Dr. Philip E. Burian

Dean, Business Administration & Management

Colorado Technical University, Sioux Falls, SD.

Burian, P.E. (1998). A study to determine whether managers believe selecting a structured software development process improvement approach affects components of competitive advantage. (Doctoral dissertation). Colorado Technical University, Denver, CO.

Burian, P.E. (2011). Operations strategy: Threading the business to the customer. Presented at the Briar Cliff University Business Faculty.

Burian, P.E. (2011). The research roadmap: A primer to the approach and process. Paper presented at the Colorado Technical University Online Faculty and Student Brownbag Lunch Session.

Burian, P.E., Keffel, L.M., & Maffei III, F.R. (2011). The defense life cycle management system as a working model for academic application. American Journal of Business Education 4(7).

Burian, P.E., Keffel, L.M., & Maffei III, F.R. (2011, March). The defense life cycle management system as a working model for academic application. Paper presented at the International Business and Economics Conference at the Clute Institute, Las Vegas, NV.

Burian, P.E., & Maffei, F.R. (2009, March). The transformation of the fabric of education in the 21^st century. Paper presented at the Academic Research College Teaching and Learning Conference, Las Vegas, NV.

Burian, P.E., Rogerson, L., & Maffei, F.R. (2010, August). The research roadmap: A primer to the approach and process. Contemporary Issues in Education Research Journal 3(8).

Burian, P.E., Rogerson, L., & Maffei, F.R. (2010, June). The research roadmap: A primer to the approach and process. Paper presented at the Academic Research European College Teach and Learning Conference.

Maffei, F.R., & Burian, P.E. (2009, March). A dynamic duo: Learning and technology the evolution from “The sage on the stage to the iPod on the hip”. Paper presented at the 32^nd Annual Conference of the Society of Educators and Scholars.

Maffei, F.R., & Burian, P.E. (2010). A dynamic duo: Learning and technology the evolution from “The sage on the stage to the iPod on the hip”. The Journal of the Society of Educators and Scholars, XXX.