Palvia

Doctoral dissertation committee chair of the following students:

At the University of North Carolina at Greensboro:

Tim Jacks, Forthcoming. Three Essay on IT Occupational Culture.

Naveed Baqir, August 2009. ICTs for Socio-Economic Development in Developing Countries.

Praveen Pinjani, August 2007. Diversity in Global Virtual Teams: A Partnership Development Perspective.

Vishal Midha, August 2007. Antecedents of Open Source Software Success.

At the University of Memphis:

Pamila Dembla. January 2003. The Adoption of Web Based Services in Organizations: A Multilevel Contextual Analysis.

Achita Muthitacharoen. May 2002. Thesis title: Evolutionary Acceptance Stages of Internet Adopter: A Decision Making Approach (The Case on the World Wide Web).

En Mao. July 2001. Thesis title: Organizational Use and Diffusion of Information Technology in China and an International Comparative Assessment.

Choton Basu. July 2000. Thesis title: An Empirical Framework for Transforming Global Organizations through Business Process Reengineering.

Murad Akmanligil. May 2000. Thesis title: Strategies for Global Information Systems Development: A Critical Analysis.

Toru Sakaguchi, December 1999. Thesis title: Consumer-Oriented Electronic Commerce on the World Wide Web: A comparison of Japanese and U.S. Practices.

James Whitworth, May 1999. Thesis Title: Global Information Technology Applications: Use and Impact at the Firm Level.

Anil Kumar, June 1997. Thesis title: Global executive Information Systems: Key Issues and Trends.

Dong Lim, May 1995. Thesis title: The Inter-Organizational Impact of Electronic Data Interchange on Customer Service: A Field Study.

Chechen Liao, May 1994. Thesis title: An Experimental Investigation of End User Modeling Performance Using Conceptual and Relational Data Models.

Aaron Patula, May 1994. Thesis title: A Comparison of Example-Based and Rule-Based Knowledge Representation in Commodities Trading Support Systems.

Dr. Prashant Palvia

.... Building Bridges for Global Information Technology.