Proceedings

edited by

Richard T. Watson

Robert P. Bostrom

The University of Georgia

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Papers (in alphabetical order of title)

• A Feasibility Study of Implementing a Telecommuting Program at Booz-Allen & Hamilton Patty Lewis: University of Florida
• A Study of Applicability of Telecommuting on Selected Business Firms in Malaysia.Abdul Azeez Kadar Hamsa and Supian Ahmad: University Technology of Malaysia - Johor Baru
• Alternative Office Structures for Telecommuting Angela L. Mazzi: MARCH

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• Communication and Organizational Implications of a Multi-Media Application for Reporting on Telework Duncan Sanderson: Information Technology Research Institute, University of Brighton, United Kingdom
• Distance and propinquity: a new way to conceptualize work Sumita Raghuram, Batia Wiesenfeld, and Raghu Garud: New York University. Contact the authors for details.
• Effect of media richness on group process variables: implications for telecommuting Amanda Sturgill, Marc Lentini and Geri Gay: Cornell University
• Identifying Candidates for Succesful Telecommuting Outcomes France Bélanger and Rosann Webb Collins: University of South Florida
• Implementing a telecommuting option in the customerservice department of a retail organization: a case study Bernadette Szajna and Gregory K. Stephens: Texas Christian University
• Optimizing the Communication Effectiveness of Telecommuters Scott A. Chadwick: Oregon State University
• Paradoxes and some unexpected consequences in telecommuting Jon Rognes: Stockholm School of Economics, Martin Rogberg, Karin Forslund, and Markku T. Virtanen: Telia Research, Sweden
• Performance Appraisal and Telecommuting: An Information Processing Approach Naomi G. Rotter: New Jersey Institute of Technology
• Technologies For Enabling Telecommuting Tim Artz BTG, Incorporated
• Telecommuting in Australia: Tomorrow's Workforce or "A Pie in the Sky"? Geoff Dick: University of New South Wales
• Teleworking: the Norwegian experience John W. Bakke and Erik Bergersen: Telenor Research and Development, Norway
• The demand for telecommuting S. PonTell: Center for the New West, Ontario, CA Paul Gray M. Lynne Markus, R. D. Westfall: Information Science Applications Center, Claremont Graduate School, Claremont CA
• The effect of environmental factors on the adoption and diffusion of telework Cynthia Ruppel: The University of Toledo
• The impact of Remote Work on Informal Organizational Communication Mary Beth Watson Fritz: University of Florida, Sridhar Narasimhan, Hyeun-Suk (Sue) Rhee: Georgia Institute of Technology
• The implementation of telecommuting program in a pharmaceutical services company Mahmoud M. Watad: Monmouth University and Frank J. DiSanzo: Clark-O'Neill, Inc
• The Visual Telefacilitation Project at PGC--Increasing the effectiveness of teleconferencing through graphic meeting recording Fred Lakin: The Performing Graphics Company

Authors (in alphabetical order)

Presentations (in alphabetical order)

• A live-work alternative:integrating neighborhood work centers with domestic environments. Cynthia Malkus Walburn: Independent Design Consultant
• Predicting Sustainable Telecommuting: Design and Application of A Telecommuter Effectivness Scale. Neville Meyers: Queensland University of Technology
• Seven habits of highly effective telecommuters. Sandy Sullivan: Flex-It.
• Telecommuting for small business. Rosalie Hopkins: Bianco Hopkins & Associates, Inc.
• The Emergence of Telecommuting: A Federal Government Case Study. Warren Master: Director of the National Cooperative Administrative Support Program, sponsored by the U.S. General Services Administration

Panels

• Alternative Work Arrangements: Case Studies from Managers Who've Been There.

  Dan Accrocco: NCR, and Cheryl Smith: Bell Atlantic

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Updated Thursday, May 27, 1999