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Managing Process Capability
Susan K. Humphrey, Timothy C. KrehbielProcess capability is the ability of a process to consistently meet specified customer‐driven requirements, and is often reported in terms of capability indices and ratios. In…
Technology Support for Knowledge Management
Renee M. WachterFinding the optimum way to leverage the resources of a firm remains a prominent issue for organizational management.Increasingly, firms are realizing that the ultimate…
Disclosure of Year 2000 Issues in Corporate Financial Reports
Marilyn Kintzele, Philip Kintzele, Vernon KwiatkowskiThe Year 2000 represents a significant challenge for many organizations. Financial report users, which include investors,creditors, suppliers, customers, employees, as well as…
A Documentation Model for the Contemporary Accounting Information System
C. William Cummings, Deborah D. Pavelka, Ruth Ann FriedbergThis article examines some of the problems with documentation in accounting information systems (AIS). At present, there is nostandard for documentation and there is a wide…
Building OM Curriculum for the New Millennium: Industry Perceptions
Kathleen L. McFadden, Bobbie Jansen, Elizabeth R. TowellThis paper studies current trends in the teaching of operations management. Research questions focus on how well operations management curriculum in American business schools…
Faculty Internships in Family Business
Greg Filbeck, Debbe Skutch, Deborah J. DwyerFaculty internships in family business offer potential benefits to faculty, students, and the community by blending academics with real world business. The purpose of the paper is…
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