Selected journal
articles and similar
Wood,
Michael. (2013). Making statistical methods more useful: some suggestions
from a case study. Sage Open, vol. 3, no. 1.
http://sgo.sagepub.com/content/3/1/2158244013476873
The above paper has been translated into Spanish and
published as:
Wood,
Michael. (2014). Potenciar la utilidad de los métodos estadísticos: algunas sugerencias a partir de un estudio de caso. Paradigmas,
vol. 6, no. 1. ISSN: 1909-4302, e-ISSN: 2322-8466. http://publicaciones.unitec.edu.co/ojs/index.php/PAR/article/view/110/0
Mahamed Ismail, N.A., Xu,
M.X., Wood, M. and Welch, C. (2013) ‘To share or not to share?
Research-knowledge sharing in higher education institution: preliminary
results’, Int. J. Information Technology and Management, Vol. 12,
Nos. 3/4, pp.169–188.
Wood, Michael. (2010). The journal of everything. Times Higher Education, 22 April, 2010. Click here.
Wood, M., & Welch, C.
(2010). Are “qualitative” and “quantitative” useful terms for describing
research? Methodological Innovations
Online 5(1)
56-71. Copy in SSRN
Wood, M. (2006).
Viewpoint: Statistics and management science. Journal of the
Operational Research Society, 57(11), 1369‑1370.
Wood, M. (2005). The role of
simulation approaches in statistics. Journal of Statistics Education,
13(3), http://www.amstat.org/publications/jse/v13n3/wood.html .
Wood, M. (2005).
Bootstrapped confidence intervals as an approach to statistical
inference. Organizational Research Methods, 8(4), 454‑470.
click here
Wood, M. (2005, May). Citation games:
comments on the paper by Annette Risberg. Notework:
Newsletter of the Standing Conference on Organization and Symbolism,
pp. 26‑27 at http://www.scos.org (or click here).
Wood, M. (2004).
Statistical inference using bootstrap confidence intervals. Significance,
Volume 1 (4), 180-182. click here
Wood, M, Roberts, M,
& Howell, B. (2004). The reliability of peer reviews of papers on
information systems. Journal of Information Science, 30(1), 2-11. click here
Wood, M. (2002, 30
August). I’ll make it simple. Times Higher
Education, Click here.
Wood, M. (2002). Maths
should not be hard: the case for making academic knowledge more
palatable. Higher Education Review, 34(3), 3-19. Click here for a copy.
Wood, M. (2002).
Statistical process monitoring in the 21st century. In J. Antony & D.
Preece (eds), Understanding, managing and
implementing quality: frameworks, techniques and cases (pp 103-119).
London: Routledge. click here
Roberts, M., &
Wood, M. (2002). The strategic use of computerised information systems by
a micro enterprise. Logistics Information Management, 15(2),
115-125.
Wood, M., &
Christy, R. (2001). Prospecting research: knowing when to stop. Marketing
Letters, 12(4), 299-313. click here
Wood, M. (2001). The
case for crunchy methods in practical mathematics. Philosophy of
Mathematics Education Journal, 14.
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Wood, M., & Christy,
R. (1999). Sampling for possibilities. Quality & Quantity, 33,
185-202. click here
Wood, M., Kaye, M.,
& Capon, N. (1999). The use of resampling for estimating control
chart limits. Journal of the Operational Research Society, 50,
651-659. click here
Christy, R., & Wood,
M. (1999). Researching possibilities in marketing. Qualitative Market
Research, 2(3), 189-196. click here
Wood, M., Capon, N.,
& Kaye, M. (1998). User-friendly statistical concepts for process
monitoring. Journal of the Operational Research Society, 49(9),
976-985. click here
Wood, M. (1997). The
notion of the customer in total quality management. Total Quality
Management, 8(4), 181-194. click here
Wood, M., Cahill, P.,
& Hicks, J. (1997). Computer packages as cognitive paradigms:
implications for the education of accountants. Journal of Accounting
Education, 15(1), 53-69. click here
Roberts, M., &
Wood, M. (1997). The use of computerized information systems to gain
strategic competitive advantage: the case of a start-up manufacturing
company. Logistics Information Management, 10(4), 178-183.
Wood, M. (1997). Computer
packages as a substitute for statistical training? in J. B. Garfield,
& G. Burrill (eds), Research on the role of technology in teaching
and learning statistics: Proceedings of the 1996 IASE Round Table
Conference, (pp. 267-278). Voorburg, The
Netherlands: International Statistical Institute. (ISBN: 90-73592-12-7)
(This book is on the web at http://www.stat.auckland.ac.nz/~iase/publications/8/22.Wood.pdf .)
Preece, D., & Wood,
M. (1995). Quality Measurements: who is using the sums and for what
purpose? Human Resource Management Journal, 5(3), 41-55. click here
Wood, M. (1994).
Statistical methods for monitoring service processes. International
Journal of Service Industry Management, 5(4), 53-68. click here