Refereed Conference Proceedings

 

[1] Conteh, N. Y. (2016). The Impact, Outlook and Challenges of big data analytics in the IT Industry. Proceedings of the National Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) 47th Annual Conference, Austin, TX, November 19-22, 2016, 1-6.

 

[2] Conteh, N. Y. (2016). Simulation Modeling as a Decision Making Support Tool in Risk Analysis and Risk Management. Proceedings of the National Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) 47th Annual Conference, Austin, TX, November 19-22, 2016.

 

 [3] Conteh, N. Y. (2016). Disruptive Technologies, the Dynamics of Emerging and Displaced Technologies and their Socio-impact in the IT industry. Proceedings of the National Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) 47th Annual Conference, Austin, TX, November 19-22, 2016.

 

[4] Conteh N.Y., and Erin W. (2016). The Causes and Impact of Disruption caused by Innovation in E-learning and Cell Phone Technologies: International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD). New Orleans. October 19 - 22, 2016.

 

[5] Conteh N.Y., 2016. A Novel Approach to Decision Making in Risk Analysis and Risk Management through Intelligent Just-in-time Simulation Modeling.: International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD). Dallas Texas. April, 2016.

 

[6] Conteh N.Y., and Kunjabappa B. 2015. ERP Implementation: Challenges, Changes and Benefits over Legacy Systems, and Critical Success Factors for Achieving Goals: International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD). Las, Vegas. November, 2015.

 

[7] Conteh N.Y., 2015. Best Practices in the selection and Utilization of Tools and Methodologies in the Implementation of the IT Strategic planning process: International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines (IABPAD). Las, Vegas. November, 2015.

 

[8] Conteh N.Y, Briggs C., 2015. A Novel Analytical Look at Disruptive Technologies and the Cyclical Trends of Emerging and Displaced Technologies in the Digital Age: Southwestern Business Administration Teaching Conference, Houston, Texas. November, 2015.

 

[9] Conteh, N.Y. (2015). The Evolving role of big data analytics and big data. The Proceedings of the International academy of business and public administration disciplines (iabpad) conference. Dallas, Texas, April 2015

 

[10] Conteh, N.Y. (2015). Decision-Making and Problem Solving By Processing and Organizing Data Knowledge and Cognitive Science and Technologies: KCST in the context of The 19th Multi-conference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics: WMSCI – Orlando, Florida, July 12 - 15, 2015

 

[11] Conteh, N.Y (2011). The Culpability of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade: Information Technology. Proceedings of the 29th Annual Conference of Association of Third World Studies (ATWS), Bahia, Brazil, November 20 -23, 2011.

 

[12] Conteh, N. Y.  (2010). Properly Balancing a Hybrid: Integrating Human and Technical Components in the Design of Just-In-Time Knowledge Management Systems. Proceedings of the International Conference on Engineering and Meta-Engineering (ICEME) collocated with the 16th International Conference on Information Systems Analysis and Synthesis: ISAS April 6th - 9th, 2010 – Orlando, Florida, USA chaired a session at the proceedings and received the best paper award.

 

[13] Conteh, N. Y. & Pineno, C. (2008). Enhancing Decision-Making and Facilitating Problem Solving By Organizing Data and Information and Preventing Information Chaos. Proceedings of the National Decision Sciences Institute (DSI) 39th Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD, November 22-25, 2008, 1-6.

 

[14] Conteh, N.Y & Forgionne, G. (2007). The Merits of Data Gathering and Hypothesis Testing through Simulation Modeling. Society for the Advancement of Management (SAM) International Business Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada. March 25-28, 2007

 

[15] Conteh, N. Y. & Forgionne, G. (2004).   Simulation Modeling as an Information Systems Evaluation Tool. 35th annual conference of the Decision Sciences Institute, Boston, November 22 – 25, 2004, 1501-1506.

 

[16] Conteh, N. Y. & Forgionne, G. (2003). Delivering Enhanced Decision Making Support through Intelligent Just-In-Time Decision Support Systems. 34th annual conference of the Decision Sciences Institute, Washington D.C, pp. 1 – 6. November 22 – 25, 2003. 1-6.

 

[17] Conteh, N. Y. & Forgionne, G. (2003).   Intelligent Decision Making Support, through Just-In-Time Knowledge Management. 7th International Conference on Knowledge-based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems, Oxford University, UK, 101-106.

 

Book Chapters

 

[1] Conteh, N.Y (2011). Hypothesis Testing of the Efficacies of Africancentric Decision-making Styles through Simulation Modeling. In Ishmael Munene (Ed.) An Interdisciplinary Primer in African Studies. Lexington Books.

 

[2] Conteh, N.Y. & Forgionne, G. (2006). A Simulation Study of Just-In-Time Knowledge Management (JITKM). In Guisseppi Forgionne, Jatinder Gupta, Manuel Mora (Ed.) Intelligent Decision-Making Support Systems (i-DMSS): Foundations, Applications and Challenges. London, UK: Springer Verlag. pp 187-197

 

[3] Conteh, N. Y. & Forgionne, G. (2005). The Design of Dynamic Just-in-time Agent Technology through Simulation Modeling. In Gloria E. Philips-Wren & Lakhmi C. Jain (Ed.) Intelligent Decision Support Systems In Agent-Mediated Environments, (pp. 91-101) Amsterdam, The Netherlands: IOS Press.

 

Books

 

[1] Conteh, N.Y (2016) Simulation Modeling: A System Designed to Enhance Decision Making: A Just-in-Time Intelligent System Scholars' Press (2016-06-03)

 

Research Fellowships/Assistantship Grants Awarded

 

Spring 2004 – “Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship funded by the Graduate School of the University Maryland Baltimore County”.

 

2003 - "Research Assistantship funded from National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant, University of Maryland Baltimore County. 2002-2004". National Science Foundation (NSF).

 

2002 - "Research Assistantship funded from Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) Grant, University of Maryland Baltimore County. 2001-2002.," Maryland Industrial Partnerships (MIPS) Grant, University of Maryland Baltimore County.