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Widmeyer, George Robert - 15 ETDs Online (Report generated on 05/18/2013)

Year	Author	Title
2010	Olapiriyakul, Kamolbhan, PhD	Virtual world commerce adoption (VWCA) : a case study of second life investigating the impacts of perceived affordances, trust, and need satisfaction
2009	Lubliner, David J., PhD	Collaborative learning utilizing a domain-based shared data repository to enhance learning outcomes

Year	Author	Title
2012	Wamble, Christopher D., MS	An examination of coordination among friends and strangers from a coordination theory perspective
2010	Chakrabarty, Madhavi Mukul, PhD	Understanding cognitive differences in processing competing visualizations of complex systems
2010	Chu, Fang, PhD	Variance reduction techniques for estimating quantiles and value-at-risk
2010	Plummer, Maria Marcella, PhD	Job seeking and job application in social networking sites : predicting job seekers' behavioral intentions
2009	Plotnick, Linda, PhD	Leadership in partially distributed teams
2008	Dwyer, Catherine, PhD	Appropriation of privacy management within social networking sites
2008	Egan, Richard William, PhD	The impact of cultural differences in temporal perception on global software development teams
2008	Hare, Karen, PhD	Perception gaps and the adoption of information technology in the clinical healthcare environment
2008	Mahinda, Edward, PhD	User evaluation of the performance of information systems
2007	Burns, Timothy Joseph, PhD	A collaborative, hierarchical, incremental, and problem solving information systems development model
2007	Chang, Peishih, PhD	Sifting customers from the clickstream : behavior pattern discovery in a virtual shopping environment
2006	Sabet, Sameh A., PhD	The viability of IS enhanced knowledge sharing in mission-critical command and control centers
2005	Ngugi, Benjamin, PhD	Electronic capture and analysis of fraudulent behavioral patterns : an application to identity fraud