Douglas Havelka

Associate Professor

Decision Sciences/MIS

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Associate Professor, MIS, Miami University (2007–Present).
Assistant Professor, MIS, Miami University (2000–2007).
Assistant Professor, Accounting & IS, Thomas More College (1996–1998).
Visiting Assistant Professor, MIS, Ohio University (1994–1997).
Assistant Professor, MIS, Northern Kentucky University (1992–1994).
Dean’s Lecturer, MIS, Texas Tech University (1988–1992).
Project Manager, Electronic Communications Implementation, AT&T (1997–2000).
Sales Representative, Van Waters & Rogers Chemical Co. (1987–1988).
Product Controller, The Andrew Jergens Co. (1984–1987).

Krehbiel, T. C., Havelka, D. J., & Scharfenort, M. (2007). Process Monitoring in Accounting: Implementing Pre-control Charts. Journal of Applied Business Research.
Havelka, D. & Rajkumar, T. M. (2006). Using the troubled project recovery framework: Problem recognition and decision to recover. e-Service Journal, 5 (1).
Havelka, D. J. & Neal, C. S. (2006). Balancing competing interests: Managing and regulating spam while preserving the availability of email for ethical commercial users. Review of Business Information Systems.
Havelka, D. & Rajkumar, T. M. (2006). Recovering troubled projects: Prescriptions for sustained recovery. Issues in Information Systems.
Merhout, J. & Havelka, D. (2006). Developing information risk management, security and assurance curricula for MIS/IT education. Issues in Information Systems.