January 2004 / Volume 35(1)
The articles below have been selected from the print version of the
January 2004 issue of Decision Line. To receive a printed copy
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Page 1: President's Letter.
"Calling All Volunteers," by Barbara
B. Flynn, Wake Forest University.
from the Editor. Decision
Line Editor Keong
Leong provides an overview of 35(1) feature articles.
International Issues. "Internationalizing
Educational Curriculum," by Madeleine
E. Pullman, Cornell University.
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Ecommerce. "Document Management
in the Digital Age: Why Do We Still Use Paper?", by Greg
Sherbon, Resorts International Hotel, Inc.
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The Universal Specialist. "The
Specialist with a Universal Mind: Mentor, Collaborator, Friend," by
Nancy Weida, Bucknell University.
Doctoral Student Issues. "Maximizing
the PhD Seminar Experience for Doctoral Students," by Andrew
Gold, Moore School of Business, University of South Carolina.
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Information Technology. "Where
No One Has Gone Before," by Michael McNeese,
Sandeep Purao, James
Thomas and John Yen, Pennsylvania
State University, University Park.
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The Deans’ Perspective. "The
Evolution of Business Education in the U.S.," by P.
George Benson, Terry College of Business, University of Georgia.
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From the Bookshelf. "Introduction
to Management Information Systems," by Sathasivam
Mathiyalakan, University of Massachusetts Boston.
Reviews: Principles
of Information Systems (6th ed.) by Ralph M. Stair and George
W. Reynolds, Thomson/Course Technology, 2003, 692 pages, http://www.course.com;
Management Information Systems (3rd ed.) by Effy Oz
Thomson/Course Technology, 2002, 751 pages, http://www.course.com;
Introduction to Information Technology (2nd ed.) by
Efraim Turban, R. Kelly Rainer Jr., and Richard E. Potter, Wiley Publishing,
2002, 592 pages, http://www.wiley.com/college/turban
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Names in the News: Hamid
R. Nemati of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro; Christopher
D. Barko of Laboratory Corporation of America; Neale Traves; Suresh
Sethi of The University of Texas at Dallas.
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