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2238: Changes in the field of R&D management over the past 20 years

Allen, Thomas J. (Thomas John), 1931- and Varghese P. George

2237: The process spectrum in software development: an exploratory survey and interpretation

Cusumano, Michael A., 1954-

2236: A variational problem arising in financial economics

John C. Cox and Chi-fu. Huang

2235: Initial capital for the new technological enterprise

Edward Baer. Roberts

2234: Investments in flexible production capacity

Hua He and Robert Pindyck

2233: A method for the parametric center problem, with a strictly monotone polynominal-time algorithm for linear programming

Robert Michael. Freund and Kok-Choon. Tan

2232: Approximations for manufacturing networks of queues with overtime

Gabriel R. Bitran and Devanath. Tirupati

2231: Evolving toward product and market-orientation: the early years of technology-based firms

Edward Baer. Roberts

2230: Improving the performance of new product teams

Ancona, Deborah G. (Deborah Gladstein). and David F. Caldwell

2229: Markets, hierarchies and the impact of information technology

Erik Brynjolfsson, Gurbaxani, Vijay Chandur, 1958- and Thomas W. Malone

2228: Looking to the year 2000: challenges for industrial relations and human resource management

Thomas A. Kochan

2227: The financial base of the new technological enterprise

Edward Baer. Roberts

2226: Managing new technology and labor relations: an opportunity for mutual influence

Richard E. Walton, Robert B. McKersie and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2225: The pre-entrepreneurial development of technological entrepreneurs

Edward Baer. Roberts

2224: Organizational culture

Edgar H. Schein

2223: Issues of gender in technical work: with particular emphasis on the use of computers to work from home in Britain and the United States

Lotte. Bailyn and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2222: Tests of additive derivative constraints

Thomas M. Stoker

2221: The personality and motivations of technological entrepreneurs

Edward Baer. Roberts

2220: Information technology and the new organization: towards more effective management of interdependence

Rockart, John F. (John Fralick), James E. Short and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2219: Control-theory heuristics for improving the behavior of economic models

John. Sterman and Cüneyt M. Özveren

2218: The technological base of the new enterprise

Edward Baer. Roberts and International Center for Research on the Management of Technology.

2217: Planning and managing change

Edgar H Schein and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2216: Two traveling salesman facility location problems

Dimitris Bertsimas

2215: The probabilistic vehicle routing problem

Dimitris Bertsimas

2214: Innovative cultures and organizations

Edgar H. Schein and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2213: Herd behavior and investment

David Scharfstein and Jeremy Stein

2212: Logical connectivity: applications, requirements, and an architecture

Stuart E. Madnick and Y. Richard Wang

2211: Employment security at DEC: sustaining values amid environmental change

Thomas A. Kochan, John Paul. Macduffie, Paul. Osterman and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2210: Object lens: a 'spreadsheet' for cooperative work

Richard Lai, Thomas W. Malone, Yu, Keh-Chiang, 1952- and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2209: Partially shared views: a scheme for communicating among groups that use different type hierarchies

Jintae. Lee, Thomas W. Malone and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2208: What is coordination theory?

Thomas W. Malone and Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

2207: Polynomial-time algorithms for linear programming based only on primal scaling and projected gradients of a potential function

Robert Michael. Freund

2206: A faster strongly polynomial minimum cost flow algorithm

Orlin, James B., 1953-.

2205: Adding value in an information function

D. Eleanor. Westney, Sumantra. Ghoshal and Management in the 1990s (Program)

2204: The software factory: origins and popularity in Japan

Cusumano, Michael A., 1954-

2203: Inter-database instance identification in composite information systems

Wang, Y. Richard (Yng-Yuh Richard), Stuart E. Madnick and David C. Horton

2201: New scaling algorithms for the assignment and minimum cycle mean problems

Orlin, James B., 1953-. and Ahuja, Ravindra K., 1956-.

2200: Computational agents to support cooperative work

Kevin. Crowston and Thomas W. Malone

2199: Toward the perfect workplace? The experience of home-based systems developers

Lotte. Bailyn

2198: Empirical studies of rivalrous behavior

Richard Schmalensee

2197: Economics, technology, and the environment

Jay Wright. Forrester

2196: Facilitating connectivity in composite information systems

Wang, Y. Richard (Yng-Yuh Richard) and Stuart E. Madnick

2195: Internal and external linkages in the MNC--the case of R&D subsidiaries in Japan

D. Eleanor. Westney

2194: Software technology--management issues in product and process development

Cusumano, Michael A., 1954-

2193: The excess co-movement of commodity prices

Robert Pindyck and Julio Rotemberg

2192: The changing role of union leaders

Robert B. McKersie and Thomas A. Kochan

2191: Equivalence of direct and indirect estimators of average derivatives

Thomas M. Stoker

2190: Technology choice, product life cycles, and flexible automation

Charles H. Fine and Lode Li

2189: Dynamic process improvement

Charles H. Fine and Evan L. Porteus

2188: A behavioral theory of interest rate behavior

James H. Hines