Richard T. Farmer School of Business
[pic] Midwest Decision Sciences Institute
2003 Annual Meeting
Miami University
Marcum Conference Center & Inn
Oxford, OH 45056
(513) 529-6911 / FAX (513) 529-5700
Please note that Session chairs and Discussants have been added. Most if not all papers are hot linked to this schedule so that discussants may have quick and easy access.
Our Sponsors:
• The Richard T. Farmer School of Business Administration – Miami University
• Northern Illinois University College of Business
• McGraw/Hill / Irwin
• Pearson Education / Prentice-Hall
• Duxbury Publishing
• Thomson / South-Western
• John Wiley & Sons
• The Mid-American Journal of Business
Thursday, March 27, 2003
8:00 am - 5:00 pm Registration MCC Foyer & Lobby
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Exhibition Hall & Refreshments Room 232/6 MCC
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
Workshop: Business Applications of Geographic Information Systems with Microsoft MapPoint
Richard G. Born, Northern Illinois University
Note: Microsoft will provide Complimentary Demo Software
Innovative Education(I) - Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Janet Hartley, BGSU
Cross-Functional Undergraduate Business Core: The Northern Illinois University Experience
Charles Gowen, Northern Illinois University
Kathleen McFadden, Northern Illinois University
Charles G. Petersen, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Janet Hartley
Total Participatory Beer Game
Hugh M. Seyfarth, Miami University
Discussant: Kathleen McFadden
Community/ course Action/ interaction Management System (CAMS)
Brian G. Mackie, Northern Illinois University
Norbert L. Ziemer, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Hugh Seyfarth
3:00 MILLER BREWING TOUR (email Program Chair in advance for reservations)
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
Workshop: CAMS – INJECTING COLLABORATION INTO THE COMMUNITY/CLASS
Brian G. Mackie, Northern Illinois University
Norbert L. Ziemer, Northern Illinois University
International Supply Chain Management -- Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Joseph W. Leonard, Miami University
Strategic Application of Supply Chain Management in Food Companies: Current Experience and Future Opportunities
Tom Rathje, Executive officer, R & D, Danbred North America
Gyu C. Kim, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Joseph W. Leonard, Miami University
Saving Face: How to Successfully Do Business with and in China
Joseph W. Leonard, Miami University
Discussant: Gyu C. Kim, Northern Illinois University
On The Computerization Status And Related Effects In Small Business In The Developing Country – A Case Of Taiwan
Quey-Jen Yeh, National Cheng-Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan
Discussant: Joseph W. Leonard, Miami University
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Doctoral Student Dinner Room 180 MCC
Friday, March 28, 2003
7:30 am - 4:30 pm Registration MCC Foyer & Lobby
8:30 am – 5:30 pm Exhibition Hall & Refreshments Room 232/6 MCC
8:00 am – 9:30 am
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
Designing the Default State of a Tailorable Technology:A Case Study
Matt Germonprez, Case Western Reserve U.
Finance & Accounting- Room 184 MCC
Session Chair: Jim Cashell, Miami University
A Longitudinal Bank Default Study: A Descriptive Analysis
Michael Vineyard, The University of Memphis
Christy Crabtree, Southwest Tennessee Community College Business Administration
Discussant: Jim Cashell, Miami University
(8:30)Invited Session: “Tools to Manage the The Supply Chain“
Room 184 MCC
Chris P. Hegele
Manager, Technology Management - NA
Global Procurement & Supply
DaimlerChrysler Corporation
Information Technology in Supply Chain Management (I)- Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Douglas Havelka, Miami University
Best Practices in Electronic Commerce Strategies
Nathan A. C. Swanson, Miami University
Discussant: Jack T. Marchewka, Northern Illinois Univ
Improving Systems Development Through Critical Success Factors
Nathan Swanson, Miami University
Douglas Havelka, Miami University
Discussant: Chang Liu, Northern Illinois University
Student Perceptions of Spam (Unsolicited Electronic Mail)
Jack T. Marchewka, Northern Illinois Univ
Charles G. Petersen, Northern Illinois University
Chang Liu, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Douglas Havelka, Miami University
10:00 am – 11:30 am
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
Incorporating Interactive Experiments into Introductory Operations
Byron Finch, Miami University
Operations Management & Supply Chain Management (I) - Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Gene Fliedner, Oakland University
Benchmarking Analysis of the Basic Agriculture Organization
Tzong-Ru Lee, National Chung Hsing University
Jimg-Yu Huang, National Chung Hsing University
Discussant: Michael H. Way, Cal State University, Bakersfield
The Intra-Organizational Spread of Best Manufacturing Practice
Michael H. Way, Cal State University, Bakersfield
Discussant: Johnny C. Ho, Columbus State University
An Evaluation of Heuristic Algorithms for Cellular Manufacturing Systems
Johnny C. Ho, Columbus State University
Yih-Long Chang, Georgia Institute of Technology
Discussant: Gene Fliedner, Oakland University
Innovative Education (II) - Room 184 MCC
Session Chair: Dave Larson, University of Illinois at Springfield
Are Curricula that combine Operations Management and Information Systems Adequately preparing their students for the workforce? (Best Paper- Innovative Education)
David Silva, Northern Illinois University
Kathleen McFadden, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Dave Larson, University of Illinois at Springfield
Meaningful Computer Skills Assignments A Personal Weight Control DSS
Donald A. Carpenter, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Discussant: Kathleen McFadden, Northern Illinois University
User Training – An Essential Component to Application Implementation Success
Dave Larson, University of Illinois at Springfield
Discussant: Donald A. Carpenter, University of Nebraska at Kearney
11:30-1:30 President’s Luncheon Room Room 154/8 MCC
2:00 pm – 3:30 pm
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
The Beer Game: An Interactive Tutorial Part I
Richard J.Penlesky, Carroll College
Mark Treleven, John Carroll University
Charles Watts, John Carroll University
Operations Management& Supply Chan Management (II) - Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Peter A. Pinto, Bowling Green State University
A Preliminary Comparison of Warehouse Slotting Measures
Charles G. Petersen, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Peter A. Pinto, Bowling Green State University
Evaluating The Impact Of Demand Variability And Process Dependence In A Supply Chain Member Performance
Peter A. Pinto, Bowling Green State University
B. Madhu Rao, Bowling Green State University
Discussant: Chen H. Chung, University of Kentucky
A Supradisciplinary Approach to Decision Sciences Research
Chen H. Chung, University of Kentucky
Discussant: Charles G. Petersen, Northern Illinois University
Information Technology in Supply Chain Management (I)- Room 184 MCC
Session Chair: Brian G. Mackie, Northern Illinois University
The Performance Evaluation Of E-Store - Analysis In Terms Of Balanced Scorecard
Tzong-Ru Lee, National Chung Hsing University
Discussant: Nathan Swanson, Miami University
An Exploratory Model Of The Effects Of Information Systems Personnel Attributes On
Information Systems Development Success
Nathan Swanson, Miami University
Douglas Havelka, Miami University
Discussant: Brian G. Mackie, Northern Illinois University
The Systems Development Of Cams( *A Participant Centric Course Management System
Brian G. Mackie, Northern Illinois University
Norbert L. Ziemer, Northern Illinois University
Nancy L. Russo, Northern Illinois University
Wayne E. Mackie, Saginaw Valley State University
Discussant: Douglas Havelka, Miami University
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Northern Illinois “Technology in the Classroom” series Room 102 MCC
The Beer Game: An Interactive Tutorial Part II
Richard J.Penlesky, Carroll College
Mark Treleven, John Carroll University
Charles Watts, John Carroll University
Marketing & Supply Chain Management (I)- Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Timothy C. Krehbiel, Miami University
Small Business On-line: Advantages, Obstacles, and Recommendations
Jason Tithof, Northern Illinois University
Nancy L. Russo, Northern Illinois University
Discussant: Bonnie Glassberg, Miami University
The Effect of Promotions on Major League Baseball Attendance
Timothy C. Krehbiel, Miami University
Thomas C. Boyd, Cal State University – Fullerton
Discussant: W. Rocky Newman, Miami University
A New Model For Understanding The Choice Of Governance Structures In Buyer/Supplier Relationships (Best Paper)
Bonnie Glassberg, Miami University
Discussant: Nancy L. Russo, Northern Illinois University
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Invited Session: Process Model Building Within The Supply Chain (SCOR Model)-MCC 184
Greg Peck, StreamlineSCM
5:30-7:30 President’s Reception & Election Report -Miami Inn Tavern
7:30-9:00 Dinner - Room 154/8 MCC
Saturday, March 29, 2003
7:30 am - 9:30 am Registration MCC Foyer & Lobby
8:30 am – 12:00 pm Exhibition Hall & Refreshments Room 232/6 MCC
9:00 am – 10:30 am
Interdisciplinary Issues Room 186 MCC
Session Chair: Michael Vineyard, The University of Memphis
Medical Error And Patient Safety Research An Interdisciplinary Challenge
James B. Battles, Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)
Discussant: Michael Vineyard, The University of Memphis
The Impact Of Managerial Involvement On Safety: A Preliminary Study
Michael Vineyard, The University of Memphis
Christy Crabtree, Southwest Tennessee Community College Business Administration
Discussant: Gregory M. Kellar, SUNY College at Old Westbury
New Businesses for the New Century
Anthony M. Akel, C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University
Gregory M. Kellar, SUNY College at Old Westbury
Discussant: Christy Crabtree, Southwest Tennessee Community College Business Administration
10:30-12:00 MWDSI Board Meeting - Room 186 MCC
12:00-1:00 Lunch – Room 180-184 MCC (MWDSI board)
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