Program of 18th Annual Conference

International Information Management Association

Theme: Global Influences ~ The Networked Environment

University of Science and Technology Beijing,

Beijing, China

October 15 –19, 2007

Monday, October 15, 2007

Summary of Activities:

Session S0-1	Location: SEM of USTB	Room: 313
Track: Workshop	Session Chair: Frank Lin	14:00 – 18:00

Workshop	Authors	Affiliation
Enterprise Architecture: : A Foundation for Business Execution	Frank Lin	California State University, San Bernardino

Session S0-2	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:312
Track: Workshop	Session Chair: Tapie Rohm	14:00 – 18:00

Workshop	Authors	Affiliation
Clinical Informatics: An Introduction to Health Practitioners Tools for Daily Clinical Use	B. W. Trevor Rohm, M.D., M.S.	University of New Mexico

Session S0-3	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:301
Track: Workshop	Session Chair: Tapie Rohm	14:00 – 18:00

Workshop	Authors	Affiliation
Crucial Conversations: Learning How to Handle Crucial Conversations	Kurt Southam, Ph.D.	Southam and Associates, Inc.

v 14:00 to 18:00 Workshop

School of Economics and Management (SEM) of USTB

Session S0-1 （Room 313）

Enterprise Architecture: A Foundation for Business Execution, Frank Lin, Ph.D.

If you do not know where you are, a map will not help. If you do not know where you are going, any road will do. Enterprise architecture (EA) tells the organization where they are, identifies for the organization where they want to go and the roads to take to get there. Often EA is compared to a city plan which consists of land use principles, utility infrastructure, building code, zoning rules, road and highway governed by elected officials and hierarchical commissions. The city plan lays the foundation for what goes where and how things will be built and interconnected – for the betterment of the community. For businesses, EA provides a common vision across business units, establishes a foundation for business execution, and presents a roadmap for businesses to achieve strategic objectives. EA is the linkage between the business strategy, the information technology (IT) strategy and IT implementation. Gartner Group defines EA as the process of translating business vision and strategy into effective enterprise change by creating, communicating and improving the key principles and models that describe the enterprise's future state and enable its evolution. And the primary design goal for enterprise architecture is to enable rapid change in business processes and in the applications and infrastructure that enable them. Some of the benefits of EA as identified by Garner Group in 2006 are: delivering projects that enable business growth, linking business and IT strategies and plans, building business skills in the IT organizations, demonstrating the business value of IT, improving the quality of IT services delivery, flexible technology infrastructure, and improving IT governance. EA is the foundation for business execution!

Dr. Lin is global expert on enterprise architecture. He is a professor of information management and associate dean at California State University San Bernardino.

Session S0-2（Room 312）

Learning How to Handle Crucial Conversations, Kurt D. Southam, Ph.D.

Stephen R. Covey described the National Best Seller: Crucial Conversations “…a breakthrough book.” Learn about the results of a 20 year study involving 20,000 people on influence and leadership best practices. The Human Resource Executive magazine rated Crucial Conversations the best training program of the year. This presentation is highly engaging with focus on skills not theory. This is a highly engaging and involved presentation with a combination of short clever video clips, skill building and application. Kurt is able to combine real-life examples, practical application and humorous case studies of how to and how not to apply these skills. Over 300 of the Fortune 500 have implemented this powerful training, and many organizations world-wide have implemented this training.

Dr. Southam has worked throughout the USA and abroad with many CEOs and other executives and leaders in one-on-one executive coaching, team development, and strategy. He has served in executive positions of Fortune 500 companies and as the former president of Zandex Health Care Corp. By implementing best leadership practices from outstanding organizations, his teams were able to enjoy outstanding results.

Session S0-3（Room 301）

Clinical Informatics: An Introduction to Health Practitioners Tools for Daily Clinical Use, B. W. Trevor Rohm, M.D., M.S.

An introduction to the application of health information technology tools into the clinical practice of medicine and health care. Clinical informatics relates to the daily interaction between physician, patient and health information technology, while the field of biomedical informatics is broad and encompasses many aspects of health care and information technology.

As a physician in the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of New Mexico, Dr. Trevor Rohm has a rich and unique background. He possesses bachelor and master degrees in Computer Science besides his medical degree. He has software engineering experience working with IBM, Waterford Institute, MyComputer.com (an internet based statistical tracking group), Brigham Young University for developing its on-line course for Molecular Biology as well as extensive works with electronic medical records at university hospitals and clinics.

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Summary of Activities:

v 8:00 to 17:00 Conference Registration :

School of Economics and Management (SEM) of USTB

v Greeting & Keynote Address（Room 313）

Ø 9:00-Welcome and Greeting:

Ø 9:30-Taking Photo:

Ø 10:00- 12:00 Keynote Address

Ø Dr. Hua Cheng Wei, Chairman: Beijing Pharmaceutical Group, Co, LTD & Beijing Double Crane Pharmaceutical Co

Ø Dr.Zhao Xiao, Development As ethic: A Leading Issue In Economics And Management, School of Economics and Management USTB

Ø Dr. Kurt Southam, CEO Silence Fails

v 12:00 Lunch

v 14:00-18:00 Paper Presentations

Ø Session S1: Teaching & Learning （Room 313）

Ø Session S2-1: Organization，Innovation & Development(1) （Room 312）

Ø Session S2-2: Organization，Innovation & Developmen(2) （Room 301）

v 18:00-21:00 IIMA Reception

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

v 14:00 to 18:00 Paper Presentation

Session S1	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:313
Track: Teaching & Learning	Session Chair: Dr. Daniel Manson Prof. Gan Renchu	Time: 14:00-18:00

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	E-Business in Service – Recent Trend and Development in Online College Textbook Sales	Jiaqin Yang Quanwu Zhao	Georgia College & State University; Shantou University, China
2	A New Blended Course Architecture For the Modern University	Jay M. Lightfoot	University of Northern Colorado
3	The Study of An Interactive Mathematics Teaching Platform	Shyi-Ching Liang	Chaoyang University of Technology
4	Use Of Multimedia For Increasing Literacy Through Distance Learning In Rural India	Ritu Bhattacharyya Vishali Patil	Bharati Vidyapeeths Institute of Management Studies and Research, India
5	An Application Of The Utaut Model For Understanding Student Perceptions Using Course Management Software	Jack T. Marchewka Chang Liu	Northern Illinois University
6	My Student, My Teacher: A Polytechnic Approach To Information Assurance	Anna Carlin Daniel Manson	California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
7	Data Warehousing And Data Mining: A Course In Mba And Msis Program From Uses Perspective	Shamsul Chowdhury Joseph O. Chan	Roosevelt University
8	Toward a New Framework for Presence Evaluation: A representational design perspective	Yan Wu	Denton, TX
9	Global Influences of the Networked Environment on Distance Education	Nazir A. Sangi Parwaiz Karamat	Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad Pakistan The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
10	The Efficacy of Cognitive Load Theory and the Cognitive Architecture in Designing Technology-Mediated Training Content	Conrad Shayo Harold Dyck David Kung	California State University, San Bernardino University of La Verne
11	Simulated Securities Exchange in Financial Education	Wang Limin	School of Economics and Management of USTB
12	Leveling the Digital Playing Field	Evans Kahuthu	California State University, San Bernardino
13	Modular Curriculum Design Using Personal Learning Plans and Reusable Learning Components	Jay M. Lightfoot	University of Northern Colorado

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

v 14:00 to 18:00 Paper Presentation

Session S2-1	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:312
Track: Organization，Innovation & Development	Session Chair: Prof. Liu Baohui Prof. Gao Junshan	14:00-18:00

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	Impact of Integrated Application of Information Technology on MRMIS	An Haizhong	China University of Geosciences
2	Review over Innovation and Sustainable development of Steel Industry in China	Cai Yang	School of Economics and Management of USTB
3	Transformational Role Attributes Of CIO: An Empirical Analysis Of Organizational Business	Renchu Gan	Beijing Institute of Technology
4	Constraints to the Use of Global System of Mobile Communication (GSM) by Crop Farming Household in South-west Nigeria	E. O. Aigbeakaen	Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria
5	Influence of Global System of Mobile Communication(GSM) on Crop Farming Households’ Income in South-west Nigeria	R. A. Sanusi-Cocoa	Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria
6	Differentials in Global System of Mobile Communication (GSM)Influence on the Income of Cocoa, Cashew and Cassava Farming Households in South-west Nigeria	I. Ndagi	Cocoa Research Institute of Nigeria
7	Informationization And The Innovative Development In Various Areas Of China	Liu Baohui	Informationization Research Center, Hebei Social Academies of Sciences Shijiazhuang
8	An Empirical Study on the Regional Agglomeration Effect of the Technology and Science Human Resource	Wang Fen	Beijing Institute of Technology
9	The Research of the Competency Model of Account Managers of Individual Operation in Chinese Commercial Banks	Wei Jun	School of Economics and Management of USTB
10	Analysis on the Utilization Characteristics and the Game Selection Conditions of Human Capital	Gao Junshan	School of Economics and Management of USTB
11	Exploring Ethical Implications of Personal Relationship in Dyadic Business Exchanges	Reggie Davidrajuh	University of Stavanger, Norway
12	Exploring Differences in the Perception of Business & IT Alignmen	A.J. Gilbert Silvius	Utrecht University of Professional Education, the Netherlands

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

v 14:00 to 18:00 Paper Presentation

Session S2-2	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:301
Track: Organization，Innovation & Development	Session Chair: Dr. Xin James He Dr. Wei Jun	14:00-18:00

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	The Application of Theory in the Organization Development	Wei Jing	School of Economics and Management of USTB
2	Studies on Ontology Meta-Model for Isomorphic Architecture of Information Systems based on Organizational Semiotics	Gan Minxin	School of Economics and Management of USTB
3	Research of Modeling for Clothing Enterprises Marketing Process Management based on IDEF and UML	Wang Weiqing	School of Economics and Management of USTB
4	The summary of revenue credit system in Canada and the significance for reference to our country	Liu Ming-Zhu	School of Economics and Management of USTB
5	A Framework to Address Effects of Information Quality on Decision Quality	Mouzhi Ge Markus Helfert	Dublin City University, Ireland
6	Performance Analysis for Shared Services	Hai Wang	Saint Mary's University, Canada
7	A Risk Modeling Framework for the Pharmaceutical Industry	Warren Adis	Iona College
8	Enterprise Documentation: A Formal-Model Approach	Xin James He Myron Sheu	Fairfield University California State University Dominguez Hills
9	Business Process Management Systems: Hype or New Paradigm	Pascal Ravesteyn	University for Applied Science Utrecht
10	Passing The Flame: How To Leverage A Capacity Building Bootcamp Experience	Daniel Manson Jake Zhu Corey Schou Parviz Partow-Navid	California State Polytechnic University, Pomona California State University, San Bernardino Idaho State University California State University, Los Angeles
11	The Challenges Inherent In The Adoption Of Information Management Concepts On Women’s Work In Nigerian Organizations	Nathaniel C. Ozigbo	University Of Abuja, Nigeria
12	Global Virtual Teams: Towards a Research Framework to Evaluate Effectiveness	Tonia San Nicolas-RoccA Tony Coulson Walt Stewart	California State University, San Bernardino
13	Corporate Governance and Control Mechanism Reform of Aluminum Corporation of China Limited and Experience	Li Xiaohui Wang Zhenqin Guo Shengkun	School of Economics and Management of USTB

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Summary of Activities:

v 8:30 to 11:30 Paper Presentation

Ø Session S3: Software and System（Room 313）

Ø Session S4: Web, Networking Systems & Security（Room 312）

Ø Session S5: Modeling & Methods（Room 301）

v 12:00 Lunch

v 14:00-18:00 Paper Presentations

Ø Session S6: Data Mining technology（Room 313）

Ø Session S7: Supply Chain（Room 312）

v 18:30 IIMA Business Meeting

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

v 8:30 to 11:30 Paper Presentation

Session S3	Location: SEM of USTB	Room: 313
Track: Software and System	Session Chair: Dr. Ian Allison Dr. Ma Fengcai	8:30 – 11:30

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	ARPos Virtual Database: A Conceptual Framework For Artificial Reefs GIS Spatial Data Mapping	Mustafa Man Md Yazid Mohd Saman N. M. Mohamad Noor Khalid Samo W. Aezwani W. A. Bakar	University Malaysia Terengganu, Malaysia Akademi Laut Malaysia
2	Theoretical and Methodological Framework of the Dynamics of a Global Information System	Jacek Unold	The Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland
3	Determinants of Digital Piracy among Youth in South Africa	Jean-Paul Van Belle Brandan Macdonald David Wilson	University of Cape Town
4	E-Government Application In Promoting Local Tourism An Empirical Study	Jiaqin Yang Quanwu Zhao	Georgia College & State University Shantou University, China
5	Mobile Commerce: Assessing New Business Opportunities	Chang-tseh Hsieh	University of Southern Mississippi
6	An Adaptive Load Balance and Handoff Management Strategy for Hierarchical Infrastructure Networks	Jong-Shin Chen Ting-Chun Chen Yung-Fa Huang	Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan
7	Complementary Roles of IS Leadership: mathematical model	Renchu Gan	Beijing Institute of Technology
8	Dimension researches in Adoptions’ models of IOIS	Wang Ying	School of Economics and Management of USTB
9	A Framework of Process Monitoring Expert System in Steelmaking Production	Wang Bailin	School of Economics and Management of USTB
10	The Systemic Study of Risk and Control in E-business	Hu Wangbin	Business School, Nankai University
11	A Case Study of E-commerce in Small and Medium-sized Enterprises- Esports.com.cn	Wang Haifeng	School of Economics and Management of USTB
12	DHCR Scheduling Management System of Wuhan Irion and Steel (Group) Corporation (WISCO)	Ma Fengcai	School of Economics and Management of USTB
13	A Network Stability Monitoring Mechanism of Wireless Sensor Network	Kuo-Qin Yan	Chaoyang University of Technology
14	Software Design for Coated Glass Color Difference Online Detection System	Bi Weihong	Information Science and Engineering College,
15	Automated Software Quality Visualisation Using Fuzzy Logic Techniques	James Senior Ian Allison Jonathon A. Tepper	Senior Consulting, UK The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

v 8:30 to 11:30 Paper Presentation

Session S4	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:312
Track: Web, Networking Systems & Security	Session Chair: Dr. Tanya Goette Dr. Wang Daoping	8:30 – 11:30

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	General E-S-Qual Scales Applied To Websites Satisfaction And Loyalty Model	Hao-erl Yang Feng-Shii Tsai	Tatung University, Taiwan Giantec Inc., Taiwan
2	Ubiquitous Remote Teleconsultation and Diagnosis Using Session Initiation Protocol	Asif Raza Irfan Hayder	KIET Department of Engineering and Computer Science ,Karachi, Pakistan
3	An Experimental Study to Identify the Impact of Expert Filter Tokens for Syllabus Based Searches	S.A.M. Rizvi Saba Hilal	Jamia Millia Islamia, India DAV Institute Of Management, India
4	Workflow Engine For Enterprise Process: System Integration Via Xml Web Service	Pobsit Kamolvej Phaophak Sirisuk Kolasak Tungchitipunya	Kasetsart University, Thailand Mahanakorn University of Technology, Thailand Kasetsart University, Thailand
5	Performance of Energy Efficient Relaying for Cluster-Based Wireless Sensor Networks	Yung-Fa Huang Ching-Mu Chen Tsair-Rong Chen Jong-Shin Chen Neng-Chung Wang	Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan National Changhua University of Education National United University
6	SCAAS: A Secure Authentication and Access Control System for Web Application Development	Drew Hwang Wendy Wang Blake Politte	Cal Poly Pomona San Jose State University Southern California Edison
7	The Influence of Government Regulations on Content Management An Exploratory StudySystems:	Douglas A. Goings Bryan Marshall Judy J. Johnson Tanya Goette	Georgia College & State University
8	Quality of Service for Voice over Internet Protocol	Sarhan M. Musa Emmanuel Opara	Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, Texas
9	Counter-cyberterrorism Based on Intelligence	Wang Shacheng	Peking University
10	A Secure Wireless Sensor Network by Trusted Timely Computing Base Model	S.C. Wang	Chaoyang University of Technology
11	Customer-centric web-based IS	Zhang Xinrui	Shanghai University of Science and Technology
12	A Method Based on Data Mining to Forecast Customers’ Value	Yu Haiyan	Peking University

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

v 8:30 to 11:30 Paper Presentation

Session S5	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:301
Track:Modeling & Methods	Session Chair: Dr.Jack Zhu Dr.Li Tieke	8:30 – 11:30

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	Workflow Modeling and Rationality Validation	Hao Mei	School of Economics and Management of USTB
2	A Hybrid Meta-heuristic for the Container Loading Problem	Shyi-Ching Liang	Chaoyang University of Technology
3	The Application and Analysis of Promising Edge Set in Traveling Salesman Problem	Shyi-Ching Liang	Chaoyang University of Technology
4	Using SVM with Financial Statement Analysis for Prediction of Stocks	Rung-Ching Chen	Chaoyang University of Technology
5	Study to the Product Pricing Model of Superior Enterprises in the Industry	Li Chengzhang	School of Economics and Management of USTB
6	Comparative analysis of Different Conflict Functions	Gao Junshan	School of Economics and Management of USTB
7	Dynamic Scheduling of Steelmaking and Continuous Casting Based on Priority Rule	Peng Pin	School of Economics and Management of USTB
8	Reaching Efficient Load Balancing by Two-Phase Scheduling in 3-Level Peer-to-Peer Network	Kuo-Qin Yan	Chaoyang University of Technology
9	Towards Optimal High Reliable Byzantine Agreement in a Scale Free Network	S.C. Wang	Chaoyang University of Technology
10	Research on Spot Checking Interval Decision of Equipment in Power Plant And Software Implementation	MA Xiaofang	School of Economics and Management of USTB
11	Linear Programming Method Of Multi-Objective Matrix Game Based On Vague Set	Zhou Xiaoguiang	School of Economics and Management of USTB
12	New methods for driving drowsiness detection	DU Liping	School of information engineering of USTB
13	Design & Development of Vehicle Distribution Problem for tobacco based GPS Vehicle Monitoring and Dispatching system	Du Xiu-ting Dong Xiao-ming	Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Tobacco Company Huhhot
14	A Refined Algorithm for Ant-based Clustering	CHEN Jianbin Liu Jing	Business College of Beijing Union University
15	Production Planning Problems In A Steel Wire Factory In China	LIU Zhengang WANG Daoping JIN Feng	School of Economics and Management of USTB Tsinghua University

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

v 14:00 to 17:30 Paper Presentation

Session S6	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:313
Track: Data Mining technology	Session Chair: Dr. Lin Qining Dr. Wu Sen	14:00 – 17:30

	Paper	Authors	Affiliation
1	The Application of the Ant Colony Decision Rule Algorithm on Distributed Data Mining	Xie Linquan	Application institute of Jiangxi University of Science and Technology
2	Fraudulent Behavior Forecast in Telecom Industry based on Data Mining	Wu Sen	School of Economics and Management of USTB
3	Social Network Analysis Based On BSP Clustering Algorithm	Gong Yu	School of Business Administration, China University of Petroleum
4	Mobile Customer Clustering Analysis Based On Call Detail Records	Lin Qining	School of Economics and Management of USTB
5	The research on system framework & application of analytical CRM based on MAS	Jiang Guorui	Economics and Management School, Beijing University of Technology
6	An Application on Text Classification Based on Granular Computing	Zhang Xia	School of Economics and Management of USTB
7	WMS: A New Algorithm for Mining Weighted Maximal Frequent Sequential Pattern	Cui Wei	School of Economics and Management of USTB
8	A method based on data mining to forecast customers’ value	Yu Haiyan	School of Economics and Management of USTB
9	A New Marketing Channel Management Strategy Based on Frequent Subtree Mining	Wang Daoping	School of Economics and Management of USTB

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

v 14:00 to 17:30 Paper Presentation

Session S7	Location: SEM of USTB	Room:312
Track: Supply Chain	Session Chair: Dr. Chang T. Hsieh Dr. Yang Jianhua	Time: 14:00 – 17:30

	Paper	Authors		Affiliation
1	Doctoral Dissertation in Supply Chain Management Research: A Comprehensive Review from 1999 to 2006	Xinrui Zhang Hengshan Wang Jiaqin Yang	University of Shanghai for Science & Technology, Shanghai Georgia College & State University
2	Modeling in Confidentiality and Integrity for a Supply Chain Network	Kuo Lane CHEN Marn-Ling SHING Huei LEE Chen-Chi SHING	University of Southern Mississippi Taipei Municipal University of Education Eastern Michigan University Radford University
3	Strategic Information Technology Deployment Planning Within The Supply Chain Life Cycles	Conrad Shayo Harold Dyck Linda C. Gordon	California State University, San Bernardino University of La Verne
4	Real-Time Value Chain Management	Joseph O. Chan	Roosevelt University
5	Study on Strategic Information Systems Planning and modeling for the MRO Supply Chain	Yang Jianhua	School of Economics and Management of USTB
6	SWOT Analysis of Urumchi as the International Logistics Center to Mid-Asia	Sun Ying	School of Economics and Management of USTB
7	The Dynamics of Small Shops Time and Technology	Pat McInturff Jace Baker	California State University, San Bernardino

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Summary of Activities:

v 9:00: to 18:00 Cultural Event to the Great Wall

Friday, October 19, 2007

Summary of Activities:

v 9:00: to 18:00 Cultural Event to the Forbidden City

Association Officers

Program co-Chairs:

Jake Zhu, Ph.D.

California State University

jzhu@csusb.edu

Xuedong Gao, Ph.D.

Univ of Science & Tech Beijing

gaoxuedong@263.net

Conference co-Chairs:：

Emmanuel Opara, Ph.D.

Prairie View A&M Univ

emmanuel_opara@pvamu.edu

Qun Zhang, Ph.D.

Univ of Science & Tech Beijing

zzmqun@yeah.net

IIMA President:

Xe James He, Ph.D.

Fairfield University

Xhe@mail.fairfield.edu

President –Elect:

Chang T. Hsieh, Ph.D.

Univ. of Southern Mississippi

hsieh@cba.usm.edu

Executive Director:

C. E. Tapie Rohm, Ph.D.

California State University-SB

trohm@csusb.edu

Track Chairs:

Business Processes

Tony Coulson, Ph.D.

California State University-SB

tcoulson@csusb.edu

Electronic Commerce

Bill Lightfoot, Ph.D.

Monaco University

wlightfoot@monaco.edu

Teaching & Learning

Tanya Goette, Ph.D.

Gorgia College & State Univ.

Tanya.Goette@gcsu.edu

Privacy & Security

Don Moscato, Ph.D.

Iona College

dmoscato@iona.edu

Management Support Systems

Xinrui Zhang

University of Shanghai for ST

Xr_zhang_usst@hotmail.com

Web Technologies

Jack T. Marchewka, Ph.D.

Northern Illinois University

jmarchewka@niu.edu

Information Assurance

Dan Manson, Ph.D.

Cal Poly University-Pomona

Dmanson@csupomona.edu

Medical Informatics

Trevor Rohm, M.D.

University of New Mexico

Trevor.rohm@unm.edu

Supply Chain Management

Chang T. Hsieh, Ph.D.

Univ. of Southern Mississippi

hsieh@cba.usm.edu

Workshop Proposals

Frank Lin, Ph.D.

California State University-SB

Flin@csusb.edu

Asian Papers

Shaoyi He, Ph.D.

California State University-SM

She@csusm.edu

Software / Development/Mgmt

Ian Allison, Ph.D.

Nottingham Trent University

ian.allison@ntu.ac.uk

Ethics

Bernd Stahl, Ph.D.

De Montfort University

bstahl@dmu.ac.uk

Networking Systems

Qining Lin, Ph.D.

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

linqining66@tom.com

CRM

Joseph Chan, Ph.D.

Roosevelt University

jchan@roosevelt.edu

International Topics

Renchu Gan, Prof.

Beijing Institute of Technology

ganrc@126.com

Database Technologies

Tieke Li, Ph.D.

Univ of Science & Tech Beijing

tieke@manage.ustb.edu.cn