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The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5003
Michael F. Price College of Business, University of Oklahoma MIS 5003: Management Information SystemsCourse Syllabus: Spring 2005 CLASS SCHEDULE Day: Time: Location: Tuesday 6:30 PM. 9:20 PM Nichols Centre, OKCCONTACT INFORMATION Instructor: E-ma
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5003
The Zachman FrameworkA view of information technologyWarpedJohn A. Zachman 1987, Zachman, IBM Systems Journal 1993, Sowa and Zachman, IBM Systems Journal Popular business view of the components of information technology and the process of sys
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5003
IntroductionInf or ma ti on M ana gementObjectives Understand the role of Information Technology and Electronic Commerce in business Be able to specify an information technology product for your company Be literate in the fundamental vocabulary
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5113
MIS 5113: Database Workbook Fall 2002Table of ContentsTable of Contents.2 I. Enterprise Modeling..5 II. Entities and relationships.7 III. Conceptual Modeling..8 7.Create a conceptual model for the following firm.8 A firm has a number of sales offi
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5602
MIS 5602 Michael F. Price College of Business Management Information Systems Fall 2008, Mod 2 Tuesday, 6:00-9:40 pm, College of Pharmacy Adm Bld 0101 Instructor Robert W. Zmud 307c Adams Hall rzmud@ou.edu 405-325-0791 (phone) 405-325-7482 (fax) http:
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5602
Fall 2008 GroupsGroup 1 Donna Dillinger Matthew Osborn Joe Sparkman Group 2 Jason Agee Julie Hayden Jairo Laing Bruce Mancilla Group 3 Jane Davenport Patrick Ivey J. Dale Thurman Jim Warram Group 4 Stephen Ingram Ty Madden Adam Mourning David Sterli
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5602
Whirlpool Europe ERP Cost & Benefit Streams Cost CategoriesBenefit Categories
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 5602
Figure 5.1 The Role of a Business Case for IT InitiativesImplement the IT Initiative Envision the IT InitiativeFunding Approval and Management Commitment Mobilize Championship and SupportRefine the Business CaseBroaden and Deepen SupportBuil
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6723
MIS 6723 Managing Technological Innovation and Use Fall 2008 Robert W. Zmud rzmud@ou.edu 325-0791 Objective: This course examines theories and research regarding technological innovation, adoption, use and diffusion, and management - with a focus on
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6723
MIS 6723 Managing Technological Innovation and Use Fall 2002 Robert W. Zmud rzmud@ou.edu 325-0791 Objective: This course examines theories and research regarding technological innovation, adoption, use and diffusion, and management - with a focus on
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6723
MIS 6723 - Managing Tech InnovationsWeeks taken from the Fall 2004 seminarWeek 1: Introduction: Nature of Technological Innovation Week 6 7: Organizational Innovation: Strategy PerspectiveFichman (2001) provides a nice overview of IT innovation
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6723
MIS 6723 Week 15 Article SynopsesRui HuangMacCormack, A., V. Roberto, and M. Iansiti, Developing products on Internet Time: The anatomy of a flexible development process, Management Science, (47:1), 2001, pp.133150. Theory The concept of environm
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6733
LESLIE: My answer to the first question wasnt very good at all. However, all three of us in class botched the first question and she acknowledged the difficulty of the question in an e-mail to us (included in MIS 6733 Study Guide.doc). Anyway, her qu
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6973
Title of Article Authors Journal, Volume(Issue),Year, PagesYour NamePhenomena Being StudiedDescription Specify Level(s) of AnalysisResearch ObjectiveDescribe the authors stated (or implied) research objectives regarding the phenomena being st
The University of Oklahoma - MIS - 6973
Personality and Social Psychology Review 1998, Vol. 2, No. 3, 196-217Copyright 0 1998 by Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.HARKing: Hypothesizing After the Results are KnownNorbert L. KerrDepartment of Psychology Michigan State University This a
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 2013
Instructor name: David Williams Course/section: MKT 2013 - 900 Semester: Year: Fall 2006ZAP Number: 141286Part III. Instructors optional questions: 1. Did the videos add to your learning experience? 2. Were the prepared video questions helpful? 3
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3213
MKT/SC3213 MARKETINGCHANNELS Fall2005 JackJ.Kasulis,Ph.D. OfficePhone:3255916 Office:Room1P,AdamsHall HomePhone:3295110 email:jkasulis@ou.edu OfficeHours:MondaysandWednesdays1:302:30 Othertimes,includingSaturdaysandSundays(calloremailforanappointment
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3213
Ov ervie w of Mar keting Concept sPaul Mazur American Investment BankerMarketing is the delivery of a standard of living. Because its purpose is to create a customer, the business has two only two basic functions: marketing and innovation. Marke
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3213
Marketing Mix and Relationship MarketingMC7 - 1The Marketing MixThe means by which product, price, promotion and place variables can be assembled to meet channel needs.MC7 - 2A product is offered as a solution to customer problems Tangible
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3323
Overview of Marketing ConceptsMarketing is the societal process of exchanging tangible and intangible entities of value with others to meet individual or organizational objectives.- Kasulis and PinochetMarketing is an organizational function and
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3323
Strategy, Tactics, and EnvironmentThe macro environment is the broad, pervasive aspect of the external environment that affects a large portion of society. The task environment concerns the operating or industry environment of an organization. Strat
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3323
IndustryAnalysisAnanalysisofthetaskenvironmentinanindustryisanexaminationofthemajorexternalforcesandtrendsthat canimpactmarketexecutionandperformance. Thisinformationisnecessaryinputforthedevelopmentofa strategicplanandbasicmarketingprogramming. Ass
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 3323
Wheel of Consumer Analysis1The Wheel of Consumer AnalysisThe dynamic interactionA Co ffe gn ct iti & onof affect and cognition, behavior, and environmental events by which human beings conduct the exchange aspects of their lives.Marketing M
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4153
Forecasting Monthly Turnover in BIG COMPANY Call Center Positions: April, 2005 to March, 2006 Overview and Caveats Analyses reported below estimate the nature of the relationship between 1) ABC Consulting assessments and 2) length of subsequent job t
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4153
Chapter 2-1: ToolsChapter 2: Tools, Tool Use, and Associated PainThe major goal and objective of this chapter is to review common statistical tools needed to link HR practices to business outcomes with as little pain as possible. Ok, about now is
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4333
Chapter SixMarket TargetingandStrategic PositioningMarketing Strategy Chapter 61Identify segments within the product-marketDecide and implement a positioning strategy for each targeted segmentMarketing Strategy Chapter 6TARGETING AND P
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4333
Markets and Competitive SpaceChapter ThreeMarketing Management1Drivers of Change Deregulation Excess global capacity Global competition Mergers & Acquisitions New Technology Changing customer expectations Disintermediation Demographics
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4333
Chapter Thirteen Sales Force, Internet, and Direct Marketing StrategiesMKT 4333 Strategy 1Role of Selling in Promotional StrategyRange of Personal Selling roles Transactional Selling Feature/Benefit Selling Solution Selling Value-Added Selli
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4333
Chapter 14Designing A Market-Driven OrganizationMKT 4333 Strategy 1Designing Market-Driven OrganizationsConsiderations in organizational design Organizational design options Selecting an organizational design Global dimensions of organizations
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4523
Infrastructure IssuesWhat are the issues in acquiring and managing the IT infrastructureDeveloping the Network Architecture Objectives: Define business functions Business: Analyze service level expectations IT: Determine network requirements
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4523
Do IT SmartSeven rules for superior information technology performance by Rolf Dieter Kemps and Jurgen Ringbeck (McKinsey & Company, Inc.) The Free Press 19981994 Sc ie ntif ic A meric an Artic le IBM Study of 24 leading companies 55% had cost o
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 4523
Infrastructure DriversRequirements for classes of applicationsIT Drivers Data Warehousing Enterprise Management SAP and others Supply chain management Electronic Commerce Business to business Electronic retailData WarehousingBuilding
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5063
Market Planning, Implementation, and Performance Benefits of Building a Marketing Plan: Identifying Opportunities Leveraging Core Capabilities Focused Marketing Strategy Resource Allocation Performance RoadmapThe Process of Building a Marketin
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5063
Market-B ased Perf ormanceTo complement a businesss financial performance, a business needs a parallel set of external metrics to track marketbased performanceRoger J. Bestmm4-1Fig., 2.1, CommTechs Five-Year Financial Performance (in millions
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5063
Market and Customer AnalysisRequisite for Leadership: for unless he knows where he is going, any road will take him there.Theodore Levitt Harvard Business Review5-1Information Needed to Manage Performance Over Time Markets existing level of
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5063
Offensive and Defensive Market PlansPr oduct L if e Cyc le a nd Offe nsive a nd Defe nsive Ma rketin g St rate giesPortfolio Positions and Offensive Strategic Market Plans GrowMarket AttractivenessGrowGrowGrowGrowCompetitive Advantage
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5103
University of Oklahoma Michael F. Price College of Business Investments FIN 5103-900Fall 2006 Thursday 6:30 9:20 pm, Price Hall 3040 Office Hours: Thursdays by appointmentEvgenia(Janya) Golubeva Office AH252 325-7727 (phone) 3257688 (fax) janya@
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5103
BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionChapter 9The Capital Asset Pricing ModelIrwin/McGraw-Hill9-1 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 1999BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionCapital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)Equilibriu
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5103
BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionChapter 12Market EfficiencyIrwin/McGraw-Hill12-1 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 1999BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionEfficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)Do security prices refl
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5103
BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionChapter 2Financial Markets and InstrumentsIrwin/McGraw-Hill2-1 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc., 1999BodieKaneMarcusINVESTMENTSFourth EditionMajor Classes of Financial Assets or Securi
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5123
Michael F. Price College of BusinessOutsourcingMichael F. Price College of BusinessOutsourcing Contract Logistics Third Party LogisticsMichael F. Price College of BusinessThe use of an outside vendor to perform all or part of a companys pro
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5123
Michael F. Price College of BusinessSupply Chain ManagementDr. Pat DaughertyMichael F. Price College of BusinessSUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT efficiency can be improved by sharing information and by joint planningMichael F. Price College of Busin
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5133
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW(Displayed in USD Currency in Millions, Except per Share)Abercrombie & Fitch Co.Ticker: ANF GVKEY: 063643 Current Price 74.92 Intrinsic Value 23.13 Premium to Intrinsic Value: 223.97% Jan06 Beta Risk-free Rate Equity Risk Prem
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5133
Financial Statement AnalysisChapter SixBusiness and Financial AnalysisAnalysis of companies for possible investments and valuation involves many components. The entire business must be considered.Components of analysis Businessstrategy ana
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 5133
Financial AccountingA Valuation ApproachAccounting and ValuationBalance sheet picture of the company at a point in time Assets = Liabilities + Owners equityEarningsIncome or earnings statement- measures earnings over period of time. Earn
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The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 6293
Partner selection in emerging and developed market contexts: Resource-based .Michael A Hitt; M Tina Dacin; Edward Levitas; Jean-Luc Arregle; Anca Borza Academy of Management Journal; Jun 2000; 43, 3; ABI/INFORM Global pg. 449Reproduced with permis
The University of Oklahoma - MKT - 6293
Journal of Financial Economics 20 (1988) 293-315. North-HollandMANAGEMENT OWNERSHIP AND MARKET VALUATION*An Em~k~d Amdy~sRandall MORCKUniversity of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaAndrei SHLEIFER and Robert W. VISHNYUniversity of Chicago,
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 2003
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 2003
Norman On-Campus/OU-Tulsa/IntersessionFinal Credit Hour ReportMay Intersession 2003 Spring 2004Norman On-CampusFinal Credit Hour ReportMay Intersession 2003University of Oklahoma Norman On-Campus Programs Final Credit Hour Enrollment Repor
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 2003
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 2213
COMM 2213: INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION e-mail: ehsieh@ou.edu Office: 135 Burton Hall Desire2Learn: http:/d2l.ou.eduDr. Elaine Hsieh Spring, 07 Phone: 325-3154 Office Hours: 10:15-11:00 Tue, Thu 2:30-3:00 Tue, Thu and by apptCourse Description: Th
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 2713
COMM 2713 Section 001 Communication In Society Spring, 2007 Professor: Todd L. Sandel, Ph.D. Office: Burton Hall, Room 136 Phone: 325-1809 Email: tlsandel@ou.edu Office Hours: M 8-9 am, W 8-9 am, 3-4 pm Class Time: MW 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. Class Loc
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3003
Chesnut 1 Steven Chesnut Meinhart 30 October 2007 EDS 3003 002 How to learn from a community From the first experience of touring the community, I have taken a very thankful outlook on life. It is amazing to see how much we have until we see those wh
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3003
Steven Chesnut EDS 3003 Joseph Meinhart November 24, 2007 An Outlook Throughout my time in the field experience, I undertook many various responsibilities and positions within the school. However, while in the community I took the place of an observe
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3113
TEST 2 Math 3113-006 10-19-00 Instructions credit.NameBe sure to give thorough explanations of your work to guarantee getting full1. Consider the rst order autonomous ODE x (t) = (x 10)(x + 10)4 (x + 20). (a) Find the critical points for the O
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3113
TEST 2Answers Math 3113-001 1. Solve the initial value problem 9y + 12y + 4y = 0 where y(0) = 3 and y (0) = 5. ANSWER: y(x) = (3 + 7x)e2x/3 2. Consider the autonomous ODE dx = (1 x)(2 + x)(3 x)2 . (a) Determine the critical points and dt construct
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3223
COMM 3223 (Sec. 001) SMALL GROUP COMMUNICATION Spring 2007 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., 210 Burton Office: Burton 224, Tel: 325-6042; email: avangundy@cox.net. Instructor: Arthur (Andy) VanGundy, Ph.D. Office Hours: After class a
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3483
Form 2College of Education/ Education Professions DivisionTEACHING IN CONTEXTPlease complete one form to represent each of your practica, clinical experiences, field experiences, and internships.Candidates Name Date(s) of ExperienceBeatriz Sm
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 3523
COMM 3523: ADVANCED INTERPERSONAL SPRING 2007Instructor: Phone: e-mail: office: Office Hours: Dr. John Banas 405-325-1568 jbanas@ou.edu Burton 134 TU/TH 3-4 p.m. or by appointmentREQUIRED READINGS: Coursepacket from King Kopy, 108 E. Lindsey, (405
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 4153
Cascio Chapter 2: Turnover I. Overview a. Voluntary vs. involuntary b. Function vs dysfunctional (sometimes the best way to change people is to change people) c. If students are a part of the OU community, when they drop out or graduate is that turno
The University of Oklahoma - COMM - 4153
Chapter 3-1: UtilityChapter 3: Translating HR Effects into Utility Metrics An Issue of CommunicationThe major goal of this chapter is to explain how HR professionals can both estimate and communicate the effect of HR policies/practices on import