An Evaluation of Publication Productivity in Information Systems: 1999 to 2003

An Evaluation of Publication Productivity in Information Systems: 1999 to 2003

University hiring, promotion and tenure decisions make researchers’ publication productivity an important issue. This study reports on data about publication productivity of information systems (IS) researchers from 1999 to 2003. W e collected information about IS papers published in twelve IS journals during this period. After classification, the most productive individuals and institutions fo...

Assessing Researcher Publication Productivity in the Leading Information Systems Journals: A 2003-2007 Update

an investigation into iranian teachers consistency and bias in evaluation of students writings

while performance-based language assessment has led to an increased authenticity and content validity in the practice of writing assessment, the reliability of ratings has become a major issue. research findings have shown different reactions by native english speaker (nes) and non-native english speaker (nns) teachers to students’ writings. the focus of this study is on investigating whether i...

Scientific publication productivity of Korean medical colleges: an analysis of 1988-1999 MEDLINE papers.

To identify where the quality research activity has been and is carried out in Korea, and to examine to what extents Korean medical colleges play leading roles in the production of international research papers, we investigated the publication productivity of Korean medical colleges and their medical departments as measured by the number of papers published in foreign journals indexed in MEDLIN...

An Economic Analysis of Productivity Growth of U . S . General Freight Trucking , 1999 - 2003

We examine productivity growth of for-hire general freight trucking firms from 1999 to 2003. We find that trucking firms, which are often considered to be competitive, are not necessarily technically efficient. Moreover, firms’ productivity growth over the five-year period was stagnant despite embracement of new technologies by the industry. We conclude that positive technical change was largel...