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Research
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Kaushik’s primary research interests include Applications of Decision Support Systems (DSS), Benefits of Online Social Interaction, Management of Virtual Teams, Role of Information Technology in Online Learning, and Management of Supply Chains.
His dissertation investigates the factors that impact collaboration of groups that use Group Support Systems (GSS). The title of his dissertation is, “Idea Generation Using Brainwriting: The Role of Process Losses in Electronic and Manual Gallery Writing Meetings”. In brief, the study examines the impact of process losses, mainly free-riding on productivity of groups that use brainwriting technique to share and generate ideas during group meetings. The study has the potential to add to the understanding of how and under what conditions free-riding, a major source of loss in performance of groups using GSS can be limited.
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JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS |
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Strong, J., Ghosh, K., & Conlon, S. 2008. Identifying opportunities in multilingual business environments using environmental scanning and text mining techniques. Journal of Information Technology and Information Management, 17:3/4, 189-204.
Aiken, M. & Ghosh, K. 2009. Automatic translation in multilingual business meetings. Industrial Management and Data Systems, (forthcoming).
Novicevic, M., Ghosh, K., Clement, D., & Robinson, R 2008. A missing scroll of The Functions of the Executive: Barnard on status systems in organizations. Journal of Management History, 14:4, 373-398.
Aiken, M., Garner, B., Ghosh, K., & Vanjani, M. 2008. Dot.com Boom and Bust Effects on MIS College Enrollments: 1995 – 2006. Communications of the IIMA, 8:1, 31-42.
Aiken, M., Park, M., & Ghosh, K. A study of factors affecting electronic meeting participation. International Journal of Business Systems Research, (conditionally accepted).
Aiken, M., Ghosh, K., & Vanjani, M. 2007. MIS Faculty Compensation: 1999-2005. Southwestern Business Administration Journal, 7:1, 45-61.
Ghosh, K., Aiken, M., & Vanjani, M. 2009. A selected survey of leading researchers and major trends in electronic commerce. Business Research Yearbook, 16:1, 167 – 173.
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CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS |
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Ghosh, K., Strong, J., & Conlon, S. Information extraction for decision making during business acquisitions. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI), Baltimore, MD, November, 2008.
Strong, J., Conlon, S., & Ghosh. K. Identification of potential markets with information extraction. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Decision Sciences Institute (DSI), Baltimore, MD, November, 2008.
Ghosh, K., Ammeter, A. P., & Ziegelmayer, J. L. Self determination, founders, and project characteristics as motivators in Open Source software. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM), Philadelphia, PA, August, 2007.
Novicevic, M., Ghosh, K., Clement, D., & Robinson, R. A missing scroll of The Functions of the Executive: Barnard on status systems in organizations. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM), Philadelphia, PA, August, 2007.
Ammeter, A.P., & Ghosh, K. Open Source as an archetypal form of software engineering using virtual teams. Open Source Software Research Development Workshop, Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management (AOM), Atlanta, GA, August, 2006.
Ghosh, K., Ziegelmayer, J.L., & Ammeter, A.P. Assessing the impact of project founder reputation and project structure on motivation to participate in Open Source software projects. Presented at the Twelfth American Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Acapulco, Mexico, August, 2006.
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