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Robert K. Plice Associate
Professor Information and
Decision Systems |
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Robert
Plice is Associate Professor on the faculty of the Information and Decision
Systems Department. His research deals with issues surrounding the economic
impact of information systems on firms and industries. Prior
to joining SDSU, Dr. Plice worked in industry as an IT manager, designer and
consultant. He acts as faculty adviser to the SDSU student chapter of the
Association of Information Technology Professionals. |
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Office location: SSE 3366 Office phone: +1(619)594-6857 e-mail: rplice@mail.sdsu.edu |
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Recent Papers: Plice,
Robert K., N. Melville and O. Pavlov. “Toward an information-compatible
anti-spam policy. Forthcoming in Communications
of the ACM. Pavlov,
Oleg, N. Melville, R. Plice. “Toward a sustainable email marketing
infrastructure: A system dynamics perspective.” Forthcoming in Journal of Business Research. Pavlov,
Oleg, N. Melville, R. Plice, “Mitigating the tragedy of the digital commons:
the case of unsolicited commercial e-mail.” Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 16, 73-90 (2005). Melville,
Nigel, A. Stevens, R. Plice and O. Pavlov, “Unsolicited Commercial Email:
Empirical Analysis of a Digital Commons.” International
Journal of Electronic Commerce, 10(4)
143-168 (2006). Plice,
Robert K., B. Reinig, “Aligning the information systems curriculum with the
needs of industry and graduates.” Journal
of Computer Information Systems, 48(1),
23-30 (2007). Plice,
Robert K., O. Pavlov, N. Melville, “Spam and beyond: An information-economic
analysis of unwanted commercial messages.” Forthcoming in Journal of Organizational Computing and
Electronic Commerce. Plice,
Robert K., B. Reinig, “Leveraging alumni and business community relations to
assess the information systems curriculum.” Forthcoming in International Journal of Education for
Business. Plice,
Robert K., K. Kraemer, “Measuring Payoffs from Information-Technology
Investments: New Evidence from Sector-Level Data on Developed and Developing
Countries,” Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations.
I.T. in Business. Paper 270. (July 1, 2001). http://repositories.cdlib.org/crito/business/270 |
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Selected Presentations: “A
Communication Model with Limited Information-Processing Capacity of Recipients.”
25th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society. Boston, MA.
July 29- August 2, 2007. With O. Pavlov and N. Melville. “Unsolicited
Commercial Email: An Attention Resource Perspective.” Proceedings of the 23rd
International Conference of the System Dynamics Society. Boston, MA. July
17-21, 2005. With O. Pavlov and N. Melville. “An
information-economic model of the spam industry,” presented at the San Diego
International Systems Conference, San Diego, July 2005. With O. Pavlov and N. Melville. “Mitigating
the tragedy of the digital commons: The case of unsolicited commercial
e-mail,” presented at Society for Computational Economics 11th Annual
Conference on Computers in Economics and Finance (CEF), Washington, D.C.,
June 2005. With O. Pavlov and N. Melville. “The
Economic Impact of B2B Exchanges on Supplier-Manufacturer Relationships: The
Interaction of Industry Structure and Exchange Design,” presented to the
Fourteenth Annual Workshop on Information Systems and Economics (WISE),
Barcelona, December 2002. With V. Gurbaxani and K. Zhu. “A
Game-Theoretic Model of B2B-Exchange Participation,” presented to the annual
meeting of Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences
(INFORMS), San Jose, November 2002. With K. Zhu. “Equilibrium
Conditions Characterizing B2B-Exchange Participation in a Seller-Concentrated
and Buyer-Unconcentrated Industry Setting,” presented to The Thirteenth
Annual Workshop on Information Systems and Economics (WISE), New Orleans,
December 2001. With V. Gurbaxani and K. Zhu. Plice,
Robert K., K. Zhu, V. Gurbaxani, “The Economic Impact of B2B Exchanges on
Supplier-Manufacturer Relationships: The Interaction of Industry Structure
and Exchange Design,” presented to the Fourteenth Annual Workshop on
Information Systems and Economics (WISE), Barcelona, December 2002. Plice,
Robert K., Zhu K. “A Game-Theoretic Model of B2B-Exchange Participation,”
presented to the annual meeting of Institute for Operations Research and the
Management Sciences (INFORMS), Plice,
Robert K., V. Gurbaxani, K. Zhu, “Equilibrium Conditions Characterizing
B2B-Exchange Participation in a Seller-Concentrated and Buyer-Unconcentrated
Industry Setting,” presented to The Thirteenth Annual Workshop on Information
Systems and Economics (WISE), |
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Education: University
of Ph.D. in Management, dissertation topic:
“A coalitional analysis of B2B electronic commerce: the interaction of
industry structure with B2B-exchange design choices” M.S. in Business Administration M.S. in Computer Science B.A. in Economics |
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