Carl Adams is professor of the Information and Decision Sciences Department. Research interests include the concept of IS/IT organizational capabilities and their relationship to IS/IT functional strategy, problem formulation as a critical skill, and the process of design as a general competence and specifically in the context of new process design and business development. Teaching interests are courses or parts of courses that relate to my research interests.
"DSS Theory of Constructs and Relationships," C.Adams, M. Eierman, and F. Niederman, Journal of Decision Support System (1995).
"Differentiation Through Customer Involvement in Production or Delivery," C. Adams and J. Song, Journal of Consumer Marketing (1993).
"A Morphological Approach to Generating Information Technology Product Ideas," C. Adams and J. Song, Information and Management (1994).
"A Model Integrated Information Center," C. Adams, et al., Journal of the American Society for Information Science (1991).
"Measuring the Market impacts of Initial Public Offering" with J.H. Song and Y. Rhee, The Business Renaissance Quarterly, Vol. 3, No. 4, (2009).
"Centralizing IS Governance to Achieve Standardization and Integration" , with E. Larson and W. Xia, AMCIS Conference, Keystone, CO 2007.
Fall 2012
BMEN 8401 New Product Design and Business Development Sec. 001
ENTR 6041 Initiating New Product Design and Business Development Sec. 060
ME 8221 New Product Design and Business Development I Sec. 001
Spring 2013
BMEN 8402 New Product Design and Business Development Sec. 001
ENTR 6041 Initiating New Product Design and Business Development Sec. 060
ME 8222 New Product Design and Business Development II Sec. 001
IS/IT organizational structure
Director, Management Information Systems Research Center
IS/IT planning processes
Member, All-University Honors Committee
IS/IT functional strategy
