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Internet
Reference Sites
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Key
Purpose
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Survey
Instruments in Information Systems |
ISWORLDNet's
repository of MIS survey instruments and related citations. |
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Qualitative
Research in Information Systems |
This
section of the ISWORLDNet
"aims to provide qualitative researchers in IS - and those wanting
to know
how to do qualitative research - with useful information
on the conduct, evaluation and publication of qualitative research." |
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Research
Tasks Repository (by category) for IS Research |
"Our
purpose is to provide a place for storing and finding research
tasks and sharing knowledge
regarding the use of those tasks. All tasks can be viewed in plain
text format or downloaded in Microsoft Word 6.0 format." |
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ISWORLDNet's
EndNote Library |
is a "bibliographic database and reference management program,
available for either Windows or Macintosh operating systems."
The current compilation of libraries
includes: Web development, Behavioral research, web systems security,
etc. These libraries provide topical list of citations for use
in research. |
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MIS
Theory/Research Bibliography @BRINT.COM |
A bibliography
of key articles in MIS theory and research (not exhaustive or
comprehensive) from 1993-1996. |
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eBusiness
Planning Resources |
A collection
of links to articles and online resources for e-business planning,
web site design and free hosting(extracted from Dr. Deepak Khanzanchi's
"Electronic Commerce" course website). |
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Metaindex
for online e-zines... |
A collection
of links to indexes, magazines/newspapers, and professional organizations(extracted
from Dr. Deepak Khazanchi's homepage). |
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MLA
Citation Guidelines |
Standardized
guidelines for citing journal artciles, magazine articles, books,
online sources and databases. For a "free" list of examples and
illustrations of the MLA style check out the Hawaii
University Library MLA examples page. |
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APA
citation guidelines |
American
Psychological Association (APA) like the MLA guidelines provides
a set of standardized guidelines for citing printed and web-based
references. |
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A+
Research and Writing |
An excellent
step-by-step guide for learning how to do library reesarch
and write a research paper. |
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UNO
Library Electronic Indexes |
Provides
access to online databases such as ABI/INFORM, EbscoHost, Lexis-Nexis
Academic Universe, Firstsearch, and Brittanica online. |
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EDGAR
Database of Corporate Information |
This
is the official site of the corporate reports submitted to the
Securities
and Exchange Commission. |
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U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics |
This
site includes a wide variety of data, including work stoppage
data, consumer and producer price indexes, employee benefits survey,
occupational safety and health data, the National Compensation
Survey (NCS), and the Consumer Expenditure Survey. |
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U.S.
Bureau of the Census |
This
site provides social, economic, and demographic data. Find
a topic easily with “Subjects A to Z” or select one of the major
categories (people, business, geography). Much data is available
for states and smaller geographic areas such as counties. |
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Business
Advisor |
Aims
to “provide business with one-step access to federal government
information, services, and transactions.” Coordinates information
from over 60 different government agencies. Sponsored by
the Small Business Administration. |
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Scout
Report for Business and Economics |
A bi-weekly
evaluation of Internet resources chosen especially for students,
librarians, and faculty in higher education. Also available
as a free e-mail subscription. Each issue selects, evaluates,
and annotates several Internet sites related to business and economics.
A searchable archive is also available. |
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Bloomberg.com |
Up-to-the-minute
news and data about money and markets from Bloomberg. See especially
the financial news section (http://www.bloomberg.com/bbn)
and the business news section (http://www.bloomberg.com/st/bbn/topten.html). |
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Companies
Online |
Produced
by Dun & Bradstreet with Lycos, this database provides basic
information for more than 100,000 public and private companies.
Included are the address and telephone, the D-U-N-S number, the
trade names, the industry, the Web address(es) with links, the
ownership structure and ownership, the ticker symbol and exchange,
the latest stock quote, and (for a fee) a business background
report. |
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MSU-CIBER
International Business Resources on the WWW |
Managed
by the Michigan State University Center for International Business
Education and Research, this site provides links to news/periodicals,
regional and country?specific information, statistical data and
information sources, government resources, national trade information
and leads, directories, and much more. |
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Virtual
International Business and Economics Sources (VIBES) |
Provides
statistics, articles, and research reports on international business
plus links to other English language international business sites.
A service of the J. Murrey Atkins Library, University of North
Carolina, Charlotte. |
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Corporate
Information |
Organized
by country, this meta site provide links to dozens of other sites
(such as the SEC's EDGAR) that offer information about individual
companies. |
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Fortune
500 |
Lists
the 500 largest corporations in the world compiled annually by
Fortune magazine. Search and rank corporations by several criteria.
Also includes a directory of CEO's. |
