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Our DBA students use the knowledge and skills gained in the program to help their own organizations, and to advance the profession of management. During the past several years, many of our students have had their research accepted for presentation at professional conferences. 

2001
Allison, J. (2001, November).  E-commerce strategies: A look at choices. Paper presented at the Institute for Behavioral and Applied Management conference in Charleston, S.C.

Allison, J.  (2001, October).  E-commerce firms versus physical firms: An initial strategy framework.  Paper presented at the International Business & Economics Conference, DePere, WI.

Delaney, J. (2001, March). The impact of power on internal audit outsourcing decisions. Paper presented at the meeting of the North American Accounting Society, Chicago, IL.

Doyle, S. (2001, November).  Toward an integrated theory of sexual harassment: An open systems approach.  Paper presented at the Institute of Behavioral & Applied Management Conference, Charleston, SC.

Parise, M. (2001, March). Organizational readiness: The change to an e-business delivery channel in a bank. Paper presented at the meeting of the International Academy of E-Business, San Francisco, CA.

Pillutla, A., & Allison, J.  (2001, October).  E-Commerce 2.0: Nature of competition and suggestions for effective strategies.  Paper presented at the Annual International Conference of the Strategic Management Society, San Francisco, CA.

Rouse, P. (2001, March). Executive information systems: A means of eliminating informational overload through improved decision making. Paper presented at the International Business Education and Technology Conference, Cancun, Mexico.

Rouse, P. (2001, March). Escalation of commitment: Explanations of how the technology adoption process breaks down. Paper presented at the Applied Business Research Conference, Cancun, Mexico.

Sundberg, L. (2001, June). How to integrate a leadership system into a community college. Paper presented at The American Society for Training and Development International Conference, Orlando, FL.

Thurman, C. (2001, March). Hampton Corporation: Implementation of 360 degree feedback. Paper presented at the meeting of the Midwest Business Administration Association, Chicago, IL.

Welsh, W., & Sundberg, L. (2001, June). The community college as change agent: Giving students from financially disadvantaged homes a better chance. Paper presented at the National Conference for the Association of Institutional Researchers, Long Beach, CA.

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