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Norman Chervany

Professor , Carlson School Professor of Information & Decision Sciences
Carlson Information/Decision Sciences
3-316 CarlSMgmt
612/624-1520
nchervan@umn.edu  

Course

CHMB 5811 Information Technology Management

Education

DBA, 1968
decision sciences
Indiana University

MBA, 1965
decision sciences
Indiana University

BS, 1963
mathematics
Mount. Union College

Major Publications

"What Trust Means in E-Commerce Relationships: An Interdisciplinary Conceptual Typology," D. Harrison McKnight and Norman L. Chervany, International Journal of Electronic Commerce (2001).
"Initial Trust Formation in New Organizational Relationships," D. Harrison McKnight, Larry L. Cummings, and Norman L. Chervany, Academy of Management Review (1998).

"CASE Tools: Understanding the Reasons for Non-Use," Norman L. Chervany and Diane Lending, Computer Personnel (1998).

Other Publications

"Trust and Distrust Definitions: One Bite at a Time," D. Harrison McKnight and Norman L. Chervany, Trust in Cyber-Societies: Integrating the Human and Artificial Perspectives, eds. Rino Falcone, Munindar Singh, and Yao-Hua Tan (Springer, 2001).

Expertise

· Effects of information technology on work and organizational design

· Management of technology-based change

· Design of the information management function

Current Research

Current Administrative Appointments

· Functional Core Delivery Team MBA Program, Carlson School

· Faculty Director, Minnesota Executive Program, Carlson School

· Policy Council for Programs in Individualized Learning, University of Minnesota

· Chair, Learning Excellence Steering Committee, Carlson School

Scholarly Service and Honors

· Fellow, Decision Sciences Institute, 1983

· President, Decision Sciences Institute, 1981-1982

Community Relationships

· Board of Directors, Metropolitan Community Mental Health Center, Saint Paul, Minnesota

· Board of Directors, AbleNet, Minneapolis, Minnesota

· Board of Directors, Force America, Burnsville, Minnesota

Other Distinctions

Current Administrative Appointments

· Functional Core Delivery Team MBA Program, Carlson School

· Faculty Director, Minnesota Executive Program, Carlson School

· Policy Council for Programs in Individualized Learning, University of Minnesota

· Chair, Learning Excellence Steering Committee, Carlson School

Scholarly Service and Honors

· Fellow, Decision Sciences Institute, 1983

· President, Decision Sciences Institute, 1981-1982

Community Relationships

· Board of Directors, Metropolitan Community Mental Health Center, Saint Paul, Minnesota

· Board of Directors, AbleNet, Minneapolis, Minnesota

· Board of Directors, Force America, Burnsville, Minnesota