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Submissions from 2008
Optimal Requirement Allocation among Capacity Constrained Discount Quoting Suppliers, Gerard Burke, S. Selcuk Erenguc, and Asoo J. Vakharia
Allocating Procurement to Capacitated Suppliers with Concave Quantity Discounts, Gerard J. Burke, Joseph Geunes, H. Edwin Romejin, and Asoo J. Vakharia
Qualified to Teach, Mark D. Hanna and J. Lowell Mooney
SWOT Your Students, Janet Moss and S. Roach
The Impact of Hurricane Katrina on Mississippi's Casino Industry, Steven E. Moss, Chuck Ryan, and Janet Moss
The Life Cycle of a Terrorism Crisis: Impact on Tourist Travel, Steven E. Moss, Chuck Ryan, and Janet Moss
Process Flow and Scheduling in the Fairbanks County State Court, Jacob V. Simons, Jerry Wilson, and Maciek Nowak
Maximizing Correlation in the Presence of Missing Data, Xinfang Wang
Submissions from 2007
Single Versus Multiple Supplier Sourcing Strategies, Gerard J. Burke, Janice E. Carrillo, and Asoo J. Vakharia
Psychological Decision Models and Information Systems Purchases: The Case of Human Resource Information Systems Decisions, Robert C. Hoell, Janet Moss, and Thomas L. Case
Taxes, Terrorism and Tourism: A Global Model of Situational Choice, Steven E. Moss, Chuck Ryan, and Janet Moss
Modeling the Academic Publication Pipeline, Steven E. Moss, Xiaolong Zhang, and Michael M. Barth
Review of "Lincoln on Leadership: Executive Strategies for Tough Times" by D.T. Phillips, Jacob V. Simons Jr.
Review of "Making Great Decisions in Business and Life" by D.R. Henderson and C.L. Hooper, Jacob V. Simons Jr.
Submissions from 2006
The Push and Pull of Product Demand on Supply Chain Models, Gerard J. Burke
Review of "What Color is Your Parachute?", Janet Moss
Quality Management in the University Business School: Towards CQM, Steven E. Moss and Chuck Ryan
Who's Running This Operation?, Jacob V. Simons
A Multivariete Methodology for Selection of Accreditation Peers, Jacob V. Simons and Michael Reksulak
Submissions from 2005
Review of "Play to Your Strengths: Managing Your Internal Labor Markets for Lasting Competitive Advantage", Janet Moss
Forecasting Key Strategic Variables in the Casino Tourism Industry, Steven E. Moss, Anthony Barilla, and Janet Moss
Quality Management and Performance: Keys for Manufacturing Entrepreneur, Chuck Ryan and Steven E. Moss
Total Quality Management Implementation: The "Core" Strategy, Chuck Ryan and Steven E. Moss
Review of "Joy at Work: A Revolutionary Approach to Fun on the Job" by D.W. Bakke, Jacob V. Simons Jr.
An Analytical Approach for Allocating Service Recovery Efforts to Reduce Internal Failures, Jacob V. Simons and Mark E. Kraus
Pick a Number... Any Number?, Jacob V. Simons and Barbara A. Price
Multiple Constraint Scheduling, Jacob V. Simons and Wendell P. Simpson III
Submissions from 2004
Supply Chain Management, Gerard Burke and Asoo J. Vakharia
A Study of the Factors Governing Viability of Online Distance Education: Student Perceptions of the Experience, Geoffrey Dick and Mark D. Hanna
The Effects of 9/11 on Casino Revenues: A Comparison of Mississippi and Las Vegas, Steven E. Moss, Chuck Ryan, and Darrell Parker
Portfolio Value Estimates for CMBS using Mass Appraisals and Portfolio Confidence Intervals, Steven E. Moss, Susan Rebstock Williams, John N. Dyer, and Steven Laposa
Reliability-Based Analysis of Service Recovery, Jacob V. Simons
Review of "Good to Great" by J. Collins, Jacob V. Simons Jr.
Review of "The One Minute Manager" by K. Blanchard and S. Johnson, Jacob V. Simons Jr.
Service Case Scheduling: An Exploratory Description and Recommendations for Solution, Jacob V. Simons, Gregory Russell, and Mark E. Kraus
Submissions from 2003
The Evolution of Supply Chain Management Competencies: Empirical Support for a Unifying Framework, Mark D. Hanna, W. Rocky Newman, and Thomas Gattiker
Financial Markets and Retail Construction Cycles, Steven E. Moss, Darrell Parker, and Steven Laposa
An Empirical Test of Butler's Resort Product Life Cycle: Forecasting Casino Winnings, Steven E. Moss, Chuck Ryan, and Charles B. Wagoner
Submissions from 2002
Is On-Line Distance Education a Viable Alternative for Undergraduates? An Experiment With the Students in Georgia, the Professor in Australia, Geoffrey Dick and Mark D. Hanna
A Case Study of Batching in a Mass Service Operation, Jacob V. Simons and Gregory Russell
Submissions from 2001
Perceived Relevance and Quality of POM Journals: A Decade Later, Samir Barman, Mark D. Hanna, and R. Lawrence Laforge
Senior Housing Supply Trends and Analysis: Evidence of Non-Random Behavior, Steven E. Moss and Steven Laposa
Submissions from 1999
Simultaneous vs. Sequential Scheduling of Multiple Resources which Constrain System Throughout, Jacob V. Simons, M. D. Stephens, and Wendell P. Simpson III
Process Design in a Down-Sizing Service Operation, Jacob V. Simons, Christopher Wicker, Michael Garrity, and Mark E. Kraus
Submissions from 1997
An Exposition of Multiple Constraint Scheduling as Implemented in the GOAL SYSTEM (Formally DISASTER), Jacob V. Simons and Wendell P. Simpson III
Response to Commentaries, Jacob V. Simons and Wendell P. Simpson III