David M. Marion
8103 Donnington Drive
Waterville, OH 43566
(419) 878-0390
Research Interests Teaching Interests
Strategy Strategy
E-Business Statistics
Supply Chain Management
New Product Development Operations Management
Innovation
Education
Doctor of Philosophy in Manufacturing Management with Engineering
Expected Completion Fall 2005
The University of Toledo
Major: Manufacturing/Operations Management
Masters of Manufacturing Management
The University of Toledo
Kettering University
Major: Business and Manufacturing / Information Systems
Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology May 2000
University of Toledo
Major: Engineering
Associate’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering with Cad
Owens Community College (Winner of Shawnee State Cad Shootout)
Teaching Experience at the University of Toledo
BAUD 1020 Introduction to Computers (four sections)
BAUD 2070 Business Statistics II (two sections)
PSLS 3440 Professional Sales (two sections) (part time summer instructor)
BAUD 3030 Managerial and Behavioral Process in Organizations (one section)
BUAD 3020 Principle of Manufacturing and Service Systems (one section)
Journals, Publications, and Dissertation Direction
DSI I have served as a reviewer and a Session Chair AOM Reviewer, presenter
2005 DSI Midwest Conference
Ø David Marion Awarded 3rd Place Student Paper
Computer Integrated Systems and Inter-Organizational Systems Effect on New Product Development (paper)
Ø Kun Liao, Jeen-Su Lim, & David Marion
Degree of Outsourcing in Prototyping Function in Global Supply Chain Management (paper)
2005 Hawaii International Conference on Business
Ø Jeen-Su Lim & David Marion
A Study of the Relationship between Market Orientation and Strategic Orientation
and the Financial Performance (paper)
2004 DSI National Conference Boston
Ø David Marion
A Strategic Profile for Service Firms (paper)
Ø David Marion
Virtual Teams: Allocentrism or Idiocentrism? Which will perform better in a computer-mediated virtual environment? (abstract)
2004 DSI Midwest Conference
Ø David Marion Awarded 3rd Place Student Paper
Will Vendor Selection Go the Way of E-Procurement? (paper)
2003 DSI National Conference Washington DC
Ø Amy Chou, David Marion, & Jianfeng Wang
The Virtual Supply Chain: integrating a new B2B model (paper)
Papers in Progress
Ø Jeen-Su Lim & David Marion
Strategic Alignment in the New Product Development Process
Ø Ellen Pullins, Michelle Roehm, & David Marion
Valuing the Salesperson: Salesperson Equity and Purchasing Agent Loyalty Behaviors
Ø Donald Beeman, Thomas Sharkey, & David Marion
A Study of the Use of Consultants/Outside Boards by Family Firms
Ø David Marion
The Nature of Cross-functional Linkages between Marketing and Manufacturing in New Product Development (submitted to 2005 DSI National Conference)
Ø Jung Sik Jeong, Jeen-Su Lim, & David Marion
An Integrated Conceptual Model of B2B E-Commerce Adoption Intention (submitted to 2005 DSI National Conference)
Ø Jeen-Su Lim, Ilya Lipkin, & David Marion
Best Practice SFA Implementation Strategy
Dissertation Interest
Ø The strategic antecedents and consequences affect on innovation management.
Affiliations
APICS, AOM, DSI, GSA, SME
GSA (Graduate Student Association) Positions
Ø Curriculum Committee
Ø Strategic Planning Committee
Other Work Experience
Dana Corporation
Competitive research analysis to obtain insight for future endeavors. Help to create a competitive database and establish a research base of competitors.
General Motors, Powertrain
Maintenance Supervisor: Involved in machinery repair and new machinery acquisitions; accountable for twenty-three skilled trades personnel and the processes of four production supervisors concerning the flow of operations.
Mazda Corporation, R & D Department
Accessories Engineer: Took products from conception to completion. Created new accessories for OEM and aftermarket for Mazda such as spoiler, floor mats, and fog lights as the new models automobile lines were developed. All jobs were completed ahead of schedule and within budget.
Plastic Technologies, Design Department
Product/Process Engineer: Design of molds, preforms, and conceptual containers for Colgate Palmolive, Graham Products and Coca-Cola.
Modern Tools Inc., Design Department
Project Engineer: Fabrication of secondary tooling for companies such as: Ford Motor Company, Budd Company, and the Goodyear Company. This position was an all-encompassing position as to where I handled every aspect of the process from cradle to grave, including first shot at site.
References
Dr. Jeen-Su Lim
Professor of Marketing and E-Commerce
College of Business Administration
Phone: (419) 530-2922
Fax: (419) 530-4610
Dr. William J. Doll
Professor of E-Business Strategy
College of Business Administration
Office ST 2008
Phone: (419) 530-2850
Ellen Bolman Pullins, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Professional Sales & Marketing
College of Business Administration
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Phone: (419) 530-4273
Fax: (419) 530-4610
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Dr. Clinton Longenecker
Professor of Leadership and Organizational Excellence
College of Business Administration
Office ST 2010
Phone: (419) 530-2368 (office)
(419) 475-8124 (home)
Dr. Dale Dwyer
Chair and Professor of Management
Assistant Professor
College of Business Administration
Office ST 2047
Phone: (419) 530-4059
Address for all: The University of Toledo, 2801 West Bancroft, Toledo, Ohio 43606
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