ICIS 2001

Day1 - Monday, December 17
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Session M1.1	Grand Ballroom
Panel/Debate Track: Using Information Technology to Transform Unstructured, Creative Work

Lynne Cooper, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology Gordon B. Davis (Chair), University of Minnesota Steven Orla Kimbrough, University of Pennsylvania Ann Majchrzak, University of Southern California M. Lynne Marcus, City University of Hong Kong

Session M1.2	Emerald
Completed Research Track: IT-Strategy and Use in the Context of Organizational Learning
Session Chair: Jan Damsgaard, Aalborg University

Strategic Alignment: A Model for Competitive Advantage Grover S. Kearns, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg Albert Lederer, University of Kentucky *Discussant:* Jeremy Rose, Aalborg University

Exploring Media Influences on Individual Learning: Implications for Organizational Learning Nicole Haggerty, University of Western Ontario Scott Schneberger, Georgia State University Peter Carr, Athabasca University *Discussant:* Jan Pries-Heje, IT-University


Session M1.3	University
Theme-Related Research Track: Virtual Communities
Session Chair: Abhijit Gopal, University of Western Ontario

Virtual Communities as Platforms for Product Development: An Interpretive Case Study of Customer Involvement in Online Game Development Helena Holstr�m, Ume� University *Discussant:* Kathy Chudoba, Florida State University

An Empirical Investigation of Virtual Communities and Trust Lai Lai Tung, Nanyang Technological University Puay Leng Jennifer Tan, Nanyang Technological University Pei Jin Tartrice Chia, Nanyang Technological University Yeow Leng Koh, Nanyang Technological University Hwee Lee Yeo, Nanyang Technological University *Discussant:* Shaila Miranda, Florida Atlantic University


Session M1.4	Explorers
Research-in-Progress Track: Organizational Innovation
Session Chair: Ilze Zigurs, University of Nebraska at Omaha

What Drives Waves in Information Systems? The Organizing Vision Perspective Ping Wang, University of California, Los Angeles

The Quad-Core Model of Information Systems Innovation: Identifying and Confirming the Role of Novel Technological Frames as a Supra-Innovation Core--The Case of Internet Induced IT Innovation Gregory M. Rose, California State University Kalle Lyytinen, Case Western Reserve University

An Empirical Study of Electronic Commerce Intrapreneurship Within the IT Units of Large Organizations Jasbir S. Dhaliwal, Norwegian School of Management


Session M1.5	Rex/Gold
Completed Research Track: Improving Performance of Software Users/Teams
Session Chair: Arun Sen, Texas A&M University

The Relationship of Software System Flexibility to Software System and Team Performance Kay M. Nelson, Ohio Sate University Jay G. Cooprider, Bentley College *Discussant:* Brian Fitzgerald, Cork University

Improving Relevance Feedback with Unbiased Estimate of User's Information Need Yunjie Xu, Syracuse University *Discussant:* David Pardice, Florida State University


Session M1.6	Creole
Research-in-Progress Track: Systems Development: Advanced Methods
Session Chair: Jeffery Parsons, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

Metaphor Analysis for Improved Information Systems Design Bec Neill, University of South Australia

Determinants of Inspection Effectiveness in Software Development: An Empirical Analysis Sunil Mithas, University of Michigan Ramanath Subramanyam, University of Michigan Mayuram S. Krishnan, University of Michigan

The Complexity of Unified Modeling Language: A GOMS Analysis Keng Siau, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Yuhong Tian, University of Nebraska-Lincoln


10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Keynote:	Grand Ballroom
Glover Ferguson, Chief Scientist, Accenture


2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Session M2.1	Grand Ballroom
Research-in-Progress Track: Web-based Retailing and Advertising
Session Chair: Siew Kien Sia, Nanyang Technological University

Shopping as Experience and Website as a Social Actor: Web Interface Design and Para-Social Presence Nanda Kumar, University of British Columbia Izak Benbasat, University of British Columbia

The Impact of Streaming on Advertising Websites Carol S. Saunders, University of Central Florida Steven D. Anderson, James Madison University Sue Conger, University of Dallas

Hybrid Genetic Algorithms for Scheduling Advertisements on a Web Page Subodha Kumar, University of Washington Varghese Jacob, University of Texas at Dallas Chelliah Sriskandaraj, University of Texas at Dallas


Session M2.2	Emerald
Theme-Related Research Track: Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
Session Chair: Sid Huff, Victoria University-Wellington

Knowledge Integration as a Key Problem in an ERP Implementation Nominated for Best Theme-Related Research Paper Award Shan L. Pan, National University of Singapore Sue Newell, University of London Jimmy C. Huang, Nottingham Business School Alvin Wan Kok Cheung, National University of Singapore *Discussant:* Carol V. Brown, Indiana University

Demystifying the Rhetorical Closure of ERP Packages Marlei Pozzebon, �cole des Hautes �tudes Commerciales and McGill University *Discussant:* Mike Chiasson, University of Calgary


Session M2.3	Univeristy
Completed Research Track: Empirical Analysis of Mobile Internet Services and Call Centers
Session Chair: Atish Sinha, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Information Quality for Mobile Internet Services: A Theoretical Model with Empirical Validation Minhee Chae, Yonsei University Jinwoo Kim, Yonsei University *Discussant:*Dianne Strong, Worcester Polytechincal Institute

Business Value of IT-Enabled Call Centers: An Empirical Analysis Ramanath Subramanyam, University of Michigan Mayuram S. Krishnan, University of Michigan *Discussant:*Yoris Au, University of Minnesota


Session M2.4	Explorers
Panel/Debate Track: IS Research Relevance Revisited: Subtle Accomplishment, Unfulfilled Promise, or Serial Hypocrisy?

Paul Grey, Claremont Graduate University Ray Hoving, Society of Information Management Heinz Klein, Temple University Ned Kock (Chair), Temple University Michael Myers, University of Auckland Jack Rockart, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Session M2.5	Rex/Gold
Research-in-Progress Track: User Acceptance of IT
Session Chair: Ritu Agarwal, University of Maryland

The Role of Personal Innovativeness and Self-Efficacy in Information Technology Acceptance: An Extension of TAM with Notions of Risk Rajiv Kishore, The State University of New York at Buffalo Jungwoo Lee, Yonsei University Ephraim R. McLean, Georgia State University

IT-Induced Adaptation and Individual Performance: A Coping Acts Model Anne Beaudry, Concordia University Alain Pinsonneault, McGill University

The Effect of Self Identity and Social Identity on Technology Acceptance Younghwa Lee, University of Colorado at Boulder Jintae Lee, University of Colorado at Boulder Zoonky Lee, University of Nebraska at Lincoln


Session M2.6	Creole
Completed Research Track: Hybrid Approaches in Classification and Optimization
Session Chair: Mike Mannino, University of Colorado, Denver

A Hybrid-Based Framework for Constraint Satisfaction Optimization Problems Wee-Kit Ho, National University of Singapore Andrew Lim, National University of Singapore *Discussant:*Subodha Kumar, University of Washington, Seattle

Hybrid Approaches for Classification Under Information Acquisition Cost Constraint Parag C. Pendharkar, Pennsylvania State University at Harrisburg *Discussant:*Raj Sharman, Tulane University, New Orleans


4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Session M3.1	Grand Ballroom
Research-in-Progress Track: Economics of Electronic Goods and Markets
Session Chair: Terence M. Barron, University of Toledo

Mixed Versioning of Information Goods Under Incomplete Information Nominated for Best Completed Research Paper Award Thomas A. Weber, University of Pennsylvania *Discussant:*Shunkar Sundaresan, Pennsylvania State University, College Park

Transaction Costs and Market Efficiency Bin Gu, University of Pennsylvania Lorin Hitt, University of Pennsylvania *Discussant:*Kerem Tomak, University of Texas at Austin


Session M3.2	Emerald
Research-in-Progress Track: Digital Economy & E-Commerce Strategy
Session Chair: Raghunathan Srinivasan, University of Texas at Dallas

Exploring the Role of Information Systems Resources in Dynamic Environments Michael Wade, University of Western Ontario

Surging Volatility: An Internet Effect? Deepak Agrawal, New York University Sreedhar T. Bharath, New York University Sivakumar Viswanathan, University of Maryland, College Park

The Impact of Fluctuating Financial Markets on the Signaling Effect of E-Commerce Announcements through Firm Valuation Michael J. Dardan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte Antonis C. Stylianou, University of North Carolina at Charlotte


Session M3.3	University
Panel/Debate Track: Divergent Practices for Software Development at Internet Speed

Richard Baskerville (Chair), Georgia State University Linda Levine, Carnegie Mellon University Jan Pries-Heje, IT University of Copenhagen Balasubramanian Ramesh, Georgia State University Sandra Slaughter, Carnegie Mellon University

Session M3.4	Explorers
Panel/Debate Track: Documenting Across Time and Space: Diverse Approaches and Organizational Implications

Michael Barret, University of Cambridge Carsten Oesterlund, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Richard Boland (Chair), Western Reserve University Wanda Orlikowski, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Session M3.5	Rex/Gold
Theme-Related Research Track: Information Processing & Sharing
Session Chair: Phillip Ein-Dor, Tel-Aviv University

Anomaly Reconciliation in Electronic Discussion Groups Peter H. Gray, Queens University Darren Meister, Queens University *Discussant:* Larry Seligman, University of Cincinatti

Finding Information Just for You: Knowledge Reuse Using Collaborative Filtering Systems Il Im, New Jersey Institute of Technology Alexander Hars, University of Southern California *Discussant:* Ravi Bapna, University of Connecticut


Session M3.6	Creole
Completed Research Track: Database and Knowledge-based Systems
Session Chair: Ramayya Krishnan, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh

Measuring the Return on Knowledge Embedded in Information Technology Thomas J. Housel, Naval Postgraduate School Omar El Sawy, University of Southern California Jiangfan Zhong, University of Southern California Waymond Rodgers, University of California, Los Angeles *Discussant:*Akhilesh Bajaj, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh

Syntactic and Semantic Understanding of Conceptual Data Models Cheryl L. Dunn, Florida State University Severin Grabski, Michigan State University *Discussant:*Jim Nelson, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH


Day2 - Tuesday, December 18
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Session T1.1	Grand Ballroom
Completed Research Track: E-Commerce: Technology Adoption and B2B Marketplace
Session Chair: Olivia Sheng, University of Arizona, Tuscon, AZ

On the Explanation of Factors Affecting E-Commerce Adoption Dongwon Lee, University of Minnesota Jinsoo Park, University of Minnesota Jongho Ahn, Seoul National University *Discussant:*Alina Chircu, University of Texas at Austin

Neutral Versus Biased Marketplaces: A Comparison of Electronic B2B Marketplaces with Different Ownership Structures Nominated for Best Completed Research Paper Byungjoon Yoo, Carnegie Mellon University Vidyanand Choudhary, Carnegie Mellon University Tridas Mukhopadhyay, Carnegie Mellon University *Discussant:*Bing Jing, New York University


Session T1.2	Emerald
Panel/Debate Track: Real Options Analysis is Entirely Appropriate for Evaluating Uncertain IT Investments

Robert Kauffman, University of Minnesota Yossi Lichtenstein (nonparticipating co-chair), University College Dublin, Ireland Henry C. Lucas, University of Maryland, College Park Paul Tallon (co-chair), Boston College Andrew Whinston, University of Texas at Austin Kevin Zhu, University of California, Irvine

Session T1.3	University
Research-in-Progress Track: Open-source Development: Trust, Coordination, and Optimality
Session Chair: Kwok Kee Wei, National University of Singapore

An Exploratory Study of the Impact of Ideology and Trust in Open Source Development Groups Katherine J. Stewart, University of Maryland at College Park Sanjay Gosain, University of Maryland at College Park

Shared Mental Models and Coordination in Large-Scale, Distributed Software Development J. Alberto Espinosa, Carnegie Mellon University Robert Kraut, Carnegie Mellon University Javier F. Lerch, Carnegie Mellon University Sandra A. Slaughter, Carnegie Mellon University James D. Herbsleb, Lucent Technologies Audris Mockus, Lucent Technologies

Opening Proprietary Code: How Open is Optimal? Geoffrey Parker, Tulane University Marhsall van Alstyne, University of Michigan


Session T1.4	Explorers
Completed Research Track: Electronic Repositories and Effectiveness in Knowledge Management
Session Chair: Susan Winter, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Seeking Knowledge in Electronic Knowledge Repositories: An Exploratory Study Atreyi Kankanhalli, National University of Singapore Bernard C. Y. Tan, National University of Singapore Kwok Kee Wei, National University of Singapore *Discussant:*Richard Baskerville, Georgia State University

An Integrative Framework for Knowledge Management Effectiveness Mohamed Khalifa, City University of Hong Kong Rinky Lam, City University of Hong Kong Matthew K. O. Lee, City University of Hong Kong *Discussant:*Rens Scheepers, School of Information Technology, Swinburne University


Session T1.5	Rex/Gold
Research-in-Progress Track: Human-Computer Interface and Information Search
Session Chair: Ting Peng Liang, National Sun-Yat-San University, Taiwan

Frame-of-Reference Effects on the Accuracy of Self-Assessed User Competence Jane I. Gravill, The University of Western Ontario Deborah Compeau, The University of Western Ontario Barbara Marcolin, The University of Calgary

Understanding Successive Searches Across Multiple Sessions Over the Web Shin-Jeng Lin, LeMoyne College

A Model for and the Effects of Information Request Ambiguity on End-user Query Performance Micheal Axelsen, Univesity of Queensland A. Faye Borthick, Georgia State University Paul L. Bowen, University of Queensland


10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Keynote:	Grand Ballroom
Pierre Hessler, Vice Chairman, CGE&Y


2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Session T2.1	Grand Ballroom
Panel/Debate Track: Confessional Research in Information Systems

Wynne Chin (nonparticipating co-chair), University of Houston Dan Robey, Georgia State University Geoff Walsham, Cambridge University Rudy Hirschheim (co-chair), University of Houston Ulrike Schultze, Southern Methodist University

Session T2.2	Emerald
Theme-Related Research Track: IT and Strategy
Session Chair: Dennis Galletta, University of Pittsburgh

Open Standards, Information Systems Strategy, and Adoption of Innovative Technology: The Case of the Recording Industry and the MP3 Standard Nominated for best Theme-Related Research Paper Award Robert F. Easley, University of Notre Dame John G. Michel, University of Notre Dame *Discussant:* Sabyasachi Mitra, Georgia Institute of Technology

IS-Organization Coevolution: The Future of Information Systems Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, University of Western Sydney Robert Kay, University of Western Sydney *Discussant:* Duane Truex, Georgia State University


Session T2.3	University
Completed Research Track: IT Investment and Productivity Paradox
Session Chair: Sanjeev Dewan, University of California, Irvine

The Effects of Firm Characteristics on Investor Reaction to IT Investment Announcements Wonseok Oh, McGill University Joung W. Kim, Concordia University *Discussant:*Mani Subramani, University of Minnesota

Enterprise Resource Planning Systems and Firm Value: An Event Study Analysis C Ranganathan, University of Illinois at Chicago Imad Samarah, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale *Discussant:*Arun Sundarajan, New York University, New York


Session T2.4	Explorers
Completed Research Track: Decision Support and Expert Systems in Organizations
Session Chair: Vijay Mookerjee, University of Texas at Dallas

Building Credit-Risk Evaluation Expert Systems Using Neural Network Rule Extraction and Decision Tables Bart Baesens, Catholic University of Leuven Rudy Setiono, National University of Singapore Christophe Mues, Catholic University of Leuven Stijn Viaene, Catholic University of Leuven Jan Vanthienen, Catholic University of Leuven *Discussant:*Yong Tan, University of Washington, Seattle

Group Support Systems: The Effects of Mixing Support Systems on Information Pooling, Decision Time, and Decision Quality Joram Ngwenya, Athabasca University Robert Keim, Arizona State University *Discussant:*Astrid Lipp, Georgia State Univeresity


Session T2.5	Rex/Gold
Research-in-Progress Track: Information and Knowledge Sharing
Session Chair: Dan O�Leary, University of Southern California

The Relationship between Demand, Product, and Information Sharing Strategies Gek Woo Tan, National University of Singapore Bei Wang, National University of Singapore

Organizational Knowledge Sharing in ERP Implementation: A Multiple Case Study Analysis Mary C. Jones, University of North Texas R. Leon Price, University of Oklahoma

Sense-Making of Empirical Knowledge Management through Frames of Reference David Law, National University of Singapore Lee-Partridge Joo Eng, National University of Singapore


4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Session T3.1	Grand Ballroom
Completed Research Track: Technology Fear and Deception in the Internet Age
Session Chair: Jane Fedorowicz, Bentley College

Technology Fears: Barriers to the Adoption of Business-to-Business E-Commerce Rueylin Hsiao, National University of Singapore *Discussant:*Ola Henfridsson, University of Ume�, Sweden

Looking Without Seeing: Understanding Unsophisticated Consumers' Success and Failure to Detect Internet Deception Nominated for Best COmpleted Research Paper Award Stefano Grazioli, University of Texas at Austin Alex Wang, University of Texas at Austin *Discussant:*Ellen Christiaanse, Amsterdam University


Session T3.2	Emerald
Panel/Debate Track: Knowledge Management: Challenging Assumptions

Clyde Holsapple, University of Kentucky Larry Prusak, IBM Global Services John C. Henderson, Boston University James McKeen (Chair), Queens University

Session T3.3	University
Completed Research Track: Design of Web-based Systems
Session Chair: Amitava Dutta, George Mason University

Web Design in E-Commerce: A Theory and Empirical Analysis Jaeki Song, Texas Tech University Fatemeh "Mariam" Zahedi, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee *Discussant:*Nirup Menon, University of Texas at Dallas

Visualization Support for Managing Information Overload in the Web Environment Ozgur Turetken, Temple University Ramesh Sharda, Oklahoma State University *Discussant:*Sudip Bhattacharjee, University of Connecticut, Storrs


Session T3.4	Explorers
Research-in-Progress Track: Managing the IS Functions
Session Chair: Vivek Choudhury, University of Cincinnati

Value-Focused Assessment of Information System Security in Organizations Gurpreet Dhillon, University of Nevada, Las Vegas Gholamreza Torkzadeh, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

The Threat-Rigidity Model of Professional Obsolescence and its Impact on Occupational Mobility of IT Professionals Damien Joseph, Nanyang Technological University Soon Ang, Nanyang Technological University

An Assessment of Information Technology Outsourcing Risk Boucha�b Bahli, Concordia University Suzanne Rivard, HEC-Montreal


Session T3.5	Rex/Gold
Theme-Related Research Track: IT & Organizational Transformation
Session Chair: Sal March, Vanderbilt University

From Doing to Thinking in Meteorological Forecasting: Changing Work Practice Paradigms with Knowledge Management Henry Linger, Monash University Frada Burstein, Monash University *Discussant:* Gina Green, Baylor University

Paradise Delayed: The Impacts of IT on Performance and Workers Kevin Kobelsky, University of Southern California *Discussant:* Ulrike Schultze, Southern Methodist University


Day3 - Wednesday, December 19
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Session W1.1	Grand Ballroom
Panel/Debate Track: What I Think About Reviewing: Confessions of a Panel of Expert Reviewers

Izak Benbasat, University of British Columbia, Vancouver Deborah Compeau, University of Western Ontario Viswanath Venkatesh, University of Maryland at College Park Wynne Chin, University of Houston Trevor Moores (Chair), University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Session W1.2	Emerald
Completed Research Track: Electronic Markets
Session Chair: En Mao, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Atlanta

Brand Awareness and Price Dispersion in Electronic Markets Pei-Yu Sharon Chen, University of Pennsylvania Lorin Hitt, University of Pennsylvania *Discussant:*Sivakumar Viswanathan, University of Maryland

Assessing Promotion Performance of Pure Online Players: A Two-Stage Model with Sample Selection Jianan Wu, Tulane University Victor J., Jr. Cook, Tulane University Edward C. Strong, Tulane University *Discussant:*Anurag Agarwal, University of Florida, Gainesville


Session W1.3	University
Research-in-Progress Track: IT Adoption: Organization, Country and Culture
Session Chair: Ananth Srinivasan, The University of Auckland

Technology Adaptation: The Case of Large-Scale Information Systems Bongsug Chae, Texas A&M University

The Mechanics of Internet Diffusion in India: Lessons for Developing Countries Amitava Dutta, George Mason Unviersity Rahul Roy, University of Northern Iowa

Facilitators and Inhibitors for Deploying Business-to-Business E-Commerce Applications: A Multi-Method, Cross-Cultural Study C Ranganathan, University of Illinois at Chicago Thompson Teo, National University of Singapore Jasbir S. Dhaliwal, Norwegian School of Management James S. K. Ang, National University of Singapore Micki Hyde, Belmont University


Session W1.4	Explorers
Completed Research Track: IS-research Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior
Session Chair: Andrea Houston, Louisiana State University

Client Versus Consultant Influence on Client Involvement in Computer System Selection Projects: A Two-Actor Model of the Theory of Planned Behavior Guy G. Gable, Queensland University of Technology Wynne W. Chin, University of Houston *Discussant:*Aris Ouskel, University of Illinois at Chicago

An Investigation of Volitional Control in Information Ethics Bob F. Y. Kuo, National Sun Yat-Sen University Meng-Hsiang Hsu, National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology *Discussant:*Sandeep Purao, Georgia State University, Atlanta


Session W1.5	Rex/Gold
Theme-Related Research Track: The Rural Systems Challenge
Session Chair: Jane Webster, Queens University

Booktowns on the Internet: Rural Enterprises Enter the Network Society Ingjerd Skogseid, Western Norway Research Institute Arild Jansen, Western Norway Research Institute *Discussant:* Nancy McKay, Simon Fraser University

On the Sustainability of Rural Information Systems: Analysis of Preliminary Experimental Evidence Shivraj Kanungo, George Washington University *Discussant:* Fang Yin, University of Texas at Austin


10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Session W2.1	Grand Ballroom
Panel/Debate Track: E-Business Autopsy: What Have We Learned?

Detmar Straub (Chair), Georgia State University Michael Vitale, Australian Graduate School of Management Jeanne Ross, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter Weill, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Session W2.2	Emerald
Theme-Related Track: The Virtual Environment
Session Chair: Fred Riggins, University of Minnesota

Dot-Com Deals: An Empirical Investigation of Value Creation in Internet Related Acquisitions C Ranganathan, University of Illinois at Chicago Peter Dadalt, Georgia State University *Discussant:* T. Ravichandran, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Sense of Virtual Community: Determinants and the Moderating Role of the Virtual Community Origin Nominated for Best Theme-Related Paper Award Joon Koh, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Young-Gul Kim, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology *Discussant:* Sung Kim, University of Wisconsin at Madison


Session W2.3	University
Completed Research Track: Risk in Online Systems
Session Chair: Ram Kumar, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

Perceived Risk and Escrow Adoption: An Economic Analysis in Online Consumer-to-Consumer Auction Markets Xiaoru Hu, Saint Louis University Zhangxi Lin, Texas Tech University Andrew B. Whinston, The University of Texas at Austin Han Zhang, Georgia Institute of Technology *Discussant:*Joni Jones, University of Michigan

Assessing the Risk in E-Commerce Michael Ettredge, University of Kansas Vernon J. Richardson, University of Kansas *Discussant:*Starling Hunter, Massachusetts Institute of Technology


Session W2.4	Explorers
Research-in-Progress Track: Web-based Services: User Satisfaction, Acceptance and Loyalty
Session Chair: Patrick Chau, University of Hong Kong, China

Satisfaction with Internet-Based Services: A Longitudinal Study Mohamed Khalifa, City University of Hong Kong Vanessa Liu, City University of Hong Kong

User Acceptance of a Web-Based Information System in a Non-Voluntary Context Luis L. Martins, University of Connecticut Franz Willi Kellermanns, University of Connecticut

Customer Loyalty to an Online Store: The Meaning of Online Service Quality David Gefen, Drexel University Pat Devine, Drexel University


Session W2.5	Rex/Gold
Completed Research Track: Turnover and Transition of IT Personnel
Session Chair: Manju Ahuja, Indiana University

Information Technology Worker Turnover: An Integrative Model and Empirical Test Jason Bennett Thatcher, Florida State University Lee P. Stepina, Florida State University *Discussant:*Edgar Whitley, London School of Economics

Identifying the Enablers and Barriers of Information Technology Personnel Transition Karin M. Darais, University of Utah Kay M. Nelson, Ohio State University Sarah Rice, Ohio State University Mari Buche, University of Kansas *Discussant:*Michael Dickey, Florida State University, Tallahassee

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