Presentations

Marginalization of Specific Economic Groups by E-Commerce (GITMA 2001)
    Who LOSES when E-commerce is embraced in the third world

Gift of the Gods: Strongly held beliefs about IT evolution (GITMA 2002)
    Technological Fatalism, Determinism, and Particularism

Perceived E-Commerce Readiness (with A. Molla) (IRMA 2002)
    A model of E-readiness

Metcalfe's Law Revisited (GITMA 2003)
    When doesn't it make sense to talk about "the network effect"?

IT and Income Distribution (GITMA 2004)
    Does investing in IT promote distribution of the wealth it's supposed to bring?

Economies of Style in the Digital Age, Extended Paper (GITMA 2005)
    The network economy brings additional benefits to the supply chain

ERP and Culture (GITMA 2005) with A Molla and I Loukis
    The cultural assumptions built into ERP systems.

Institutional Influence on Adoption of E-Commerce. Proceedings Paper (GITMA 2006) with A Molla and R Taylor; Presentation
    What do governments do to promote e-Commerce in small island nations?

Adoption of E-Commerce in Small Island Nations Proceedings Paper (CITED 2006) with A Molla and R Taylor
    Systematic analysis of government actions to promote diffusion of e-commerce in a developing country.

Stewardship Models of IT Governance Presentation (MW DSI, 2007) Presentation
    An addition to Agency Theory shows promise for more powerful explanation of IT governance challenges and successes.

Four Models of Global Application Stewardship: A case study of a bank. (GITMA 2007) Presentation
    Four ways in which post-implementation responsibilities for IT applications are handled in a bank with international operations.

Functional Information Resource Maturity Proceedings Paper (ILAIS2008)
    Organizational Information Technology Maturity Position Paper

Organizational IT Maturity Paper and Presentation
    SIM Workshop, Montreal, December 2007

CIO Mobility and Global IT Governance Presentation (GITMA 2008)
    Looking at IT Governance as a problem in shared experience between CIOs and CEOs

The Two Cultures and the Internet Revolution Paper (European Conference on Information Systems, 2009)
     An update of CP Snow's famous "Two Cultures" Lecture in 1959 substituting "IT providers" for "scientists" and "IT users" for "Literary Culture".  It works, especially if stewardship ideas are thrown into the pot.

This page last updated on December 18, 2009