Invited Presentation I: Lessons Learned, New Directions, and Migration Plans for Model-Driven Development of Large Scale Software Based Systems. - Michael J. Marich; Haig F. Krikorian (MoDELS, 2005)

Implications of Time-Critical Information Services on Emergency Response ITS Architecture: Scenario-Building and Market Package Analysis. - Michael J. Marich; Thomas A. Horan; Benjamin L. Schooley (AMCIS, 2006)

Time-critical information services: analysis and workshop findings on technology, organizational, and policy dimensions to emergency response and related e-governmental services. - Thomas A. Horan; Michael J. Marich; Benjamin L. Schooley (DG.O, 2006)

Time-critical information services: update on exploratory analysis of emergency response and related e-governmental services. - Thomas A. Horan; Michael J. Marich; Benjamin L. Schooley (DG.O, 2006)

Devising an architecture for time-critical information services: inter-organizational performance data components for emergency medical service (EMS). - Benjamin L. Schooley; Michael J. Marich; Thomas A. Horan (DG.O, 2007)

Research, Design, and Validation of a Normative Enterprise Architecture for Guiding End-to-End, Emergency Response Services. - Michael J. Marich; Benjamin L. Schooley; Thomas A. Horan (AMCIS, 2009)

Integrated Patient Health Information Systems to Improve Traffic Crash Emergency Response and Treatment. - Benjamin L. Schooley; Thomas A. Horan; Michael J. Marich; Brian N. Hilton; Aisha Noamani (HICSS, 2009)

A Normative Enterprise Architecture for Guiding End-to-End Emergency Response Decision Support. - Michael J. Marich; Benjamin L. Schooley; Thomas A. Horan (Int. J. Inf. Syst. Crisis Response Manag., 2010)

Managing IT Collaboration in Multi-Organizational Time-Critical Services. - Benjamin L. Schooley; Thomas A. Horan; Michael J. Marich (MIS Q. Executive, 2010)