Peter G. W. Keen

17 papers C 4Journal 10Unranked 3
YearRankTypeTitle / Venue / Authors
2010 J jnl
Engaging in CIO-CxO "Conversations that Matter": An Interview with Peter Keen.
MIS Q. Executive
Peter G. W. Keen, Omar A. El Sawy
1996 J jnl
Organizing for crisis response.
J. Inf. Technol.
Linda-Jo Calloway, Peter G. W. Keen
1994 C conf
Telecommunications in the IS Curriculum.
ICIS
J. Michael Cummins, Peter G. W. Keen
1993 J jnl
Information Technology and the Management Difference: A Fusion Map.
IBM Syst. J.
Peter G. W. Keen
1989 J jnl
Business Teams in an Information Age.
Inf. Soc.
Maryam Alavi, Peter G. W. Keen
1987 J jnl
Decision support systems: The next decade.
Decis. Support Syst.
Peter G. W. Keen
1984 J jnl
Setting Priorities for DSS Development.
MIS Q.
C. Lawrence Meador, Peter G. W. Keen
1984 — conf
Telecommunications and business strategy: basic variables for design.
AFIPS National Computer Conference
Eric K. Clemons, Peter G. W. Keen, Steven Orla Kimbrough
1983 C conf
Decision Situation Simulation: . A Lab f.or Research cn Decision Making and Decision Support.
ICIS
Peter G. W. Keen
1981 C conf
Cognitive Style Research: A Perspective for Integration.
ICIS
Peter G. W. Keen, Gloria Bronsema
1981 J jnl
Information Systems and Organizational Change.
Commun. ACM
Peter G. W. Keen
1981 J jnl
Invited Article: Organizational Strategies for Personal Computing in Decision Support Systems.
MIS Q.
Richard D. Hackathorn, Peter G. W. Keen
1981 J jnl
Invited Article: Value Analysis: Justifying Decision Support Systems.
MIS Q.
Peter G. W. Keen
1980 J jnl
Adaptive Design For Decision Support Systems.
Data Base
Peter G. W. Keen
1980 C conf
Mis Research: Reference disciplines and a Cumulative Tradition.
ICIS
Peter G. W. Keen
1978 — conf
Extending The Power Of Decision Support Systems 1 And 2 (Panel Discussions).
ACM Annual Conference (1)
Andrew Vazsonyi, William A. Heuser, Franz Edelman, Eric D. Carlson, Peter G. W. Keen
1977 — conf
The intelligence cycle: a differentiated perspective on information processing.
AFIPS National Computer Conference
Peter G. W. Keen