• Risk Mitigation for SMEs Implementing ERPs 

  Stewart, Tyler (University of Oregon, 2019)

  ERP systems offer benefits to businesses through cost reductions, efficiencies, and building competitive advantages (Aversano, Di Brino, Guardabascio, Salerno, & Tortorella, 2015). However, research indicates ERP implementations ...
• The Value of Transitioning to a Cloud-based Phone Platform for an SME 

  Schwartz, Christopher (University of Oregon, 2019)

  This study assists in understanding the value of transitioning to a cloud-based phone solution for an SME. The target audience is SME leaders and their IT stakeholders seeking innovative technology solutions rather than ...
• IT Offshore Outsourcing: Best Practices for U.S.-Based Companies 

  Murberg, Damian (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Outsourcing IT services from onshore to offshore allows an organization to access skilled labor while reducing development and testing times and expenditures (Trickett, 2003). As the trend of outsourcing IT services to ...
• The Quest to Provide a Complete Personal Health Record 

  Muller, Jacqueline (University of Oregon, 2019)

  This annotated bibliography examines the social, technical, and regulatory challenges of providing patients and care teams with complete personal health records. The intended audience includes executives, policy makers, ...
• Best Practices for Tailoring and Implementing a Project Management Methodology 

  McClure, Colin (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Research has shown that the use of a project management methodology (PMM) contributes to a project’s success (Joslin & Muller, 2014). As the field of project management continues to evolve, it is incumbent on project ...
• Managing Culturally Diverse, Virtual Teams 

  Mayer, Jen (University of Oregon, 2019)

  The rise in the use of culturally diverse, virtual teams in business has resulted in unique challenges for managers attempting to lead these teams. This study includes a review of sources published within the last ten ...
• Effective Implementation of ITIL/ISO 20000 Problem Management 

  Dryden, Seth (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Significant documentation indicates that individuals and organizations that are responsible for the quality operation of information technologies do so through the use of well defined, established processes. Problem ...
• Benefits of an ITIL Transition in Small to Medium Sized Enterprises 

  Barker, Brandon (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are subject to the same complex computing requirements as their larger counterparts (Cruz-Hinojosa & Gutierrez-de-Mesa, 2016). With ever increasing complexity and cost associated ...
• An Infield Out 

  Bodey, Donald Lee (University of Oregon, 1975-09)
• Social Media in the Middle East: 2019 in review 

  Radcliffe, Damian; Abuhmaid, Hadil (2020-01-11)

  This report is the eighth in an annual series of publications, dating back to 2012, designed to share the latest stories, trends and research in social media usage from across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Using ...
• Computational Design Thinking and Thinking Design Computing 

  Soleimani, Arash (University of Oregon, 2019)

  In alignment with the rapid advancement of cyber-physical technologies in an information age, we are faced with complex problems that go beyond the kinds of challenges that designers had to deal with in the past. For ...
• Performative Ornament: Computational and Material Logics of Repetition and Difference 

  Marcus, Adam (University of Oregon, 2019)

  This paper describes a series of research seminars investigating the contemporary capacities of architectural ornamentation in the context of computational design and digital fabrication technologies. The pedagogy explores ...
• A BIM-enabled pedagogical approach 

  Ming, Hu (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Educators and practitioners have come to the consensus that Building Information Modeling (BIM) has radically transformed how the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry practices and operates. The ...
• Building Knowledge 

  Correa, David; Meyboom, AnnaLisa; Krieg, Oliver David (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Material characteristic and fabrication methodologies informing design processes are a growing focus of research and pedagogy. Bio-mimetics, morphogenetics or material computation theories have mostly been used as ...
• Evaluating indoor environmental quality and energy performance of LEED certified buildings 

  Mukhopadhyay, Jaya; Elliott, Duke; Sanderson, Shannon (University of Oregon, 2019)

  This paper describes the pedagogical findings of a class that was developed to evaluate the indoor environmental quality (IEQ) and energy performance of Green buildings. The class aimed to establish a hands-on experience ...
• Creativity, Calculation, & Curation: Research as a Framework for Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration 

  Laboy, Michelle; Fannon, David (University of Oregon, 2019)

  Challenges of building resilience and sustainability in the built environment demand collaboration across multiple disciplines in both research and practice. Traditional academic settings offer fertile but often challenging ...
• Educating Design Leaders: The Need for Leadership Education in Schools of Architecture And Proposed Approaches to Meet the Need 

  Bonnett, Erik (University of Oregon, 2019)

  There is a gap in architectural education when preparing future architects for leadership roles. To meet the needs of integrated design processes that frequently situate architects in leadership roles within interdisciplinary ...
• Environmental Design: moving towards online teaching that encourages action 

  Martínez Arias, Andrea; La Roche, Pablo (University of Oregon, 2019)

  The internet not only has changed a vast spectrum of the world’s operations, but also the ways teaching can deal with information and strategies for learning. While this trend has naturally led to the flexibility of time ...
• When Performance Informs Design 

  Stannard, Sandy (University of Oregon, 2019)

  It is clear that building energy performance plays an essential role in architecture and in architectural practice, not only for reasons of occupant comfort and energy efficiency but also for minimal code compliance. ...
• From Problem to Net Positive: The transformation of existing, inefficient building stock 

  Srivastava, Malini (University of Oregon, 2019)

  The Net Positive studio is a 7-week studio in the penultimate year of a professional M. Arch. program at the University of Minnesota. This studio focuses on developing, assessing, documenting, and representing interaction ...

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