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All Aboard: ERP Implementation as Participatory Design

Following a previous description of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementations as participatory design (Pries-Heje & Dittrich, 2009), this paper explores the case of a medium-sized, family-owned manufacturing company and its endeavors with changing their current ERP system. The case was selected on the premise of it being perceived a success by the involved stakeholders. Through a serie...

All aboard: toward a machine-friendly scholarly communication system

his sentence, which we used for effect in numerous conference presentations and eventually fully articulated in a 2004 paper [1], is still by and large true. Although scholarly publishers have adopted new technologies that have made access to scholarly materials significantly easier (such as the Web and PDF documents), these changes have not realized the full potential of the new digital and ne...

All Aboard - Destination Unknown: A Sociological Discussion of Online Learning

This paper is an attempt to describe the emergence and growing popularity of online distance education over the past 30 years through changing sociological lenses. Examining the re-casting of the electronic classroom through the euphoria of techno-positivism, the power-embedded analysis of Critical Theory of Technology (CTT), and the critique of postmodernism, the paper addresses the implicatio...

All About the Pain Train: Safe Analgesia in the ER

Veterinarians are faced with clinical challenges every day with the goal of solving diagnostic dilemmas, reducing morbidity and mortality, and ultimately restoring patient health. One of the most challenging issues we face is determining the best sedation and/or anesthesia protocol for the sick, small animal patient. The objective of this lecture is to provide a clinical tool for understanding ...