Education
Doctor of Philosophy [Management Information Systems]
Doctor of Philosophy [Marketing]
Master of Science
Bachelor of Science
Selected Research
Stafford, T.F. and Turan, A.H. 2011. “Online Tax Payment Systems as an Emergent Aspect
of Governmental Transformation,” European Journal of Information Systems (20:3), pp. 343–357. Abstract
Yang, Y., Stafford, T. F., and Gillenson, M., 2011. “Satisfaction with Employee Relationship
Management Systems: The Impact of Usefulness on Systems Quality Perceptions,” European Journal of Information Systems (20), pp. 221–236. Abstract
Stafford, T. and Poston, R. S. 2010. “Online Security Threats and User Intentions:
A Model of Computer Protection Motivation,” IEEE Computer (43:1), pp. 58-64. Abstract
Stafford, T. F. 2008. “Social and Usage Process Motivations for Consumer Internet
Access,” Journal of Organizational and End User Computing (20:3), pp. 1-20.
Stafford, M. R., Stern, B., Stafford, T. F. and Bienstock, C. 2008. “Consumer Acceptance
of Online Auctions: An Extension and Revision of the TAM,” Psychology & Marketing (25:7), pp. 619-636. Abstract
Bienstock, C., Stafford M., Sherrell, D., and Stafford T. F. 2008. “An Expanded Model
of Logistics Service Quality: Incorporating Logistics Information Technology,” International Journal of Production Economics (113:1), pp. 205-222. Abstract
Poston, R. S. and Stafford, T.F. 2008. “Ratings Scheme Bias: Using Ratings in E-Commerce,”
Journal of Organizational and End User Computing (20:4), pp. 45-73.
Biographical Summary
Dr. Thomas F. Stafford is an Associate Professor of Management Information Systems.
He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of the prestigious MIS publication ACM Data Base
for Advances in Information Systems. He has earned doctorates in marketing and management
information systems, with minors spanning management, psychology and logistics. He
joined The University of Memphis to take over the duties of teaching the Global Information
Technology course sequence and also has interests in e-commerce and strategic information
systems.
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