Decision Line
A News Publication of the Decision
Sciences Institute
December/January 2002 / Volume 33(1)
The articles below have been selected from the print version of the Dec/Jan 2002 issue of Decision Line. To receive a printed copy that includes all the articles, or to subscribe, please contact dsi@gsu.edu.
from the Editor. Decision Line Editor Barbara Flynn provides an overview of 33(1) feature articles.
2000 Instructional Innovation Award Finalist.
“Enlivening the OM Classroom with Video Tours,”
by Scott E. Sampson, Brigham Young University.
Research Issues. “Writing the Ideal Paper for JOM: A New Editor’s Perspective,” by Robert Handfield, North Carolina State University.
In the Classroom. “Simplified Procedure
for Implementing Nonparametric Tests in Excel,”
by Robert J. Pavur, University of North Texas, and Kellie B.
Keeling, Virginia Tech.
Doctoral Student Issues. “The Process of Getting a Position in Academia,” by Carol Prahinski, Ivey School of Business, University of Western Ontario.
Ecommerce. “B2C ecommerce: Observations about a Technology in Its Early Stages,” by Kenneth E. Kendall, Feature Editor.
Specialist with a Universal Mind. “Math Deficit Disorder,” by Andrew Vazsonyi, Feature Editor.
From the Bookshelf. “A New Forecasting Reference Work,” by Peter T. Ittig, University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Principles of Forecasting: A Handbook for Researchers and Practitioners,
J. Scott Armstrong, ed. (Kluwer, 849 pages, 2001, www.wkap.nl)
Special Section: 2001 DSI Annual Meeting Wrap-up (620KB)
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See the 2002 DSI Annual Meeting homepage for more information on the upcoming conference in San Diego.
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