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Kay Nelson

Professor of Management Emeritus

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Affiliations

Business

Management

Kay Nelson is currently serving as a Business Professor of Management Emeritus at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

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Kay Nelson

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Professor of Management Emeritus

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motivation information technology project management management technology communication business social change human resource management workforce development social entrepreneurship knowledge management decision science entrepreneurship changing workforce achievement motivation object-oriented development open source projects academic research strategic management information systems management information systems enterprise resource planning management information system information system planning information management information technology management enterprise business transformation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Introduction to It and Entrepreneurship Minitrack. (2013)

Kay M. NelsonH. James Nelson

entrepreneurshipinformation technologybusiness

Social Entrepreneurship and Academic Research: Seeking Sustained It in Non-Profits. (2013)

Kay M. NelsonAmy J. Igou

social entrepreneurshipsocial sciencesacademic research

Building the It Workforce of the Future. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

Deborah J. ArmstrongH. James NelsonKay M. NelsonV.K. Narayanan

knowledge managementtechnologyhuman resource managementchanging workforceinformation technologyworkforce development

Motivation to Create Free and Open Source Projects and How Decisions Impact Success. Revista Eletrônica de Sistemas de Informação (2010)

Carlos Denner Santos JrKay M. Nelson

achievement motivationcommunicationmotivationdecision scienceproject management

Motivation to Create Free and Open Source Projects and How Decisions Impact Success (Doi: 10.5329/Resi.2010.0902004). (2010)

Carlos Denner SantosKay M. Nelson

motivationopen source projectssystems engineeringproject management

Patterns of Transition: The Shift From Traditional to Object-Oriented Development. Journal of Management Information Systems

HJ NelsonDJ ArmstrongKM Nelson

object-oriented developmentmanagementsocial change

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Kay Nelson

Professor of Management Emeritus

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Affiliations

Business

Management

Kay Nelson is currently serving as a Business Professor of Management Emeritus at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kay Nelson

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Professor of Management Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Introduction to It and Entrepreneurship Minitrack. (2013)

Kay M. NelsonH. James Nelson

entrepreneurshipinformation technologybusiness

Social Entrepreneurship and Academic Research: Seeking Sustained It in Non-Profits. (2013)

Kay M. NelsonAmy J. Igou

social entrepreneurshipsocial sciencesacademic research

Building the It Workforce of the Future. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

Deborah J. ArmstrongH. James NelsonKay M. NelsonV.K. Narayanan

knowledge managementtechnologyhuman resource managementchanging workforceinformation technologyworkforce development

Motivation to Create Free and Open Source Projects and How Decisions Impact Success. Revista Eletrônica de Sistemas de Informação (2010)

Carlos Denner Santos JrKay M. Nelson

achievement motivationcommunicationmotivationdecision scienceproject management

Motivation to Create Free and Open Source Projects and How Decisions Impact Success (Doi: 10.5329/Resi.2010.0902004). (2010)

Carlos Denner SantosKay M. Nelson

motivationopen source projectssystems engineeringproject management

Patterns of Transition: The Shift From Traditional to Object-Oriented Development. Journal of Management Information Systems

HJ NelsonDJ ArmstrongKM Nelson

object-oriented developmentmanagementsocial change

1
10 / page

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