Peter G. W. Keen

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1977-2010
Publications (10 Years): 0

Publications

Peter G. W. Keen, Omar A. El Sawy
Engaging in CIO-CxO "Conversations that Matter": An Interview with Peter Keen. MIS Q. Executive 9 (1) (2010)
Linda-Jo Calloway, Peter G. W. Keen
Organizing for crisis response. J. Inf. Technol. 11 (1) (1996)
J. Michael Cummins, Peter G. W. Keen
Telecommunications in the IS Curriculum. ICIS (1994)
Peter G. W. Keen
Information Technology and the Management Difference: A Fusion Map. IBM Syst. J. 32 (1) (1993)
Maryam Alavi, Peter G. W. Keen
Business Teams in an Information Age. Inf. Soc. 6 (4) (1989)
Peter G. W. Keen
Decision support systems: The next decade. Decis. Support Syst. 3 (3) (1987)
Eric K. Clemons, Peter G. W. Keen, Steven Orla Kimbrough
Telecommunications and business strategy: basic variables for design. AFIPS National Computer Conference (1984)
C. Lawrence Meador, Peter G. W. Keen
Setting Priorities for DSS Development. MIS Q. 8 (2) (1984)
Peter G. W. Keen
Decision Situation Simulation: . A Lab f.or Research cn Decision Making and Decision Support. ICIS (1983)
Peter G. W. Keen, Gloria Bronsema
Cognitive Style Research: A Perspective for Integration. ICIS (1981)
Peter G. W. Keen
Invited Article: Value Analysis: Justifying Decision Support Systems. MIS Q. 5 (1) (1981)
Richard D. Hackathorn, Peter G. W. Keen
Invited Article: Organizational Strategies for Personal Computing in Decision Support Systems. MIS Q. 5 (3) (1981)
Peter G. W. Keen
Information Systems and Organizational Change. Commun. ACM 24 (1) (1981)
Peter G. W. Keen
Adaptive Design For Decision Support Systems. Data Base 12 (1/2) (1980)
Peter G. W. Keen
Mis Research: Reference disciplines and a Cumulative Tradition. ICIS (1980)
Andrew Vazsonyi, William A. Heuser, Franz Edelman, Eric D. Carlson, Peter G. W. Keen
Extending The Power Of Decision Support Systems 1 And 2 (Panel Discussions). ACM Annual Conference (1) (1978)
Peter G. W. Keen
The intelligence cycle: a differentiated perspective on information processing. AFIPS National Computer Conference (1977)