Second Conference on Administrative
Sciences
King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals
Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
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Meeting the Challenges of the Globalization Age Conference
Tracks April 19-21, 2004 |
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King Fahd University of
Petroleum & Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, is organizing its “Second
Conference on Administrative Sciences: Meeting the Challenges of the
Globalization Age” to be held from April 19 to 21, 2004. The Conference
objective is to provide a forum for academics and practitioners in the
various fields of administrative sciences to explore and share their research
efforts and findings about advances and practices that are relevant to
globalization issues. Interested individuals are invited to submit manuscripts pertaining to the following tracks: · Accounting: Impact of information technology upon accounting and
auditing; accounting controls in an e-commerce environment; assurance services;
environmental accounting and disclosure issues; ethics and accounting;
development of accounting and auditing standards; financial reporting issues;
management accounting issues and practices; internal auditing; new trends in
accounting education. · Economics: Economic issues in
developing countries; structural economic adjustments; Islamic economics;
labor market and population economics; privatization; economic
diversification; industrial policies; external shocks and domestic policy
response; energy economics; trade blocks and their impact on global trade and
the Arabian Gulf countries. · Finance: Financial issues in
developing countries; financial institutions and banks; Islamic finance and
banking; financing the privatization process; money and capital markets;
investments; financial engineering; foreign currency risks; global financial
management; and globalization issues. · Management: Strategic management issues; management of behaviors
and attitudes; human resources management; social and cultural management
issues; management of change; performance evaluation and management;
organizational communication; management in the global environment; new
trends in management education. · Management Information Systems: IT management in
developing countries; knowledge management; project management and IT;
e-commerce technologies management; decision support technologies; database
management technologies; global IT management; human-computer interaction;
end-user computing; information systems ethics; Web-based learning and
teaching. · Marketing: Changing role of marketing in the organization;
marketing and economic development; entry strategies for global markets;
product and service strategies; managing logistics and distribution systems;
integrated marketing communications; sales management; consumer and buyer
behavior; role and relevance of emerging technologies for marketing; ethics
in marketing; green marketing; and marketing education in the globalization
age. · Production
and Operations Management: Process design and improvement; productivity;
performance measurement and evaluation; planning and scheduling; project
management; total quality management; project scheduling, logistics, and
supply chain management; maintenance management; safety and service
management; inventory control; application of management science and value
engineering in administrative sciences. Our Pre-Conference One-Day Workshops
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Source: www.kfupm.edu.sa/conference/asc2/English_Conference_Tracks.htm
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