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 Volume 32, issue 6, 2004
 
  Consumer trust in B2C e-Commerce and the importance of social presence: experiments in e-Products and e-Services   pp. 407-424 David Gefen and Detmar W. StraubThe impact of environmental characteristics on TQM principles and organizational performance   pp. 425-442 M. Mar Fuentes-Fuentes, Carlos Antonio Albacete-Sáez and F. Javier Lloréns-MontesA fuzzy approach to qualitative cross impact analysis   pp. 443-458 Umut Asan, Cafer Erhan Bozdag and Seçkin PolatA path analytic study of the effect of top management support for information systems performance   pp. 459-471 Bhanu S. Ragu-Nathan, Charles H. Apigian, T. S. Ragu-Nathan and Qiang TuA time-varying weights tuning method of the double EWMA controller   pp. 473-480 Chao-Ton Su and Chun-Chin Hsu Volume 32, issue 5, 2004
 
  Real-time schedule adjustment decisions: a case study   pp. 333-344 Daesik Hur, Vincent A. Mabert and K.M.Kurt M. BretthauerNew heuristics for m-machine no-wait flowshop to minimize total completion time   pp. 345-352 Tariq Aldowaisan and Ali AllahverdiScheduling two-component products on parallel machines   pp. 353-359 W.-H.Wen-Hua YangNational differences and ERP implementation: issues and challenges   pp. 361-371 Chwen Sheu, Bongsug Chae and C.-L.Chen-Lung YangOn models for the operation of a class of electronic marketplaces   pp. 373-383 Carlton H. Scott and J.E.Judy E. ScottSelecting portfolios for mutual funds   pp. 385-394 Enrique Ballestero and David Pla-SantamariaBusiness technology complementarities: impacts of the presence and strategic timing of ERP on B2B e-commerce technology efficiencies   pp. 395-405 Elliot Bendoly and Frederick Kaefer Volume 32, issue 4, 2004
 
  Establishing the "practical frontier" in data envelopment analysis   pp. 261-272 Taraneh Sowlati and Joseph C. ParadiAn analysis of Spanish investment fund performance: some considerations concerning Sharpe's ratio   pp. 273-284 Luis Ferruz Agudo and José Luis Sarto MarzalAn empirical analysis of integer programming formulations for the permutation flowshop   pp. 285-293 Fan T. Tseng, Edward F. Stafford and Jatinder N. D. GuptaMass customization in operations management: oxymoron or reality?   pp. 295-300 R. S. SelladuraiSupply chain coordination with demand disruptions   pp. 301-312 Xiangtong Qi, Jonathan F. Bard and Gang YuModels for performance benchmarking: measuring the effect of e-business activities on banking performance   pp. 313-322 Wade D. Cook, Lawrence Seiford and Joe ZhuA multiple-criteria framework for evaluation of decision support systems   pp. 323-332 Gloria E. Phillips-Wren, Eugene D. Hahn and Guisseppi A. Forgionne Volume 32, issue 3, 2004
 
  Early supplier involvement in the design process: lessons from the electronics industry   pp. 179-199 R. McIvor and P. HumphreysRisks associated with market timing under different market conditions   pp. 201-211 Marc Dumont de Chassart and Colin FirerRanking efficient units in DEA   pp. 213-219 Yao ChenMeasures of organizational effectiveness: private and public sector performance   pp. 221-229 A. M. Parhizgari and G. Ronald GilbertThe application of fuzzy decision tree analysis in an exposition of the antecedents of audit fees   pp. 231-244 Malcolm J. Beynon, Michael Peel and Yu-Cheng TangDetermining technology strategy in developing countries   pp. 245-260 Ian Hipkin Volume 32, issue 2, 2004
 
  A selective data retention approach in massive databases   pp. 87-95 Orly Kalfus, Boaz Ronen and Israel Spiegler'Simple' neural networks for forecasting   pp. 97-100 Bruce CurryCentralised target setting for regional recycling operations using DEA   pp. 101-110 S. Lozano, Gabriel Villa and B. Adenso-DíazOn time series data and optimal parameters   pp. 111-120 Rasmus RasmussenEmployee scheduling and makespan minimization in a flow shop with multi-processor work stations: a case study   pp. 121-129 Faizul Huq, Kenneth Cutright and Clarence MartinThe impact of supplier development on buyer-supplier performance   pp. 131-143 P. K. Humphreys, W. L. Li and L. Y. ChanJob scheduling with dual criteria and sequence-dependent setups: mathematical versus genetic programming   pp. 145-153 Sang M. Lee and Arben A. AsllaniHow efficient is naive portfolio diversification? an educational note   pp. 155-160 Gordon Y. N. TangEchelon stock based continuous review (R,Q) policy for fast moving items   pp. 161-166 Subrata Mitra and A. K. ChatterjeeRandom effects choice models: seeking latent predisposition segments in the context of retail store format selection   pp. 167-177 Óscar González-Benito Volume 32, issue 1, 2004
 
  "Attack or convert?": early evidence from European on-line banking   pp. 1-7 Jacques BughinHow many suppliers are best? A decision-analysis approach   pp. 9-15 Paul D. Berger, Arthur Gerstenfeld and Amy Z. ZengA general model framework for DEA   pp. 17-23 A. KleineMarket arbitrage versus agent arbitrage   pp. 25-29 P. ModestiProvider-user differences in perceived usefulness of forecasting formats   pp. 31-39 Dilek Önkal and Fergus BolgerInformation technology investments in purchasing: an empirical investigation of communications, relationship and performance outcomes   pp. 41-55 Ven Sriram and Rodney StumpThe control of the setting up of a predictive maintenance programme using a system of indicators   pp. 57-75 M. Carmen Carnero MoyaImpact of process change on customer perception of waiting time: a field study   pp. 77-83 Wenhong Luo, Matthew J. Liberatore, Robert L. Nydick, Q B. Chung and Elliot Sloane Volume 31, issue 6, 2003
 
  Determining attribute weights using mathematical programming   pp. 423-437 Larry E. Shirland, Richard R. Jesse, Ronald L. Thompson and Charalambos L. IacovouPerformance measurement with classification information: an enhanced additive DEA model   pp. 439-450 Kamel Bala and Wade D. CookOptimal knowledge outsourcing model   pp. 451-457 Arieh Gavious and Gad RabinowitzMinimization of maximum lateness under linear deterioration   pp. 459-469 Y. S. Hsu and B. M. T. LinA multi-faced buildup algorithm for three-dimensional packing problems   pp. 471-481 A. Lim, B. Rodrigues and Y. WangAdoption of WAP-enabled mobile phones among Internet users   pp. 483-498 T. S. H. Teo and Siau Heong PokQuality strategies in supply chain alliances of disposable items   pp. 499-509 Marcos Singer, Patricio Donoso and Pedro TraversoThe efficacy of using judgmental versus quantitative forecasting methods in practice   pp. 511-522 Nada R. Sanders and Karl B. ManrodtCharacterising persistence of performance amongst South African general equity unit trusts   pp. 523-538 Lance Collinet and Colin FirerOptimal lot sizing under continuous price decrease   pp. 539-545 Moutaz Khouja and Sungjune Park Volume 31, issue 5, 2003
 
  A better probability model for the racetrack using Beyer speed numbers   pp. 339-348 E. S. RosenbloomAssessing the consumer decision process in the digital marketplace   pp. 349-363 Thompson S. H. Teo and Yon Ding YeongThe capacitated lot sizing problem: a review of models and algorithms   pp. 365-378 B. Karimi, S. M. T. Fatemi Ghomi and J. M. WilsonCash versus installment purchasing: contrasting axiomatic and experimental approaches to a new concept   pp. 379-385 Marvin D. Troutt and William AcarApplying MIXALG procedure in a routing problem to optimize food product delivery   pp. 387-395 Javier FaulinContext-dependent data envelopment analysis--Measuring attractiveness and progress   pp. 397-408 Lawrence Seiford and Joe ZhuCommentary on "a review of research on the negative accounting relationship between risk and return: Bowman's paradox by M.N. Nickel and M.C. Rodriguez"   pp. 409-412 Patrick L. Brockett, William W. Cooper, K. H. Kwon and T. W. RuefliAuthor's reply   pp. 413-416 Manuel Cano Rodríguez and Manuel Núñez NickelAuthor's response   pp. 417-421 Patrick L. Brockett, William W. Cooper, K. H. Kwon and T. W. Ruefli Volume 31, issue 4, 2003
 
  The total cost bounds of the transportation problem with varying demand and supply   pp. 247-251 Shiang-Tai LiuThe information systems environment of time-based competitors   pp. 253-268 Patrick J. Rondeau, T. S. Ragu-Nathan and Mark A. VonderembseOn the Maximum Benefit Chinese Postman Problem   pp. 269-273 W. L. Pearn and K. H. WangDesign and development of a fuzzy expert system for hotel selection   pp. 275-286 E. W. T. Ngai and F. K. T. WatThe relationships among selected business environment factors and manufacturing strategy: insights from an emerging economy   pp. 287-301 Kwasi Amoako-GyampahAccountability lost: the rise and fall of double entry   pp. 303-310 Cox BenitaAn efficient constructive heuristic for flowtime minimisation in permutation flow shops   pp. 311-317 J. M. Framinan and R. LeistenA note on detecting outliers in short autocorrelated data using joint estimation and exponentially weighted moving average   pp. 319-326 C. M. Wright and M. Y. HuProcess of organizational problem definition: how to evaluate and how to improve   pp. 327-338 Güldal BüyükdamgacI Volume 31, issue 3, 2003
 
  On the bullwhip and inventory variance produced by an ordering policy   pp. 157-167 S. M. Disney and D. R. TowillAn approach to solve a hierarchical stochastic sequential ordering problem   pp. 169-187 David Alcaide, Andrés Rodriguez-Gonzalez and Joaquín SiciliaThe relationship between technology and performance: a meta-analysis of technology models   pp. 189-204 Michelle Lane Heine, Varun Grover and Manoj K. MalhotraA simple heuristic for solving small fixed-charge transportation problems   pp. 205-211 Veena Adlakha and Krzysztof KowalskiOrganizational modifications to support JIT implementation in manufacturing and service operations   pp. 213-226 Mahmoud M. Yasin, Michael H. Small and Marwan A. WafaInformation system organizational resilience   pp. 227-233 Laura Riolli and Victor SavickiThe impact of organization size on enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementations in the US manufacturing sector   pp. 235-246 Vincent A. Mabert, Ashok Soni and M. A. Venkataramanan Volume 31, issue 2, 2003
 
  An incentive scheme for true information providing in Supply Chains   pp. 63-73 Martin Feldmann and Stephanie MüllerRetail productivity and scale economies at the firm level: a DEA approach   pp. 75-82 Hean Tat Keh and Singfat ChuEvaluating consumer loans using neural networks   pp. 83-96 Rashmi Malhotra and D. K. MalhotraA longitudinal study of TQM implementation: factors influencing success and failure   pp. 97-111 W. A. Taylor and G. H. WrightGroup cognitive mapping: a methodology and system for capturing and evaluating managerial and organizational cognition   pp. 113-125 David P. Tegarden and Steven D. SheetzImmersive drama: testing health systems   pp. 127-136 James W. Bryant and John DarwinA note on a well-known dispatching rule to minimize total tardiness   pp. 137-140 Jaideep T. NaiduInitiatives and outcomes of quality management implementation across industries   pp. 141-154 Kee-hung Lai and T. C. E. Cheng Volume 31, issue 1, 2003
 
  Consider your options: changes to strategic value during implementation of advanced manufacturing technology   pp. 1-15 Shelley L. MacDougall and Richard H. PikeSimplified material flow holds the key to supply chain integration   pp. 17-27 Paul Childerhouse and Denis R. TowillManufacturing networks and supply chains: an operations strategy perspective   pp. 29-39 Martin Rudberg and Jan OlhagerA problem generator-solver heuristic for vehicle routing with soft time windows   pp. 41-53 George Ioannou, Manolis Kritikos and Gregory PrastacosAn evaluation of freight consolidation policies in global third party logistics   pp. 55-62 Jonah C. Tyan, Fu-Kwun Wang and Timon C. Du |  |