, M. Lynne Markus, Robert M. Rubin:
Research for Practice: Experience with teh Research Program of SIM's Advanced Practices Council.
411-412
- Hyung-Min Michael Chung, Paul E. Johnson, Kenneth Ford:
Modeling Expert Decision Making: Paradox of Simple Versus Complex Models.
413-414
- Kuldeep Kumar, Ed Davis, Benn R. Konsynski, Ojelanki K. Ngwenyama, Henry Whitlow:
A Tale of Two Cities: The Role of Information Technology in Supporting Diversity in the Atlanta Project and the Re-Build LA Project.
415
- Ajit Kambil, Brian Kahin, Brewster Kahle:
Internet and Beyond: Building Public Data Infrastructures.
416
- Michael D. Myers, Conrad Shayo, Barbara A. Gutek, Heinz K. Klein:
The Infusion of Information Technologies into Traditional Societies: Lessons for IS Research.
417-418
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