- Santanu Borah: Professor and Chair, Management Department, University of North Alabama
Strategic Alliances in the Global Information Technology Industry: An Exploration of Critical Issues
Dissertation defended: March 1993. [Co-chair: Dr. A. Ramaprasad]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, University of North Alabama
- Deepinder Bajwa: Associate Professor, Western Washington University
Determination of the IS factors Impacting EIS Effectiveness
Dissertation defended: July 1993. [Co-chair: Dr. A. Ramaprasad]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Western Washington University
- David Paper: Professor, Utah State University
Theoretical Derivation and Empirical Validation of a Model for Business Process Reengineering
Dissertation defended: August 1994. [Co-chair: Dr. A. Ramaprasad]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Utah State University
- Haidong Song: VP, Product Strategy, Oracle Corp.
Deployment of Software Quality Metrics for Systems Development: Integrating Processual and Contextual Factors
Dissertation defended: October 1995. [Co-chair: Dr. A. Ramaprasad]
Initial Placement: University of South Queensland, Australia
- Hindi Al-Hindi:
Development Process Management, Technology and Outcomes
Dissertation defended: April 1996
Initial Placement: King Saud University, Saudi Arabia
- Srinarayan Sharma: Associate Professor, Oakland University
An Organizational Learning Approach to CASE Diffusion
Dissertation defended: April 1996
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Oakland University
- T. Ravichandran: Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
A Theory of Systems Development Quality Assurance
Dissertation defended: June 1996
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
- Ravi Patnayakuni: Associate Professor, University of Alabama, Huntsville
Transformation of Work Systems: Infusion of Information Technology
Dissertation defended: October 1996
Initial Placement: University of Melbourne, Australia
- James Rodger: Professor, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
TQM in the Healthcare Industry: An Information Management Perspective
Dissertation defended: November 1996. [Co-chair: Dr. Arlyn Melcher]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Paul Ambrose: Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
The Nature and Value of Electronic Information Intermediation: Theory Development and Empirical Evidence from the Practice of eMedicine
[Co-chair: Dr. A. Ramaprasad]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
- Kristina Setzekorn: Consultant
IT Value Contingencies: Moderating Effects on Market Responsiveness and Business Strategy
Dissertation defended: August 2000. [Co-chair: Dr. Arlyn Melcher]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Oakland University, MI
- Ashley Bush: Associate Professor, Florida State University
Fragmented to Integrated Demand and Supply Chain Management
Dissertation defended: December 2001. [Co-chair: Mark Keil]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Florida State University
- Nainika Patnayakuni: Visiting Professor, University of Alabama, Huntsville
Resource coordination theory for Supply Chain Integration
Dissertation defended: 2002
Initial Placement: Visiting Professor, University of Alabama, Huntsville
- Richard Klein: Associate Professor, Clemson University
The effects of Information Sharing Symmetry in e-Business Vendor-Client Relationships
Dissertation defended: July 2003. Placement: Clemson University. [Co-chair: Detmar Straub]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Clemson University
- Gordon Depledge:
The Roles of Problem Recognition and Cognitive Biases in Software Project Escalation
Dissertation defended: December 2003. [Co-chair: Mark Keil]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Wichita State University
- Paul Brown: Associate Professor, Clark Atlanta University
Organizational Assimilation of Electronic Procurement Innovations
Dissertation defended: March 2004
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Clark Atlanta University
- JJ Po-An Hsieh: Associate Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Leverage Points for Addressing Digital Inequality: An Extended Theory of Planned Behavior Perspective
Dissertation defended: December 2004. [Co-chair: Mark Keil]
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- Maurice McNaughton: Mirant Corporation and University of West Indies
Deregulation, Uncertainty, and Information Technology in the Electric Utility Industry: A Transaction Cost Interpretation of the Drivers and Consequences of Vertical Disintegration
Dissertation defended: August 2005. [Co-chair: Jonathan Wareham]
Initial Placement: Mirant Corporation
- Ghiyoung Im: Assistant Professor, Clark Atlanta University
Exploratory and Exploitative Learning in Digitally Enabled Inter-organizational Relationships
Dissertation defended: August 2006
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Clark Atlanta University
- Xinlin Tang: Assistant Professor, Florida State University
Digitally-Enabled Adaptive Business Network Capabilities
Dissertation defended: May 2007
Initial Placement: Assistant Professor, Florida State University
- Mark Lewis: Assistant Professor, Bentley College
Sense-making for Organizational Responsiveness: A Multi-Level Investigation of Strategic Outsourcing Relationships
Dissertation defended: May 2008 [Co-Chair: Lars Mathiassen]
Initial Placement: Bentley College
- Steve Du:
Digital Enablement of Inter-organizational Logistics Relationship
Dissertation defended: 2010
- Robert Hornyak: Instructor, Georgia State University
Multi-Level Longitudinal Investigation of Process Innovation and Business Value: The Case of Strategic Sourcing
Proposal defended: May 2009
- Xixi Li: Instructor, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
A Motivational Perspective on Post-Acceptance IS Usage Behaviors
Dissertation defended: June 2010; (Student from Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Co-Chair J.J. Po-An Hsieh)
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