Tracks, Chairs (as of June 13, 2013)

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1 Tracks, Chairs (as of June 13, 2013) Track Chair(s) Schedule of Sessions COMP Competitiveness rankings and national Wojciech Nasierowski, University of New COMP: T2, Lotz Room economies Brunswick, Canada Ádám Török, University of Pannonia, Hungary EBI Enterprise business intelligence Noushin Ashrafi, University of Massachusetts EBI: M1, Community Room E-GOV E-government: Contemporary research theories and methods for supporting ICT uptake in public services Globalizing manufacturing: Offshoring, nearshoring, right shoring Boston, USA András Nemeslaki, National University of Public Service, Hungary E-GOV1: T2, Community Room E-GOV2: T4, Lotz Room GM Hans-Christian Pfohl and Christian Zuber, GM: M3, Team Academy Room Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany HC Health care policies and decision-making Kathleen McFadden, Northern Illinois University, HC1: M2, Team Academy Room USA HC2: T3, Team Academy Room HE Higher education reforms Rao Shashank, Auburn University, USA HE: M3, Community Room PROC Process improvement by data visualization, Adnan Corum, Bahcesehir University, Turkey PROC1: M2, Lotz Room modeling and simulation techniques PROC2: T3, Community Room PS SCM Evidence based decision-making in the public sector Researching and practicing the science of supply chains PROC3: T4, Community Room Márton Gellén, National University of Public PS1: M1, Lotz Room Service, Hungary PS2: M1, Team Academy Room PS3: M2, Community Room PS4: T1, Team Academy Room Srinivas Talluri, Michigan State University, USA SCM1: M2, Room 249 SCM2: T1, Lotz Room SCM3: T1, Community Room SCM4: T2, Team Academy Room SCM5: T3, Lotz Room SNA Social network analysis in decisions Ágnes Lublóy, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Editors Panel: Constantin Blome (DSJ), Bart MacCarthy and Peter Kelle (IJPE), Srinivas Talluri (DSJ), Gyula Vastag (PMR). Moderator: Clay Whybark. SNA1: M3, Lotz Room SNA2: T4, Team Academy Room Tuesday, 16:45-17:45, Room 249 Explanation: In the detailed conference program, the presenting authors are listed by location (e.g., Lotz Room in the BBS Building), by date (M=Monday, T=Tuesday) and by time (e.g., T2=Tuesday from 10:45 till 12:15).

2 Sunday (S) Activities and locations 10:00-19:00 Registration in the Lobby of Budapest Business School (BBS) 14:00-15:00 Guided tour in the building of the Parliament 15:00-17:30 Welcome address and introductions by Gyula Vastag Plenary talks by Rector András Patyi and Prof. Norbert Kis (National University of Public Service) 17:30-18:00 Networking, informal meeting 18:00-18:30 Walking together back to the Budapest Business School 18:30- Welcome reception by Rector Éva Kriszt-Sándor (BBS) Monday (M) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 1 9:00-10:30 Evidence based decision-making in the public sector (PS1) Chair: Zoltán Szenes Enterprise business intelligence (EBI) Chair: Helen Moshkovich Evidence-based decision-making in the public sector (PS2) Chair: Péter Kővári 10:30-10:45 Break (Aula) The military decision-making and the human terrain (Gábor Boldizsár) Collaborative network security - logging as an early warning system (András Szabó) An organic approach to command and control and military decision-making (Zoltán Jobbágy) Decision making in military acquisition - Gripen-case, Hungary (Imre Pogácsás) Information processing in emerging markets: Industry intelligence activities in China (Thomas E. Callarman, Christian P. J.-W. Kuklinski, Roger Moser) Business intelligence as an enabler of organizational agility (Jean-Pierre Kuilboer, Hanne Russ, Noushin Ashrafi) Verbal decision analysis as a tool for health care decision-making (Helen Moshkovich, Alexander Mechitov) Europol implementing the EU policy cycle (Zoltán Nagy) INTERPOL - For a safer world (Péter Kővári)

3 Monday (M) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room Room :45-12:15 Process improvement by data visualization, modeling and simulation techniques (PROC1) Chair: Volker Kraft Evidence based decision-making in the public sector (PS3) Chair: Györgyi Nyikos Health care policies and decision-making (HC1) Chair: Davood Golmohammadi Researching and practicing the Science of Supply Chains 3 (SCM1) Chair: Marvin Gonzalez Analyzing and improving a manufacturing process using JMP (Volker Kraft) A literature based review of business process amelioration methods and techniques regarding service orientation (Richárd Kása, Ákos Gubán) Structural alternatives of business process models applying P-graph methodology (Tünde Tarczali, Zoltán Süle, Károly Kalauz) Public finance in development policy - result-orientation, effectiveness and sustainability (Györgyi Nyikos) The public administration such as critical infrastructure (György Potóczki, István Bukovics) Conclusions of an empirical research on public procurement in the EU (Tünde Tátrai) When do patients make an active, informed hospital choice? The effect of the proximity of choice alternatives (Aafke Victoor, Jany Rademakers, Margreet Reitsma-van Rooijen, Judith de Jong, Diana Delnoij, Roland Friele) The impact of multi-cultural workgroups on the efficiency of hospital care in Dubai (Carmela Di Mauro, Alessandro Ancarani, Ali Ayach, Simone Gitto, Paolo Mancuso ) A decision-making model to reduce emergency department crowding (Davood Golmohammadi, Mohammadmahdi Moqri) Shared decision-making in healthcare: Is it really ideal? (Beáta Kincsesné Vajda) A model to integrate new product/process development: An empirical study (Marvin Gonzalez, Gioconda Quesada, Joshua Davis, Glenn Riecken) An empirical model to improve the customer satisfaction in a manufacturing system (Marvin Gonzalez, Gioconda Quesada, James Mueller, Glenn Riecken) Barriers of interdisciplinary decision-making - integrating production, logistics and traffic (Christian Zuber, Hans-Christian Pfohl) Strategic alignment of order winners and supply chain integration (Gioconda Quesada, Marvin Gonzalez, Joshua Davis, James Mueller) 12:15-13:30 Lunch (Aula)

4 Monday (M) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 3 13:30-15:00 Social network analysis in decisions (SNA1) Chair: Albert Huang Higher education reforms (HE) Chair: Alexander Mechitov Globalizing manufacturing: Offshoring, nearshoring, right shoring (GM) Chair: Jan Olhager Characteristics of online product reviews & review systems (Albert Huang) Innovation and performance: The role of organizational-wide relative to specific innovations (João Lisboa, Mário Gomes Augusto, Mahmoud M. Yasin) A novel locality-based clustering method of undirected, unweighted networks (Zoltán Süle, Dániel Leitold, Csaba Pigler, Ágnes Vathy-Fogarassy) The whole of the moon: Transforming management in higher education from a unitarist to a pluralist perspective (Nick Chandler, Balázs Heidrich) Transformation of Russian business education (Alexander Mechitov, Helen Moshkovich) To hire or not to hire (Rao Shashank, Deepak Iyengar, Thomas J. Goldsby) Managing for the future in higher education (Harry Barton) The SA8000 social certification standard: Literature review and research directions (Marco Sartor, Guido Nassimbeni, Guido Orzes, Francesco Pasquon) Manufacturing back-shoring: Preliminary evidence from Italy (Carmela Di Mauro, Marco Sartor, Luciano Fratocchi, Sonia Equizi, Guido Nassimbeni, Alessandro Ancarani, Andrea Zanoni, Paolo Barbieri, Matteo Vignoli) Linking plant roles and operations strategy decision-making in manufacturing networks (Jan Olhager, Andreas Feldmann) The comparative evaluation of international airport efficiency using data envelopment analysis and Malmquist productivity index (Hokey Min, Young-Hyo Ahn) 15:00-16:00 Break (Aula), walk to the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) 16:00-17:00 Plenary talk at MTA by Tamás Vicsek 17:00-18:00 Guided tour of MTA building

5 Tuesday (T) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 1 9:00-10:30 Researching and practicing the science of supply chains (SCM2) Chair: Ram Narasimhan Researching and practicing the science of supply chains (SCM3) Chair: Barbara Whithers Evidence based decision-making in the public sector (PS4) Chair: Éva Kovács Building risk management capability through external knowledge integration and governance capabilities (Ram Narasimhan, Astrid Hanghøj) Green procurement decisions under business volume discount (Eddine Dahel) Impacts of information visibility on a distribution system: A modeling perspective (Xin Zhai) Organizational and contextual factors in managing disruptions in logistics and supply chain systems (Davood Golmohammadi, Mahour Mellat-Parast, Afshin Mansouri) 10:30-10:45 Break: coffee, refreshments (Aula) Corporate social responsibility in the supply chain: A look at the Chinese perspective (Barbara Withers, Maling Ebrahimpour) Competing values framework and lean managements - a cultural context (Dávid Losonci, Richárd Kása, István Jenei, Balázs Heidrich) Interactive balanced scorecard of business processes - application in supply chain management (János Abonyi, András Király, Gábor Belvárdi, Tamás Ruppert, Zoltán Gyozsán) Postponement in planning: Insights from the international clothing industry (Bart MacCarthy, Amila Jayarathne) Motives of governmental decision-making process in Hungary: The case of establishing Government Window (Éva Kovács, György Hajnal) Potentials for policy making in better utilization of public data (A case study on exploring Central Statistical Office data) (Márton Gellén)

6 Tuesday (T) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 2 10:45-12:15 Competitiveness rankings and national economies (COMP) Chair: Markku Kuula E-government: Contemporary research theories and methods for supporting ICT uptake in public services 1 (E-GOV1) Chair: Péter Balkányi Researching and practicing the science of supply chains 4 (SCM4) Chair: Rao Shashank An empirical research on IT adoption and organizational factors in large enterprises in Iztapalapa, Mexico (Regina Leal Guemez, Salvador T. Porras) On perceptions of technical efficiency of the basis of the Innovation Union Scoreboard (Wojciech Nasierowski, F.J. Arcelus) The effects of external changes on different actors in a service triad in public sector: Finnish visa services in Russia (Markku Kuula, Antero Putkiranta, Pirjo Tulokas) Assessing the role of R&D in international competitiveness some conceptual and methodological problems (Ádám Török) Conceptual foundation and comparison of ICT value in business and public administration (András Nemeslaki) Social constructivism in public administration IT development: Case analysis of an E-learning project (Péter Balkányi, Zsolt Orbán) Futures studies in development of E-government (Eszter Monda) Factors of IT project success and failure in the Hungarian public sector (Márta Aranyossy) Should online retailers encourage or discourage product returns? Some evidence from the book retail business (Rao Shashank) Optimized model for cost of risk recovery in a supply chain management structure (Adil Akaaboune) A contingency model to measure the impact of downsizing on supply chain partners (Adil Akaaboune) Enhancing manufacturing flexibility through HR improvement programs - the influence of the macro environment (Dávid Losonci, Krisztina Demeter, Levente Szász) 12:15-13:30 Lunch (Aula), announcing EDSI 2014 by Jan Arlbjorn

7 Tuesday (T) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 3 13:30-15:00 Researching and practicing the science of supply chains (SCM5) Chair: Peter Kelle Process improvement by data visualization, modeling and simulation techniques (PROC2) Chair: Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán Health care policies and decision-making (HC2) Chair: Gábor Benedek Comparison of integrated and local planning in a global supply network (Sukran Atadeniz, Yavuz Acar) Combined sourcing and inventory management using capacity reservation and spot market (Peter Kelle, Rainer Kleber, Karl Inderfurt) A Cutting-plane pricing rule for the Simplex method (Olga Papp, Csaba Fábián, Krisztián Eretnek, Éva König) Comparison of risk mitigation strategies in supply chains (Srinivas Talluri) MPPM The new way of planning and modeling (Anikó Németh, Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán) Exact algorithm for matrix-based multi project planning problems (Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán) Development of risk-based control charts considering measurement uncertainty (Csaba Hegedüs, Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán) Inventory management process maturity model: Theory-and-practice-gap on the field of inventory analysis (Zoltán Kovács, Péter Volf) Process quality and patient safety outcomes in hospitals (Kathleen McFadden, Gregory N. Stock, Charles R. Gowen) Patient flow in shared care systems (Ágnes Lublóy, Gábor Benedek, Kata Váradi) Factors affecting the uptake of new drugs (Gábor Benedek, Ágnes Lublóy) Modelling of breast cancer risk factors with fuzzy cognitive map (Sukran Atadeniz, Ayşegül Büyükavcu) 15:00-15:30 Break (Aula) 15:30-16:30 Plenary talk by Wallace Hopp from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI), Aula 16:30-16:45 Break (Aula)

8 Tuesday (T) Lotz Room Community Room Team Academy Room 4 16:45-18:15 E-government: Contemporary research theories and methods for supporting ICT uptake in public services 2 (E-GOV2) Chair: Andrea Kő Process improvement by data visualization, modeling and simulation techniques 3 (PROC3) Chair: Jeh-Nan Pan Social network analysis in decisions 2 (SNA2) Chair: Joao Lisboa Ubiquitous participation platform for POLicy makings: UbiPOL overview (Andrea Kő) E-government cloud computing (Krisztina F. Tibenszkyné, Gábor Serege) Practical cyberdefense in E-government systems application and human security framework for governments (Csaba Krasznay, Lajos Muha, Tamás Szádecky) International collaboration for modernizing E-government education: The illustrative case of NUPS (Balázs Kőnig) Using video records in process improvement: Gilbreths in digital age (Dóra Tasner, Zoltán Kovács) Performance analysis of push and pull strategies in hybrid manufacturing/ remanufacturing systems (Adnan Corum, Özalp Vayvay, Erkan Bayraktar) New process capability indices with robust estimators for autocorrelated data (Jeh-Nan Pan, C.I. Li, F. Y. Chen) Computational methods supporting decision-making under uncertainties: Optimal design of supply chains (Éva Kőnig, Botond Bertók) Competing in virtual markets (Pedro Marcelo Torres, João Lisboa) Efficiency of on-line collaboration-based group decision-making - results of an experiment (Richárd Kása, Balázs Heidrich, Wesley Shu) Social capital and firm performance (Sri Sridharan, Tobin Turner) 18:30- Finisage of the painting exhibition; optional meeting with Zoltán Debreczeny (Aula) Wednesday (W) Activities and Locations 8:30-9:00 Gathering in the Lobby of Budapest Business School, departure to the full-day Balaton Excursion (by bus) 10:30-11:30 Visit of the SNÉTBERGER Music Talent Center (Felsőőrs), impromptu concert 12:00-14:00 Lunch on the board of the Kelén boat (arrival and departure in Balatonfüred), cruising on the lake Balaton 15:00-17:30 Visit of the Porcelain Manufacture of Herend (introductory movie, guided tour, museum) 17:30-18:30 Free program: optional shopping at discounted factory prices 18:30- Farewell dinner in Herend, greetings by Dean Lajos Szabó (University of Pannonia), Best paper awards ceremony, closing by Gyula Vastag, EDSI matters