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Agenda
Friday, March 12
Day Two Academic Sessions
1:00 2:15
Paper Session 7: Development and Emergence of Mobile
Business Applications
Smart Phone, Dominant Designs, and the Evolution of
Mobile Intranet Applications in Japan
Jeff Funk Hitotsubashi University (Japan)
Software Product Development Process Model: Case Studies
of Mobile Software Companies
Tuure Tuunanen Helsinki School of Economics (Finland)
Marianne Vainio - Helsinki School of Economics (Finland)
Paper Session 8: Case Studies: The mOrganization
(Interactive)
Mobile applications for a mobile workforce from vision
to implementation @ BT Industries
Alf Westelius Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden)
Pablo Valiente Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden)
A Grounded Theory for the Impacts of Ubiquitous Access
to Information on Technology Use and Task Performance
Dorothea Abraham University of Georgia (USA)
Mobile Technology in Field Customer Service Big
improvements with small changes: Case: Amer Tobacco
Marju Pesonen Amer Tobacoo Ltd (Finland)
Matti Rossi Helsinki School of Economics (Finland)
Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen Helsinki School of Economics
(Finland) Paper Session 9: Future Futility of Operators?
(Interactive)
Relaying access points and related business models for
low cost mobile systems
Klas Johansson Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)
Jan Markendahl Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)
Per Zetterbert Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)
Fundamental Strategies in the US Telecommunications
Market a Performance based Comparison between Cellular
and Integrated Operators
Matthias Pohler Dresden University of Technology
(Germany)
Mobile operators as banks or vice-versa?
L-F Pau Rotterdam School of Management (Netherlands)
Paper Session 10: Focus on China
and Beyond: Future of Mobile Experience (Interactive)
Chinas Emergence as an Epicenter of the Global Market
Nir Kshetri University of North Carolina-Greensboro
(USA)
Two Tales of One Service: User Acceptance of the SMS
in Hong Kong and China
Xu Yan Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Gong Min - Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology
Manifestations of Technology Paradoxes and
Implications on the Experience of Mobile Technology
Users
Sirkka Jarvenpaa University of Texas at Austin (USA)
Karl Lang City University of New York (USA)
Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen Helsinki School of Economics
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