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- affiliation: Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, School of Business, Department of Management Information Systems, Edwardsville, IL, USA
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2020 – today
- 2024
[c52]Mary Sumner, David Norwood, Degan J. Kettles, Daniel J. Mazzola, Wil Wu, Rashmi Jain, Mahesh Raisinghani:
A Principal-Agent Theory Perspective for Real-World MIS Projects. AMCIS 2024- [c51]Mary Sumner
, Craig Van Slyke, Fred Niederman, Dennis F. Galletta:
Panel: Using Generative AI in Teaching and Learning. SIGMIS-CPR 2024: 37:1-37:2 - 2023
- [j21]Mark Taylor, Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 22(1): 2 (2023) - [j20]Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 22(4): 2 (2023) - [c50]Degan Kettles, Daniel J. Mazzola, Mahesh Raisinghani, Mary Sumner, Wil Wu:
Panel: "Real-world" Projects: Success Factors, Lessons Learned and Best Practices. SIGMIS-CPR 2023: 8:1-8:3 - [c49]Degan Kettles, Daniel J. Mazzola, Mary Sumner, Mahesh Raisinghani:
Key Success Factors for "Real World" Projects: A Principal-Agency Theory Perspective: ACM SIGMIS Computers and People Research 2023. SIGMIS-CPR 2023: 17:1-17:4 - 2022
- [j19]Bih-Ru Lea, Dinesh Mirchandani, Mary Sumner, Katherine Yu:
Personality Types in Learning Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems. J. Comput. Inf. Syst. 62(2): 359-371 (2022) - 2021
- [j18]Yaojie Li, Craig Van Slyke, Thomas W. Ferratt, Michael Gallivan, Tom Stafford, Mary Sumner:
ACM SIGMIS CPR Panel Report: Should Information Systems Professors be More Techno-savvy than Students? (And What Would that Mean for Teaching in Times of the COVID-19 Crisis?). Commun. Assoc. Inf. Syst. 48: 45 (2021) - [c48]Chris Maurer, Mary Sumner, Daniel J. Mazzola, Keri Pearlson, Tim Jacks:
The Cybersecurity Skills Survey: Response to the 2020 SIM IT Trends Study. SIGMIS-CPR 2021: 35-37 - 2020
- [c47]Bih-Ru Lea, Dinesh Mirchandani, Mary Sumner:
Predicting Success in Using ERP Systems. SIGMIS-CPR 2020: 162-163
2010 – 2019
- 2019
- [j17]Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 18(2): 2 (2019) - [c46]Yaojie Li, Mary Sumner, Craig Van Slyke, Thomas W. Ferratt, Thomas F. Stafford:
Elephant in the Classroom: Do Information Systems Professors Need to be More Techno-Savvy than Students? SIGMIS-CPR 2019: 8-9 - [c45]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner:
Resolving the Skills Paradox: A Content Analysis of a Jobs Database. SIGMIS-CPR 2019: 164-167 - 2016
- [j16]Steve Hufford, Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 15(1): 2 (2016) - [j15]Steve Hufford, Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 15(2): 2 (2016) - 2014
- [c44]Jack D. Becker, Mary Sumner, Jana Markowitz:
Industry-Academic Partnerships that are Leading to Increased Enrollments in IT Professional Programs. AMCIS 2014 - 2013
- [c43]Mary Sumner:
Electronic Medical Records Implementation: Lessons Learned from ERP. AMCIS 2013 - [c42]Mary Sumner, Jana Markowitz, Jack D. Becker:
IT Workforce: Point-Counterpoint Dialogue between Academic Professionals and IT Leaders. AMCIS 2013 - [c41]Mary Sumner, Anne Powell:
What Project Management Competencies are Important to Job Success? AMCIS 2013 - 2012
- [c40]Jo Ellen Moore, Clay K. Williams, Mary Sumner:
The role of informal control in PMO lite environments. CPR 2012: 27-30 - 2011
- [j14]Mary Sumner:
Message from SIM. MIS Q. Executive 10(2): 2 (2011) - 2010
- [c39]Mary Sumner, Judith Molka-Danielsen:
Global IT teams and project success. CPR 2010: 34-42 - [e2]Rajiv Sabherwal, Mary Sumner:
Proceedings of the International Conference on Information Systems, ICIS 2010, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA, December 12-15, 2010. Association for Information Systems 2010, ISBN 978-0-615-41898-8 [contents]
2000 – 2009
- 2009
- [j13]Mary Sumner:
How alignment strategies influence ERP project success. Enterp. Inf. Syst. 3(4): 425-448 (2009) - [j12]Mary Sumner:
Information Security Threats: A Comparative Analysis of Impact, Probability, and Preparedness. Inf. Syst. Manag. 26(1): 2-12 (2009) - [c38]Mary R. Sumner, Joseph Bradley:
CSF's for Implementing ERP within SME's. AMCIS 2009: 550 - 2008
- [c37]Mary Sumner, Susan E. Yager:
An investigation of preparedness and importance of mis competencies: research in progress. CPR 2008: 97-111 - [c36]Mary Sumner:
An investigation of work family conflict among IT professionals. CPR 2008: 127-133 - 2007
- [c35]Mary Sumner:
Career orientation and the global IT workforce: research in progress. CPR 2007: 213-215 - [e1]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner, Diane Lending, Chelley Vician:
Proceedings of the 2007 ACM SIGMIS CPR Conference on Computer Personnel Research 2007, April 19-21, 2007, St. Louis, Missouri, USA. ACM 2007, ISBN 978-1-59593-641-7 [contents] - 2006
- [j11]Mary Sumner, Douglas Bock, Gary Giamartino:
Exploring the Linkage Between the Characteristics of it Project Leaders and Project Success. Inf. Syst. Manag. 23(4): 43-49 (2006) - [c34]Ed Watson, Mary Sumner, Gail Corbitt:
ERP Competencies: What Does Business Need? AMCIS 2006: 256 - [c33]Mary Sumner:
Critical Success Factors in ERP Implementation: Five Years Later. AMCIS 2006: 305 - [c32]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner, Carl P. Maertz Jr.:
An analysis and synthesis of research related to turnover among IT personnel. CPR 2006: 130-136 - [c31]Jo Ellen Moore, Mary Sumner, Susan E. Yager, Bijoy Bordoloi:
Sarbanes-oxley and IT: a primer for computer personnel researchers. CPR 2006: 341 - 2005
- [c30]Mary Sumner, John Hamilton:
The Turnaround ERP Project: Strategies and Issues. AMCIS 2005: 165 - [c29]Mary Sumner, Douglas Bock, Gary Giamartino:
Identifying Key Leadership Characteristics of IT Project Leaders. AMCIS 2005: 304 - [c28]Mary Sumner, Susan E. Yager, Denise Franke:
Career orientation and organizational commitment of IT personnel. CPR 2005: 75-80 - 2004
- [j10]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner:
Effects of Tasks, Salaries, and Shocks on Job Satisfaction Among MIS Professionals. Inf. Resour. Manag. J. 17(4): 49-72 (2004) - [j9]Mary Sumner, Fred Niederman:
The Impact of Gender Differences on Job Satisfaction, Job Turnover, and Career Experiences of Information Systems Professionals. J. Comput. Inf. Syst. 44(2): 29-39 (2004) - [j8]Jon W. Beard, Mary Sumner:
Seeking strategic advantage in the post-net era: viewing ERP systems from the resource-based perspective. J. Strateg. Inf. Syst. 13(2): 129-150 (2004) - [c27]Mary Sumner, Susan E. Yager:
Career orientation of IT personnel. CPR 2004: 92-96 - 2003
- [c26]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner:
Decision paths affecting turnover among information technology professionals. CPR 2003: 133-142 - 2002
- [c25]Mary Sumner, Fred Niederman:
The impact of gender differences on job satisfaction, job turnover, and career experiences of information systems professionals. SIGCPR 2002: 154-162 - 2001
- [j7]Jo Ellen Moore, Susan E. Yager, Mary Sumner, Galen B. Crow:
Facilitating career changes into IT. Commun. ACM 44(7): 70-73 (2001) - [c24]Fred Niederman, Mary Sumner:
Job turnover among MIS professionals: an exploratory study of employee turnover. SIGCPR 2001: 11-20 - [c23]Mary Sumner, Kay Werner:
The impact of gender differences on the career experiences of information systems professionals. SIGCPR 2001: 125-131 - [c22]Mary Sumner:
A report on industry-University roundtable discussions on recruitment and retention of high-tech professionals. SIGCPR 2001: 139-143 - 2000
- [j6]Mary Sumner:
Risk factors in enterprise-wide/ERP projects. J. Inf. Technol. 15(4): 317-327 (2000) - [c21]Mary Sumner, Dennis Hostetler:
A comparative study of computer conferencing and face-to-face communications in systems design. SIGCPR 2000: 93-99 - [c20]Mary Sumner:
Risk factors in enterprise wide information management systems projects. SIGCPR 2000: 180-187
1990 – 1999
- 1999
- [c19]Mary Sumner:
Knowledge management: theory and practice. SIGCPR 1999: 1-3 - [c18]Mary Sumner:
Critical success factors in enterprise wide information management systems projects. SIGCPR 1999: 297-303 - 1997
- [c17]Mary Sumner, Kay Werner:
On-line ethics: a comparison of the attitudes of freshmen, MIS majors, and practitioners. SIGCPR 1997: 1-8 - 1996
- [j5]Mary Sumner:
Reaching Out to Investment Representatives: An Interview with Richard Malone. Data Base 27(4): 20-22 (1996) - [c16]Terry Shepard, Bernd Bruegge, Mary Sumner:
Use of Large, Domain Specific CASE tools in Undergraduate Curricula. CSEE 1996: 144-148 - [c15]Mary R. Sumner:
Risks and strategies for manageing information technology in a changing environment (abstract only). SIGCPR 1996: 400 - [c14]Mary R. Sumner:
Ethics on the academic network (abstract only): attitudes and issues. SIGCPR 1996: 402 - 1995
- [c13]Mary Sumner:
Factors influencing the success of computer-assisted software engineering. SIGCPR 1995: 148-155 - 1992
- [c12]Mary Sumner:
The Impact of Computer-Assisted Software Engineering on Systems Development. The Impact of Computer Supported Technologies in Information Systems Development 1992: 43-60 - [c11]Mary Sumner:
Making the transition to computer-assisted software engineering. SIGCPR 1992: 81-92 - [c10]Mary Sumner:
The impact of total quality management on the roles and responsibilities of information systems professionals. SIGCPR 1992: 234-242 - 1991
- [c9]Robert A. Schultheis, Mary Sumner:
The relationship of application risks to application controls: a study of microcomputer-based database applications. SIGCPR 1991: 187-201
1980 – 1989
- 1988
- [j4]Mary Sumner, Robert J. Benson:
The impact of fourth generation languages on systems development. Inf. Manag. 14(2): 81-92 (1988) - [c8]Mary Sumner:
The impact of electronic mail on managerial and organizational communications. COCS 1988: 96-109 - [c7]Mary Sumner, James E. Benjamin:
The impact of menus and command-level feedback on learners' acquisition of data base language skills. SIGCSE 1988: 230-234 - 1987
- [j3]Mary Sumner, Robert Klepper:
Information Systems Strategy and End-User Application Development. Data Base 18(4): 19-30 (1987) - [c6]Mary Sumner:
The senior information systems design project seminar. SIGCSE 1987: 2-8 - 1986
- [j2]Mary Sumner:
An assessment of alternative application development approaches. Inf. Manag. 10(4): 197-206 (1986) - [c5]Mary Sumner, Robert Klepper:
End-user application development: practices, policies, and organizational impacts. SIGCPR 1986: 102-116 - 1985
- [j1]Mary Sumner:
How Should Applications be Developed? An Analysis of Traditional, User, and Microcomputer Development Approaches. Data Base 17(1): 25-34 (1985) - [c4]Mary Sumner:
The Impact of a MultiFunction Workstation on Managerial and Organizational Communications. ACM Annual Conference 1985: 132-146 - [c3]Mary Sumner:
Organization and management of the information center: case studies. SIGCPR 1985: 38-49 - 1984
- [c2]Mary Sumner:
Office automation: Organizational learning and technological change. COCS 1984: 88-95 - [c1]Mary R. Sumner:
Information systems for management in the eighties. SIGCSE 1984: 168-173
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