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IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Volume 51
Volume 51, Number 1, February 2004
- George F. Farris:

From the Editor. 1-2 - R. Balachandra, Marv Goldschmitt, John H. Friar

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The evolution of technology generations and associated markets: a double helix model. 3-12 - Michael Bommer, David S. Jalajas:

Innovation sources of large and small technology-based firms. 13-18 - Rene Cordero, George F. Farris, Nancy DiTomaso:

Supervisors in R&D laboratories: using technical, people, and administrative skills effectively. 19-30 - Fred D. Davis, Viswanath Venkatesh:

Toward preprototype user acceptance testing of new information systems: implications for software project management. 31-46 - Prasanta Kumar Dey

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Decision support system for inspection and maintenance: a case study of oil pipelines. 47-56 - Shanthi Gopalakrishnan, Michael D. Santoro:

Distinguishing between knowledge transfer and technology transfer activities: the role of key organizational factors. 57-69 - Christian Terwiesch, Yi Xu:

The copy-exactly ramp-up strategy: trading-off learning with process change. 70-84 - Andy C. L. Yeung

, T. C. E. Cheng
, Ling-Yau Chan:
From customer orientation to customer satisfaction: the gap between theory and practice. 85-97
Volume 51, Number 2, May 2004
- George F. Farris:

From the Editor. 109-110 - Shi-Jie (Gary) Chen, Li Lin:

Modeling team member characteristics for the formation of a multifunctional team in concurrent engineering. 111-124 - Paul Dreyfus, Sanjay L. Ahire, Maling Ebrahimpour

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The impact of just-in-time implementation and ISO 9000 certification on total quality management. 125-141 - Jeffrey L. Funk:

The product life cycle theory and product line management: the case of mobile phones. 142-152 - Janet L. Hartley

, Michelle D. Lane, Yunsook Hong:
An exploration of the adoption of E-auctions in supply management. 153-161 - Frank Montgomery Hull:

A composite model of product development effectiveness: application to services. 162-172 - Donald L. Keefer:

The underlying event model for approximating probabilistic dependence among binary events. 173-182 - Linda M. Lakats, Marie-Elisabeth Paté-Cornell:

Organizational warning systems: a probabilistic approach to optimal design. 183-196 - Ching-Torng Lin, Chen-Tung Chen:

New product go/no-go evaluation at the front end: a fuzzy linguistic approach. 197-207 - R. Ramabadran, James W. Dean Jr., James R. Evans, Amitabh S. Raturi:

Testing the relationship between team and partner characteristics and cooperative benchmarking outcomes. 208-225 - Elias G. Carayannis

, Jeffrey Alexander
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Strategy, structure, and performance issues of precompetitive R&D consortia: insights and lessons learned from SEMATECH. 226-232 - Mohamad Y. Jaber

, Sverker Sikström
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A note on "An empirical comparison of forgetting models". 233-234 - David A. Nembhard, Napassavong Osothsilp:

Authors' reply to "A note on 'An empirical comparison of forgetting models'".
Volume 51, Number 3, August 2004
- George F. Farris:

From the Editor. 245-247 - Choon-Ling Sia

, Hock-Hai Teo, Bernard C. Y. Tan, Kwok-Kee Wei
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Effects of environmental uncertainty on organizational intention to adopt distributed work arrangements. 253-267 - J. Daniel Sherman:

Optimal modes and levels of integration, and the identification of cross-functional coordination deficiencies in concurrent engineering. 268-278 - Zijiang Yang, Joseph C. Paradi:

DEA evaluation of a Y2K software retrofit program. 279-287 - Bruce A. Vojak, Carlos A. Suárez-Núñez

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Product attribute bullwhip in the technology planning process and a methodology to reduce it. 288-299 - Jennifer S. Shang, Youxu Cai Tjader, Yizhong Ding:

A unified framework for multicriteria evaluation of transportation projects. 300-313 - Thomas Åstebro

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Key success factors for technological entrepreneurs' R&D projects. 314-321 - Wenhong Luo, Diane M. Strong:

A framework for evaluating ERP implementation choices. 322-333 - George Xirogiannis, Michalis Glykas

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Fuzzy cognitive maps in business analysis and performance-driven change. 334-351 - Kah-Hin Chai

, Mike Gregory, Yongjiang Shi:
An exploratory study of intrafirm process innovations transfer in Asia. 364-374 - Elias G. Carayannis

, Jeffrey Alexander
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Correction to "Strategy, Structure, and Performance Issues of Precompetitive R&D Consortia: Insights and Lessons Learned From SEMATECH". 376 - Jonathan D. Linton

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Correction to "Facing the Challenges of Service Automation: An Enabler for E-Commerce and Productivity Gain in Traditional Services". 376
Volume 51, Number 4, November 2004
- George F. Farris:

From the Editor. 389-390 - Thomas J. Allen, M. Lourdes Sosa:

50 years of engineering management through the lens of the IEEE transactions. 391-395 - David I. Cleland:

The evolution of project management. 396-397 - Edward B. Roberts:

A perspective on 50 years of the engineering management field. 398-403 - Richard S. Rosenbloom:

Reflections on the evolution of the field. 404-406 - Albert H. Rubenstein:

50 years of engineering and technology management. 407-408 - Michael L. Tushman:

From engineering management/R&D management, to the management of innovation, to exploiting and exploring over value nets: 50 years of research initiated by the IEEE-TEM. 409-411 - Arthur W. Winston:

Engineering Management-a personal perspective. 412-413 - Moez Limayem, Mohamed Khalifa, Wynne W. Chin:

Factors motivating software piracy: a longitudinal study. 414-425 - Peter E. D. Love, Zahir Irani

, David J. Edwards:
A rework reduction model for construction projects. 426-440 - Yücel Saygin, Arnold Reisman, YunTong Wang:

Value of information gained from data mining in the context of information sharing. 441-450 - Marc Sachon, Marie-Elisabeth Paté-Cornell:

Managing technology development for safety-critical systems. 451-461 - Paul Swamidass

, Anand Nair:
What top management thinks about the benefits of hard and soft manufacturing technologies. 462-471 - Morgan Swink, Roger Calantone:

Design-manufacturing integration as a mediator of antecedents to new product design quality. 472-482 - William J. Lannes III, James W. Logan:

A technique for assessing an organization's ability to change. 483-488 - Fadi P. Deek:

Addendum to Book Review: "'Software Project Management: Methods and Techniques, ' by L. J. Peters". 489

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