Innovation

Alignment between Social and Technical Capability in Software Development Teams: An Empirical Study

M. Maheshwari, U. Kumar, and V. Kumar (2012), “Alignment between Social and Technical Capability in Software Development Teams: An Empirical Study”, Team Performance Management, 18(½) (e-version published)

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Toward a multi-stage, multi-level theory of innovation

Sears, G.J. and V.V. Baba (2011), “Toward a multi-stage, multi-level theory of innovation”, Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences, 28(4), 357-372.

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Champions in Transition: The Role of Process Orientation

U. Kumar, K. M. Lavassani, B. Mohavedi, and V. Kumar (2011), “Champions in Transition: The Role of Process Orientation”, The TQM Journal, 23(3), p. 326-342.

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The Impact of Various Dimensions of Manufacturing Capability on Commercialization Performance: Evidence from Canadian Manufacturing Sector

B. Mukerji, K. Fantazy, U. Kumar and V. Kumar (2011), “The Impact of Various Dimensions of Manufacturing Capability on Commercialization Performance: Evidence from Canadian Manufacturing Sector”, Global Journal of Flexible Systems Management, 11(3).

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Introduction to Electronic-government: Development and Adoption

A. A. Hasin, V. Kumar, U. Kumar, and M. A. Shareef (2011), “Introduction to Electronic-government: Development and Adoption”, in Stakeholder Adoption of E-Government Services: Driving and Resisting Factors edited by Shareef et al., IGI Global Publications, USA, p. 1-13.

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An Empirical Effort to Validate Electronic-Government Adoption Model

M. A. Shareef, V. Kumar, and U. Kumar (2011), “An Empirical Effort to Validate Electronic-Government Adoption Model”, in Stakeholder Adoption of E-Government Services: Driving and Resisting Factors edited by by Shareef et al., IGI Global Publications, USA, p. 151-183.

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A Model and Success Factors for Developing a Client-Specific in-house Software System: A Case Based Investigation

U. Kumar and S. M. Saifuddin (2011), “A Model and Success Factors for Developing a Client-Specific in-house Software System: A Case Based Investigation”, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, Proceedings of the Technology & Innovation Management Division, July. (Won Honourable Mention Award)

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Electronic Government Vision: Case Studies for Objectives, Strategies and Initiatives

M. A. Shareef, V. Kumar , U. Kumar, and M. Niktash (2011), “Electronic Government Vision: Case Studies for Objectives, Strategies and Initiatives”, in Shareef et al.,  E-Government Service Maturity and Development: Cultural, Organizational and Technological Perspective, IGI Global Publications, USA, pp. 15-39.

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Transaction Service in E-government: Extension of GAM Model

M. A. Shareef, V. Kumar and U. Kumar (2011), “Transaction Service in E-government: Extension of GAM Model”, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, Proceedings of the Technology & Innovation Management Division, July.

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University Industry Technology Transfer: Comparing Models for an Open Approach

H. Mann, U. Kumar and I. J. Mann (2011), “University Industry Technology Transfer: Comparing Models for an Open Approach”, Administrative Sciences Association of Canada, Proceedings of the Technology & Innovation Management Division, July.

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