Monday
3 July 2000
16:00 -
19:00 Registration Strathclyde Graduate
Business School
(199
Cathedral Street, Glasgow. Take lift to
the 3rd floor)
19:00 -
22:00 Opening Reception House for an Art
Lover
(Bellahouston
Park, 10 Dumbreck Road, Glasgow. Tel:
0141 353 4770.
Taxis
will run from SGBS entrance, 199 Cathedral Street and Travel Inn, 187 George
Street starting at about 18:30.)
Tuesday
4 July 2000
08:00 -
17:00 Registration Strathclyde Graduate
Business School
(199
Cathedral Street, Glasgow. Take lift to
the 3rd floor)
09:00 - 09:10 Welcome Sir
William Duncan Lecture Theatre
Melvin
F. Shakun, General Chair, GDN 2000
09:10 -
10:40 Keynote Slot A1 Sir William Duncan Lecture Theatre
A1.1 Tung X. Bui:
A1.2 Margaret A. Neale and Harris Sondak:
“Cognitive
Negotiation Theory: Looking Just Ahead”
10:40 -
11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 -
12:00 Session Slot A2
A2.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“Dyadic
Negotiations”
Organizer
and Chair: Harris Sondak
A2.1.1 Gregory Northcraft:
“Value
in the Context of Negotiation”
A2.1.2 Elizabeth A. Mannix and Karen A. Jehn:
“Negotiation
Research in Groups and Teams: Looking Back and Moving Forward”
A2.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“New
Research Issues in Designing Support for Group Decision and Negotiation”
Organizer
and Chair: Tung X. Bui
A2.2.1 Andrzej P. Wierzbicki:
“A Definition of Intuition and its Impacts on Decision
Support and Negotiation Techniques”
A2.2.2 Tung X. Bui and Siva Sankaran:
“Web‑based
Virtual Information Centers with Expert Negotiation Modules”
A2.3:
Session Room 505
“Adoption
Dynamics, I”
Organizer
and Chair: Doug Vogel
A2.3.1 Carol Pollard:
“Assimilating
Technology: A Study of GSS Adopters and Rejecters”
A2.3.2
Alec Morton:
“Conceptualising
Distributed Group Decision Support Systems”
A2.4:
Session Room
413
“New
Research Directions in Multi‑Agent Systems, I”
Organizer
and Chair: Suzanne Pinson
A2.4.1 Samir Aknine and Suzanne Pinson:
“Software
Agent Controllers for Next Generation Workflow Systems”
A2.4.2 Flavien Balbo:
“A
Multi‑Agent System for Fault Detection in Public Transportation”
12:00 -
13:00 Session Slot A3
A3.1:
Session Lecture Theatre 1
“Distributed
Group Support Systems”
Organizer
and Chair: Roxanne Hiltz
A3.1.1 Jerry Fjermestad and Starr Roxanne Hiltz:
“Distributed Asynchronous versus Decision Room Studies
of Group Support Systems: When Does Mode Make a Difference?”
A3.1.2
Rosalie J. Ocker and Jerry Fjermestad:
“Group
Support for Distributed Software Development Teams”
A3.2:
Session Lecture Theatre 2
“Recent
Advances in Building Support Systems for Group Decision and Negotiation, I”
Organizer
and Chair: Tung X. Bui
A3.2.1 Oliver Hofmann and Freimut Bodendorf:
“Agent‑Mediated
Bundling of Insurance Products”
A3.2.2 John Zeleznikow and Emilia Bellucci:
“Building
Negotiation Support Systems in Australian Family Law”
A3.3:
Session Room
505
“Adoption
Dynamics, II”
Organizer
and Chair: Doug Vogel
A3.3.1 Doug Vogel:
“If
these Systems are so Good, Why isn’t Everybody Using Them?”
A3.3.2
Panel Discussion: “Key Issues in Virtual Teams”
A3.4:
Session Room
413
“New
Research Directions in Multi‑Agent Systems, II”
Organizer:
Suzanne Pinson
Chair:
Alain Checroun
A3.4.1 Samir Aknine, Suzanne Pinson, Melvin F. Shakun,
and Alexis Tsoukias
“New Coalition Formation Methods for Multi‑Agent
Coordination Problems”
A3.4.2
Edem Fianyo and Pascal Boivin:
“Control Agents for Multiple Software Cooperation in
Environmental System Modeling”
13:00 -
14:15 Lunch
14:15 -
15:45 Keynote Slot A4 Sir William Duncan
Lecture Theatre
A4.1 Harri Ehtamo and Raimo P. Hämäläinen:
“Interactive Multiple‑Criteria Methods for
Reaching Pareto‑Optimal Agreements in Negotiations”
A4.2 Bertrand Munier:
“Risk
Information and Decentralized Decision Systems”
15:45 -
16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 -
17:00 Session Slot A5
A5.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“Integrated
Multi‑Methodology Approaches to Group Decision Support”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Fran Ackermann and Colin Eden
A5.1.1 David F.
Andersen, George P. Richardson, John Rohrbaugh, Aldo Zagonel dos Santos, and
Tsuey‑Ping Lee:
“The Impact of US Welfare Reform on States and Counties:
Group Facilitated System Dynamics Modeling, Policy Analysis, and
Implementation”
A5.1.2 John Morecroft:
“Creativity and Convergence in Scenario Modelling:
Reflections on World Dynamics, Global Oil and Infocoms”
A5.2: Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“Recent
Advances in Building Support Systems for Group Decision and Negotiation, II”
Organizer
and Chair: Tung X. Bui
A5.2.1 Bala Ramesh:
“Decision
Traceability Knowledge Management”
A5.2.2 Jiuru Hu, Jerome Yen, and Tung X. Bui:
“Virtual Property Agency: An Electronic Marketplace with
Negotiation Support”
A5.3:
Session Room
505
“Coordination
and Cooperation in Agent‑Based Models of Organizations”
Organizer
and Chair: Rudolf Vetschera
A5.3.1 Thomas Fent:
“Adaptive
Agents in the House of Quality”
A5.3.2 Markus Feurstein, Martin Natter, Alfred Taudes,
and Andreas Mild:
“Dynamic
Bargaining in Product Development”
18:00 / 18:30 - 22:00 / 23:00 Tour of Glengoyne Distillery
Dinner at Ross Priory
(Glengoyne Distillery, Dumgoyne. Tel: 01360 550 229
Ross Priory, Ross Loan, Gartocharn. Tel: 01389 830 398
Coaches will run from SGBS entrance, 199 Cathedral
Street at 17:20 and 17:50)
Wednesday
5 July 2000
09:00 -
10:30 Keynote Slot B1 Sir William Duncan
Lecture Theatre
B1.1 Colin
Eden and Fran Ackermann:
“Group
Decision and Negotiation in Strategy Making”
B1.2 Christer Carlsson:
“Teamwork
in Virtual Organizations with Agent‑Based Support Systems”
10:30 -
11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 -
12:00 Session Slot B2
B2.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“New
and Unreported Uses of Group Decision Support Systems, I”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Colin Eden and Fran Ackermann:
B2.1.1 Gert‑Jan de Vreede and Doug Vogel:
“Collaborative
Support for Gaming through Group Support Systems”
B2.1.2 Fran Ackermann and Colin Eden:
“Taking GSS to Court ‑ Some Observations on how
GSS can be Used for Litigation”
B2.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“Issues
in Strategic Decision Support, I”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Alma Whiteley and Des Klass:
B2.2.1 John De Reuck, Olive Schmidenberg, and Des
Klass:
“An Expanded Role for the GSS Facilitator: Vindicating
Intervention Strategies for Monitoring the Soundness of Argument in GSS
Environments”
B2.2.2 Alma Whiteley and Des Klass:
“Complex
Adaptive Systems Theory and Integrative Connectedness”
B2.3:
Session Room 505
“Conflict Resolution and Distributed Decisions Based on
Multiple Criteria Decision Techniques”
Organizer
and Chair: Peri H. Iz
B2.3.1 Freerk A. Lootsma:
“Criteria Weighting and Information Transmission in
Distributed Multi‑Criteria Decision-Making”
B2.3.2 Johannes S. Timmermans and Giampiero E.G.
Beroggi:
“Conflict
Resolution in Urban Management”
12:00 -
13:00 Session Slot B3
B3.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“Exploring
Organizational Participants in Depth Response to GDSS use”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Colin Eden and Fran Ackermann:
B3.1.1 Duncan Shaw:
“Exploring How People Share Knowledge During Groupwork
Using Computer Technology”
B3.1.2 I. S. Mayer:
“GDR as an Evaluation and Accounting Tool in
Gaming: Some Theoretical and Practical
Notions based on the IncoDelta Game”
B3.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“Issues
in Strategic Decision Support, II”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Alma Whiteley and Des Klass:
B3.2.1 Kees van der Heijden and Alma Whiteley:
“Scenario Thinking, Complex Adaptive Systems and
GSS: Co‑Creation of Meaning in
the Adjacent Space”
B3.2.2 Jervis Whiteley:
“GSS
as an Enabler of Grounded Theory Methodology”
B3.3:
Session Room
505
“Computer
Supported Negotiation Processes”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: Harri Ehtamo, Greg Kersten, and Raimo Hämäläinen
B3.3.1 Gregory Kersten:
“Efficient
and Inefficient Compromises in Negotiations”
B3.3.2 Raimo P. Hämäläinen and Eero Kettunen:
“Joint
Gains: Global Negotiation Support on the Internet”
13:00 -
14:15 Lunch
14:15 -
15:45 Keynote Slot B4 Sir William Duncan
Lecture Theatre
B4.1 Melvin F. Shakun:
“Unbounded
Rationality”
B4.2 D. Marc Kilgour:
“Coalition
Analysis in Group Decision Support”
15:45 -
16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 -
17:00 Session Slot B5
B5.1:
Panel Lecture
Theatre 1
“The
Role of Group Decision Support Systems in Making Strategy”
Organizer
and Chair: Fran Ackermann
Panelists:
Colin Eden, George Richardson, and Bob
Briggs
B5.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“The
Graph Model for Conflict Resolution: New Developments”
Co-Organizers
and Co-Chairs: D. Marc Kilgour and Liping Fang
B5.2.1 D. Marc Kilgour, Liping Fang, Keith W. Hipel,
and Xiaoyong Peng:
“An Overview of GMCR II, A Decision Support System for
Interactive Decision-Making”
B5.2.2 Liping Fang, Sara Ross, and Keith W. Hipel:
“Performance
of a Case‑Based Reasoning System for Conflict Resolution”
B5.3:
Session Room
505
“Evaluating
Collaborative Technologies”
Chair:
Karen Gunter
B5.3.1 Jim Sheffield:
“Electronic
Dialogue and Strategic Evaluation: An Interpretive Perspective”
B5.3.2 Karen Gunter and Paul Butler:
“Using Collaborative Technologies to Support Group
Decision Making: An Evaluation and Critique”
17:00 -
17:30 B6: Business Meeting Sir William Duncan Lecture
Theatre
INFORMS
Section on Group Decision and Negotiation
17:00 -
18:30 B7: Software Demonstrations Lecture Theatre 2 and Room 505
Thursday
6 July 2000
09:00 -
10:30 Keynote Slot C1 Sir William Duncan
Lecture Theatre
C1.1 Kalyan Chatterjee and Hamid Sabourian
“N-Person
Bargaining and Strategic Complexity”
C1.2 Hannu Nurmi:
“Preference
Modelling and Group Choice”
10:30 -
11:00 Coffee Break
11:00 -
12:00 Session Slot C2
C2.1: Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“New Opportunities and Continuing Challenges
in Group Support Systems”
Organizer
and Chair: L. Floyd Lewis
C2.1.1 L. Floyd Lewis, Joseph E. Garcia, and Kenneth
S. Keleman:
“Continuing Obstacles and New Opportunities for
Organizational Adoption of GSS”
C2.1.2 Deepinder Bajwa:
“Group Support Systems: Enhancing Electronic Meetings
through Advanced Information Technologies”
C2.2:
Session Lecture Theatre 2
“Measuring
Voting Power”
Organizer
and Chair: Hannu Nurmi
C2.2.1 Moshé Machover:
“Influence
and Expected Payoff: Two Conceptions of A Priori Voting Power”
C2.2.2 Mika Widgrén:
“Power
Indices and Spatial Voting Games in Institutional Design”
C2.3:
Session Room 505
“Logic-Based
Modelling”
Chair:
Gregory Kersten
C2.3.1 Stan Szpakowicz, Gregory Kersten, and Emre
Erkol:
“Multi‑player Negoplan: Modelling Decision
Processes with Multiple Behaviour Patterns”
12:00 -
13:00 Session Slot C3
C3.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“Technology
Use by Teams over Time”
Organizer
and Chair: Laku Chidambaram
C3.1.1 Kelly Burke and Kregg Aytes:
“Preference for Procedural Ordering among Distributed
Groups: Can Repeated Interaction Affect Outcomes?”
C3.1.2 Tim Hill and Laku Chidambaram:
“Web‑based
Support for Traditional Learning: Patterns of Use over Time”
C3.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“Procedural
Approaches to Envy‑Freeness: Theory and Implementation”
Organizer
and Chair: Matthias Raith
C3.2.1 Francis Edward Su:
“Bidding
and Asking Procedures for the Allocation of Goods and Burdens”
C3.2.2 Matthias G. Raith
“An Internet Mediation Support System for Multilateral
Fair Division Problems”
C3.3:
Session Room
505
“Empirical
Work in International Negotiation”
Organizer:
Rudolf Vetschera
Chair:
Gregory Kersten
C3.3.1 Gregory Kersten and Rudolf Vetschera:
“Cultural
Influences in Anonymous Negotiations”
C3.3.2 Rudolf Vetschera and Greg Kersten:
“User
Attitudes and Satisfaction in Web‑Based Negotiation”
13:00 -
14:15 Lunch
14:15 -
15:45 Keynote Slot C4 Sir William Duncan
Lecture Theatre
C4.1 Nick Jennings:
“Automated
Haggling: Building Artificial Negotiators”
C4.2 Gregory Kersten and Sunil J. Noronha:
“Modeling
Distributive and Integrative Negotiations”
15:45 -
16:00 Coffee Break
16:00 -
17:00 Session Slot C5
C5.1:
Session Lecture
Theatre 1
“Decision
Making in Organizations”
Organizer
and Chair: Murray Turoff
C5.1.1 Bartel Van de Walle, Brian Whitworth, and
Murray Turoff:
“Do
Group Decisions Represent Group Member Choices?”
C5.1.2 Brian Whitworth, Bartel Van de Walle, and
Murray Turoff:
“Beyond
Rational Group Decision Making”
C5.2:
Session Lecture
Theatre 2
“A
Creative Overview of Negotiations”
Organizer
and Chair: Akira Ishikawa
C5.2.1 Takayuki Toyama:
“Negotiations Via Creative Simulation Model through
Structure Matrix Technology”
C5.2.2 Stephen Turnbull:
“Efficient
Institutions for Negotiating Customized System Products”
C5.3:
Session Room
505
“Similarities
and Differences Among Participants”
Chair:
Fattaneh Cauley
C5.3.1 Ahti Salo and Raimo Hämäläinen:
“Supporting
Group Decision Making with Preference Programming”
C5.3.2 Fattaneh Cauley and James Dworkin:
“An
Investigation of Gender Related Differences In Negotiations”
19:00 –
22:30 / 23:00 Banquet New Lanark Mill Hotel
(New
Lanark Mill Hotel, New Lanark. Tel: 01555
667 200.
Coaches
will run from SGBS entrance, 199 Cathedral Street at 18:00.)
Friday
7 July 2000
No
organized events.
Small
rooms for self-organized meetings will be available in the Department of
Management Science, Strathclyde University.
Recommended
day for self-organized tourism (day-trips to Edinburgh, up the coast, etc.)