Posted on 19 August 2007 by Israr
Dear friends,
I enjoyed your company at OCIS and AMCIS doctoral consortium. It was a pleasant and learning experience. It was reassuring that all of us are in the same boat and have quite similar issues facing us.
I am wondering if you are following three paper format for your thesis (or for that matter any one [...]
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Posted on 18 August 2007 by Rachel Chung
Creating online surveys, to put it mildly, is a test of optimism, perseverance, and character!
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Posted on 17 August 2007 by Rachel Chung
(photograph taken by Dennis Galletta, AIS president)
This year’s AMCIS took place in the beautiful Keystone resort in Colorado.
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Posted on 14 August 2007 by Steven L. Johnson
I attended a symposium on Monday afternoon of AOM entitled, Email Data in Social Network Analysis (full details from the program are below the break). It was co-sponsored by the Organizational Management Theory (OMT) and Organizational Communication and Information System (OCIS) divisions. The panel members were: Adam Kleinbaum (Harvard), Marshall Van Alstyne (Boston U.), Nathaniel Bulkley [...]
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Posted on 13 August 2007 by Rachel Chung
The 2007 AOM OCIS meeting in Philly was full of excitement, joy and intellectual spark!
Although I’m tired and exhausted from traveling to AOM and AMCIS back to back last week, I can’t wait to share the photos with you.
The meeting took place in the beautiful Philly downtown area:
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Posted on 12 August 2007 by yawazu
Just came back to Waltham, MA (Greater Boston) and finished dealing with some admin work. The AOM conference was great and I met so many nice folks there. Anyway, there were so many people…! How about you?
As to our OCIS sessions, the session of “Software Development – Cross-Cultural Issues and Shared Meaning,” was very interesting. [...]
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