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3C-4, Monday, January 3, 1:30-3:10 P.M. Session: Technology in Management Education Session Chair: Vipin Agrawal Integrated Academy of Management and Technology 8529 Emerging Dimensions of Management Education in 2020 : A Study of Management Program in Patna Umesh Mishra, Patna University, umishra.pu@gmail.com At present various Universities and other institutions are engaged in imparting management education through various management programmes in the city of Patna. This paper is intended to study whether these Management Programmes are capable of meeting the future corporate and societal expectations and to critically examine the quality of management education particularly in Patna on the basis of various parameters, such as, quality, profile and diversity of students, curriculum, faculty, pedagogy, students' involvement, accreditation, value, placement, management, infrastructure, corporate integration etc. The study is proposed to be conducted on the basis of following hypotheses emerged from the preliminary investigations. 8547 A Critical Study of Network Security Products and Technologies in Education Vilas Nandavadekar, Sinhgad Institute of Management, directormca_siom@sinhgad.edu Abiresh Abraham, Sinhgad Institute of Management, a.abiresh@gmail.com Balkrushna Potdar Securing digital data and IT infrastructure of an educational organization is critical area of study because certain institute’s network was in past found to be used in terrorist activities in India. Our study is limited to educational institutions in India and is focused to find out what network security techniques they are using along with the budgetary spending in this field. Researchers have suggested network security techniques and have evaluated results against it. Careful analysis of earlier studies available show that not many studies have been done in this sector especially in India and this has been study’s driving force. 8584 Impact of Technology use in Classroom on Management Students' Learning – An Empirical Study Vipin Agrawal, Integrated Academy of Management and Technology, vashu2005@gmail.com This study focuses on the impact of technology in management education classroom on students learning. Technology adaptability (TE) is investigated as a tool of faculty use of technology and students use and expectations of technology use. For measuring the technology adaptability and a testing tool has been applied to see the response of the stakeholders. The tools were administered over the sample faculty and students from the management institutes in the National Capital Region (NCR). The study has reveal that the students expect for the use of maximum technological tools from the faculty in management education. 8585 E Learning Systems: Automating Data Mining Processes Omprakash Mandge, MET ICS, olm.deep@gmail.com The advent of communication technology has led to the widespread use of interactive, personalized and web enabled learning environments in varius educational organizations. The E Learning Systems can accumulate a large amount of information which can be useful to analyze student’s behavior using Data mining techniques.It is observed that these systems collect similar data,though their objectives may differ. This means that the models extracted may differ, but the data mining processes are same. This paper studies on implementing a tool in such a way that it provides a more generic approach towards the mining process in E Learning Systems. 9012 Scale of Technology: A Key Concept for Management Education K A Rao, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, karao2009@gmail.com The concept of appropriate technology was popularized in the late 1960s and 1970s in a number of developing countries, but has since fallen out of favor as globalization became the Mantra of economic development throughout the world. In this paper, the author sketches out the limitations of large-scale technology and their potential impact on system stability. Drawing on the concept of Normal Accidents by Perrow, the notions of Technology advocated by E.F. Schmacher, and the Law of Requisite Variety proposed by Ashby, the author argues the case for a prominent role for Intermediate Technology in Management Education in the future.
3C-5, Monday, January 3, 1:30-3:10 P.M. Session: Web-based Networking Session Chair: Pamila Dembla Kennesaw State University 8021 Web 2.0 and Distributed Creation and Management of Inter-firm Knowledge Base Pamila Dembla, Kennesaw State University, pdembla@kennesaw.edu Tridib bandyopadhyay, Kennesaw State University, tbandyop@kennesaw.edu Web 2.0 promises a new paradigm of inter-firm collaboration. Micro blogging and wiki technologies open vistas for distributed creation and management of knowledge, which can now extend beyond organizational boundaries. Such knowledge bases bring great value, but do not come without attendant barriers. We attempt to identify the opportunities, values and barriers of distributed knowledge creation and management using Web 2.0 social networking technologies. This research contributes to the general literature of knowledge management. Our research outcomes are valuable for the managers of tomorrow, whose formal education must include learning to harness the power of Web 2.0 in organizational settings. 8314 Social Networks Categorizing on the Internet Hari Krishna Maram, Y-Gen, drmaram@in.com Ganga Bhavani Maram, Imperial College Of Business Studies, bhavani@imperialcollegeindia.com The purpose of this paper is to create a broad framework for categorizing social networks existing over the web which can be further used for creating a deep understanding of the existing social networking sites.Methodology:Research based on the different typologies already defined by a number of existing reserchers and the various blogs discussing social networks. 8336 Use of Social Networking Sites among Indian Teenagers Sita Mishra, Institute of Management Technology, smishra@imt.edu Geetanjali Negi, Institute of Management Technology Rahul Kumar, Institute of Management Technology Across the globe, the latest virtual trend which seems to be completely revolutionizing and changing the basic thread of human communications is Social Networking. Studies have shown that there is rapid adoption of social network sites by teenagers in the United States and in many other countries around the world. For growing number of teenagers in urban India, being active in virtual world has become a daily need. In this paper attempt is made to explore the usage patterns of teenagers and to determine their objectives behind the usage of these sites. 8489 Exploring Antecedents of Wireless Web Adoption Tripat Gill, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, tripat.gill@uoit.ca Harmeen Soch, Guru Nanak Dev University, meenu_soch@yahoo.com Vishavjeet Kaur, Guru Nanak Dev University, vishavjeet27@gmail.com Last two decades have witnessed a rapid advancement in technology and innovation including that of mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and other handheld devices. Wireless web adoption involves services where people can access the web using their cell phones. The rapid development in wireless technology coupled with increasingly high penetration rate of internet is playing a major role in promoting mobile commerce as a significant application for enterprises and consumers both. This paper intends to explore some of the antecedents of wireless web adoption and bring out issues that affect adoption of various transactions conducted over wireless communication devices. 8588 Cloud Computing for Corporate and Enterprise Business Vidhi Malhotra, IBS Hyderabad, vidhi.malhotra02@gmail.com Arin Ghosh, IBS, arin4u@gmail.com We do Cloud Computing when we access our mails from Gmail, Hotmail, typing a document and save it in Google Docs.Cloud Computing is “Everything Online” or “Everything as service”. In another way, hardware is provided as a service, software is provided as a service. This latest buzzword has revolutionized the world of Business Enterprises and services. The Organizations with sufficient infrastructure have started offering their underutilized capacities using the cloud. The enterprises striving to reduce computing cost started seeking solutions from the service providers. In view of this, the purpose is “Is Cloud Computing ready for the Enterprises in India”.
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