The 17th European Conference on Information Systems (ECIS 2009) – List of publications published in the conference proceedings
Today I needed a list of all papers published in the proceedings of the ECIS 2009 but couldn’t find one. Here you can find information about the proceedings from 1993 – 2008. Sadly 2009 isn’t available by now. Therefore I extracted this information from the proceedings document and and prepared the list I needed. I will publish it here and hope for everybody who needs this information, that she or he finds this post. I double-checked the content but I do not guarantee the correctness.
Here we go:
THE CHIASMUS OF DESIGN: PARADOXICAL OUTCOMES IN THE EGOVERNMENT REFORM OF UK CHILDREN’S SERVICES
DAVE WASTELL, Nottingham University Business School, UK; SUSAN WHITE, Dept. of Applied Social Science, University of Lancaster UK; KAREN BROADHURST, Dept. of Applied Social Science, University of LancasterUK; CHRIS HALLCentre for Applied Childhood Studies, University of Huddersfield, UK; SUE PECKOVER Centre for Applied Childhood Studies, University of Huddersfield, UK.
APPLYING LESSONS LEARNED FROM COUNSELLING : ON NURTURING RELATIONS IN DESIGN PROJECTS
DIEGO CALZÀ, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy; CLAUDIA CATTANI, eTour, Italy; GIANNI JACUCCI, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy.
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR PUBLIC E-SERVICES
ANNIE RÖSTLINGER Linköping University, Dept of Management and Sweden;STEFAN CRONHOLMLinköping University, Dept of Management and Engineering, Sweden;University of Borås, Business and Informatics,Sweden.
IT-CONTROLLING IN FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS
ANDREAS SCHWERTSIK Technische Universität München, Germany; PETRA WOLF, TechnischeUniversität München, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische Universität München, Germany.
HOW GERMAN HOSPITALS GOVERN IT – AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION
FELIX KÖBLER, Technische Universität München, Germany; JENS FAEHLING, Universität Kassel,Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, Technische Universität München, Germany; HELMUTKRCMAR, Technische Universität München, Germany.
TOWARDS A SERVICE GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK FOR THE INTERNET OFSERVICES
CHRISTIAN JANIESCH, SAP Research CEC Brisbane, SAP Australia Australia; MICHAEL NIEMANN,Multimedia Communications Lab, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; NICOLAS REPP,Multimedia Communications Lab, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE FIRST-LINE MANAGER’S DILEMMA:LESSONS FROM AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
JOAO VIEIRA DA CUNHA, Joao Vieira da Cunha Faculty of Economics, Universidade Nova deLisboa; ANDREA CARUGATI, Andrea CarugatiÅrhus School of Business, Århus University.
THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG DEVELOPMENT SKILLS, DESIGN QUALITY, ANDCENTRALITY IN OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS
DONATO BARBAGALLO, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy;CHIARA FRANCALANCI, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy.
DO BEST PRACTICE FRAMEWORKS FIT OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARECUSTOMIZATION?
STEFFEN KESSLER, Institute of Information Systems, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany;PAUL ALPAR, Institute of Information Systems, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany
BITCHING, BOUNCING AND BRAWLING – HOW BACKCHANNELS BROUGHTCOLOUR TO CONFERENCE CALLS
BENJAMIN EATON, The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A MODEL FOR ASSESSING THESUCCESS OF EMPLOYEE PORTALS
NILS URBACH, European Business School (EBS), Germany; STEFAN SMOLNIK, European BusinessSchool (EBS), Germany; GEROLD RIEMPP, European Business School (EBS), Germany
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION ON MEDIACHOICE IN THE CONTEXT OF DISTRIBUTED WORK
ALEKSI AALTONEN, The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK; BENJAMIN EATON,The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW FORM OF IS OFFSHORE ENTERPRISE – THEMODERN HETERARCHY
BRIAN GANNON, University of London,, UK; DAVID WILSON, University of London, UK.
INTERNAL MARKETS AS A SOURCING OPTION FOR THE DELIVERY OF ISSERVICES: IMPROVING OUTSOURCING AND INSOURCING
JACQUES BULCHAND-GIDUMAL, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Facultad de CC.EE. yEmpresariales, Spain.
SOURCING AND AUTOMATION DECISIONS IN FINANCIAL VALUE CHAINS
MATTHIAS HENNEBERGER, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, Universityof Augsburg, Germany; ARNE KATZMARZIK, FIM Research Center Finance & InformationManagement, University of Augsburg, Germany;STEPHAN MÜLLER, FIM Research Center Finance& Information Management, University of Augsburg, Germany; FRANS-MATTHIS PLEIE, FIMResearch Center Finance & Information Management, University of Augsburg, Germany.
SIMMELIAN TIES, ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE, AND KNOWLEDGE SHARINGIN VIRTUAL WORKGROUPS
ZHI WEI HO, National University of Singapore, Singapore; KLARISSA CHANG, National Universityof Singapore, Singapore
WEB-ENABLED BOUNDARY SPANNERS AND THEIR ROLE IN THEKNOWLEDGE FLOW NETWORK
EOIN WHELAN, University of Limerick, Ireland; BRIAN DONNELLAN, NUI Galway, Ireland;ROBIN TEIGLAND, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden; WILLIE GOLDEN, NUI Galway,Ireland.
RE “DESIGN NETWORKS” SHAPED BY THEIR OWN OUTCOMES?COORDINATION PROCESSES BETWEEN ACTORS AND ARTEFACTS
FRANCESCO BOLICI, OrgLab-DIAM, Cassino University, Italy; FRANCESCO VIRILI, OrgLab-DIAM,Cassino University, Italy.
EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMSDEVELOPMENT ACCORDING TO SOA
PHILIPP OFFERMANN, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Germany; UDO BUB, Deutsche TelekomLaboratories, Germany.
SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES: MODELING THE SELECTION OFSERVICES AND PLATFORMS
THOMAS WIDJAJA, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; PETER BUXMANN, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt, Germany.
DESIGN FACTORS FOR SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE APPLIED TOANALYTICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS: AN EXPLORATIVE ANALYSIS
BARBARA DINTER, University of St.Gallen, Institute of Information Management, Switzerland;FLORIAN STROH, University of St.Gallen, Institute of Information Management, Switzerland
TEACHING CASE: LEADING THE CHANGE – ERP IMPLEMENTATION AT KEDA
CHI YEUNG FUNG; YULIN FANG; HUAI QING WANG.
FUTURE REQUIREMENTS OF ERP SOFTWARE FROM THE VENDORS’ POINTOF VIEW
NORBERT FRICK, Institute for IS Research, Department of Computer Science, University ofKoblenz-Landau, Germany; PETRA SCHUBERT, Centre for Applied Information andCommunication Technologies – CAICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
EXPLORING ANTECEDENTS OF ORGANISATIONAL ADOPTION OF ERP ANDTHEIR EFFECT ON PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS
JIWAT RAM, School of Computer and Information Science, University of South Australia,Australia; MALCOLM PATTINSON School of Computer and Information Science, University ofSouth Australia, Australia.
INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND WINDOWS OFOPPORTUNITY
VIOLETA SUN,University of São Paulo, FEA/USP – Department of Business Administration, Brasil;MARGUNN AANESTAD, University of Oslo, Department of Informatics, Norway; ESPEN SKORVE,University of Oslo, Department of Informatics, Norway; GIANLUCA MISCIONE, Department ofUrban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management, The Netherlands.
CONFIGURATION OF ACTORS AND ROLES IN ESTABLISHING ICT
DONGBACK SEO, Universidad de Chile,, Chile; ARIEL LA PAZ, University of Groningen, TheNetherlands.
THE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE COMPETENCE CENTRE AS AN INTERFACEBETWEEN IT AND USER DEPARTMENTS IN MAINTENANCE AND RELEASEDEVELOPMENT.
HENNING BAARS, University of Stuttgart, Germany; MICHAEL ZIMMER, University of Stuttgart,Germany; HANS-GEORG KEMPER, University of Stuttgart, Germany.
ANTECEDENTS AND DRIVERS OF IT-BUSINESS STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT:EMPIRICAL VALIDATION OF A THEORETICAL MODEL
ALI YAYLA, Binghamton University, USA; QING HU, Florida Atlantic UniversityUSA.
MAJOR ISSUES IN SISP: INSIGHTS INTO THE MAIN REASON OF SISP FAILURE
ZIJAD PITA, RMIT University, Australia;FRANCE CHEONG, RMIT University, Australia; BRIANCORBITT, RMIT University, Australia;.
THE ROLE OF STRATEGY IN THE EVOLUTION AND INNOVATION OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS: A SIMULATION EXPERIMENT
KEVIN GALLAGHER, Business Informatics Dep., College of Informatics, Northern KentuckyUniversity, USA;BRYAN HOSACK, School of Information Technology, Illinois State University, USA.
THE ICT CONVERGENCE DISCOURSE IN THE INFORMATION SYSTEMSLITERATURE – A SECOND-ORDER OBSERVATION
JAN HERZHOFF, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
RESEARCH 2.0: IMPROVING PARTICIPATION IN ONLINE RESEARCHCOMMUNITIES
ELAINE FERNELEY, Salford Business School, UK; ALEKSEJ HEINZE, Salford Business School, UK;PAUL CHILD, Virtual Surveys Ltd, Faulkner House, UK.
THE NOTION OF LIFEWORLD APPLIED TO INFORMATION SYSTEMSRESEARCH
ANDREW BASDEN, RIS, University of Salford, U.K.
A UTILITY-BASED MODEL TO DEFINE THE OPTIMAL DATA QUALITY LEVEL INIT SERVICE OFFERINGS
CINZIA CAPPIELLO, Politecnicodi Milano, DipartimentodiElettronicaeInformazione, Italy; MARCOCOMUZZI, City University London, Department of Computing, School of Informatics, UK.
UNPACKING THE ERP INVESTMENT DECISION: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENTOF THE BENEFITS AND RISKS
BYRON KEATING, University of Wollongong Australia; TIM COLTMAN, University of Wollongong,Australia; KATINA MICHAEL, University of Wollongong, Australia; VALERIE BAKER, University ofWollongong,, Australia.
TOWARDS UNFOLDING CRM IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES IN PAKISTAN:A CASE STUDY
HUMA HAMID, Brunel University, UK.
SUCCESS FACTOR VALIDATION FOR GLOBAL ERP PROGRAMMES
GUNTER SEIDEL, Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen,Switzerland;ANDREA BACK Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen,Switzerland.
“AVOIDING MANAGEMENT” OF RESISTANCES DURING IT PREIMPLEMENTATIONPHASE: A LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH IN A HIGH TECHCORPORATION
RÉGIS MEISSONIER, CEROM, GSCM – Montpellier Business School, France; EMMANUEL HOUZE,CREGOR, IAE, Montpellier II University, France.
BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS IN THE USE OF ERP SYSTEMS: STUDY OF A GLOBALORGANIZATION
SONIA DECOSTER, University of São Paulo, School of Economics, Business Administration andAccountancy, Brazil; RONALDO ZWICKER, University of São Paulo, School of Economics, BusinessAdministration and Accountancy, Brazil.
EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF USER EXPECTATIONS ON SYSTEM USE ACTIVITY
KEE-YOUNG KWAHK Kookmin University, Graduate School of Business IT, Korea;SONG-WOO OH Kookmin University, Graduate School of Business IT, Korea.
THE EFFECTS OF ONLINE COMMENTARY ON USERS’ INFORMATIONPROCESSING IN THE CONTEXT OF ONLINE DISCUSSION FORUMS
SUNGHUN CHUNG, Business School, Korea;YEOSUN YOON, Business School, Korea; INGOO HAN,Business School, Korea.
THE APPLICATION OF A PHENOMENOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK TO ASSESSUSER EXPERIENCE WITH MUSEUM TECHNOLOGIES
JESSIE PALLUD, CESAG Research Center, EM Strasbourg Business SchoolFrance.
INTEGRATING VALUE-ADDING MOBILE SERVICES INTO AN EMERGENCYMANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR TOURIST DESTINATIONS
TOBIAS SCHERNER, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany; JAN MUNTERMANN, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany;HEIKO ROSSNAGEL, Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering(IAO), Germany
TAXONOMY DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS: DEVELOPING ATAXONOMY OF MOBILE APPLICATIONS
ROBERT NICKERSON, San Francisco State University, College of BusinessUSA; UPKAR VARSHNEY,Georgia State University, USA; JAN MUNTERMANN, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany;HENRI ISAAC, Université Paris Dauphine, France.
EMERGING BUSINESS MODELS AND STRATEGIES FOR MOBILE MIDDLEWARETECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS: A REFERENCE FRAMEWORK
ANTONIO GHEZZI, Politecnicodi Milano, Department of Management, Economics and IndustrialEngineering, Italy.
A SAD STORY: THE CASE OF CONSTRAINED INFRASTRUCTURES CAUSED BY IT
STEFAN HENNINGSSON, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark;HELLE HENRIKSEN, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
CONTRIBUTION OF INTERNET TO A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
ABRAR HAIDER, School of Computer and Information Science, University of South Australia,Australia.
BARRIERS FOR TRANSFORMATION: IMPEDIMENTS FOR TRANSFORMINGTHE PUBLIC SECTOR THROUGH E-GOVERNMENT
ANNE FLEUR VAN VEENSTRA, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands,BRAM KLIEVINK Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands; MARIJN JANSSEN, DelftUniversity of Technology, The Netherlands.
A REVIEW OF ETHICAL THEORY IN THE ‘UPPER ECHELONS’ OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH
CHRISTOPHER BULL, Business Information Technology and Management Science, ManchesterMetropolitan University Business School, UK
GENDER AND VISIBLE MINORITY STATUS: CAREER ADVANCEMENT IN THECANADIAN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SECTOR
WENDY CUKIER Ryerson University, 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; ; MARGARETYAP Ryerson University, Canada; MARK HOLMES Ryerso University, Canada; SARA RODRIGUESRyerson University, Canada.
MEASURING THE SUCCESS OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES DESIGNED TOINCREASE THE PARTICIPATION RATE BY WOMEN IN COMPUTING
ANNEMIEKE CRAIG, Deakin University, Pigdons Road, Geelong, Australia; LINDA DAWSONMonash University, Monash University, Australia; JULIE FISHER, Monash University, MonashUniversity Australia.
A SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE CO-AUTHORSHIP NETWORK OF THEAUSTRALASIAN CONFERENCE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FROM 1990 TO2006
FRANCE CHEONG, RMIT University, School of Business IT, Australia; BRIAN CORBITT, RMITUniversity, School of Business IT, Australia.
USING INTERPRETIVE STRUCTURAL MODELING TO UNCOVER SHAREDMENTAL MODELS IN IS RESEARCH
SHIVRAJ KANUNGO, The George Washington University, USA; VIKAS JAIN, University of Tampa,USA.
THE SIGNIFICANT OTHERS OF SUBJECTIVE NORM SCIENTOMETRIC STUDY OFSUBJECTIVE NORM IN IS TOP-JOURNALS OVER TWO DECADES
ANDREAS ECKHARDT, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Centre of Human Resources InformationSystems, Germany.
UNPACKING MULTICULTURALISM IN THE ICT WORKPLACE: DIFFERENCES INRESPONSES TO WORKPLACE SITUATIONS FOR ENGLISH AND NON-ENGLISHSPEAKING BACKGROUNDS.
DEBORAH RICHARDS, Macquarie University, Australia; PETER BUSCH, Peter, MacquarieUniversity, Australia
AN INVESTIGATION OF HOW CULTURE IMPACTS GLOBAL WORK:UNPACKING THE LAYERS OF CULTURE
DONALD CHAND, Bentley University, IPM Department, USA; GARY DAVID, Bentley University,IPM Department, USA; ROBERT GALLIERS, Bentley University, Provost Office, USA; SENTHILKUMAR, Icfai University, Management Department, India.
COPING WITH CULTURAL AND MATURITY INEQUALITY IN OFFSHOREOUTSOURCING: IS MINIMIZING INTERACTION THE SOLUTION?
MORTEN HERTZUM , Roskilde University, Denmark, JAN PRIES-HEJE, Roskilde University,Denmark.
BID PRICE CONTROL AND DYNAMIC PRICING IN CLOUDS
ARUN ANANDASIVAM, University of Karlsruhe, Germany; MARC PREMM, University of Karlsruhe,Germany.
A MODEL OF PREFERENCE ELICITATION: THE CASE OF DISTRIBUTEDRESOURCE ALLOCATION
JOCHEN STÖSSER, Institute of Information Systems & Management, Universität Karlsruhe (TH),Germany; DIRK NEUMANN, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Germany; TIM PÜSCHEL, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Germany.
MAKING MONEY WITH CLOUDS: REVENUE OPTIMIZATION THROUGHAUTOMATED POLICY DECISIONS
TIM PÜSCHEL, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany; ARUN ANANDASIVAM, UniversitätKarlsruhe (TH), Germany; STEFAN BUSCHEK,Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; DIRKNEUMANN,Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany.
NEW LENSES TO INVESTIGATE MEDIA USE: THE LAYERING PROCESSPERSPECTIVE
NABILA BOUKEF CHARKI, Nabila, ESDES Business School, Catholic University of Lyon, France;MICHEL KALIKA, Ecole de Management Strasbourg, Université Robert Schuman, France.
INTERNET SOCIAL NETWORKING – DISTINGUISHING THE PHENOMENONFROM ITS MANIFESTATIONS IN WEB SITES
DANIEL RICHTER, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; KAI RIEMER, (ERCIS), University ofMünster, Germany; JAN VOM BROCKE, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; STEFANGROSSE BÖCKMANN. University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein
CRIMINALISING FANTASIES: THE REGULATION OF VIRTUAL CHILDPORNOGRAPHY
MARIE ENEMAN, University of Gothenburg, Sweden; ALISDAIR GILLESPIE, De MontfortUniversity, UK; BERND CARSTEN STAHL, De Montfort University, UK.
THE EFFECTS OF REGULATORY PRESSURE ON INFORMATION SYSTEMADOPTION SUCCESS: AN INSTITUTIONAL THEORY PERSPECTIVE
KATHARINA KRELL, The University of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia; SABINEMATOOK, The University of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia; FIONA ROHDE, TheUniversity of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia.
A STUDY OF COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEMSRESEARCH
SYED NORRISSYED ABDULLAH, The University of Queensland, Australia; MARTAINDULSKA, TheUniversity of Queensland, Australia; SHAZIA SADIQ, The University of Queensland, Australia.
ANALYSING THE EFFECT OF SECURITY ON INFORMATION QUALITYDIMENSIONS
MARKUS HELFERT, Dublin City University, Ireland; OWEN FOLEY, Owen, Galway Mayo Institute ofTechnology, Ireland; MOUZHI GE, Dublin City University, Ireland; CINZIA CAPPIELLO, PolitecnicodiMilano, DipartimentodiElettronicaeInformazione, Italy.
MITIGATING RESPONSE DISTORTION IN IS ETHICS RESEARCH
SAMUEL KWAN, HKUS, Hong Kong; KAR TAM , HKUS, Hong Kong.
IDENTITY IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
URI GAL Aarhus School of Business, University of Aarhus, Denmark; ANNEMETTE KJÆRGAARDCopenhagen Business School, Denmark.
A SITUATED KNOWLEDGE WORK CONTEXT PERSPECTIVE NON KNOWLEDGEMANAGEMENT SOFTWARE-ORGANISATION MISALIGNMENTS
KHUONG LE-NGUYEN Royal Holloway College, University of London, UK; ROMANO DYERSONRoyal Holloway College, University of London, UK; G. ‘HARI’ HARINDRANATH Royal HollowayCollege, University of London, UK.
TOWARDS OPERATIONAL RISK-AWARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A CRITICALREALIST PERSPECTIVE
KRISTIAN ROTARU, Monash University, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; CARLA WILKIN,Monash University, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; ANDRZEJ CEGLOWSKI, MonashUniversity, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; LEONID CHURILOV, University of Melbourne,Australia.
WHY RISK MANAGEMENT MATTERS IN IT OUTSOURCING – A SYSTEMATICLITERATURE REVIEW
BENEDIKT MARTENS, University of Osnabrueck, Germany; FRANK TEUTEBERG, University ofOsnabrueck, Germany.
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRUST AND CONTROL IN ITOUTSOURCING RELATIONSHIPS
DANIEL BEIMBORN, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany;FRANK SCHLOSSER, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany;TIM WEITZEL, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany.
PREDOMINANTLY ELECTRONIC OR PERSONAL SERVICE DELIVERY? A CASE INTHE WEALTH MANAGEMENT CONTEXT
ANNE SUNIKKA, Helsinki School of Economics, Department of Business Technology, Finland.
RECONCEPTUALISING THE INFORMATION SYSTEM AS A SERVICE
GUY GABLE, Queensland University of Technology, Australia;ARUN RAI, Georgia State University, USA
MEASUREMENT OF E-SERVICE QUALITY: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON ONLINETRAVEL SERVICE
HONGXIU LI, Turku School of Economics, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland; YONG LIU,ÅboAkademi University, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland; REIMA SUOMI, urku Schoolof Economics, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland..
A TEACHING CASE: TOWARDS BRIDGING DISCIPLINARY DIVIDES IN ITEDUCATION
KAREN NEVILLE, University College Cork; Ireland MARGARET HEALY, University College Cork;Ireland.
THE ROLE OF TRAINING IN DECREASING ANXIETY AMONG EXPERIENCEDCOMPUTER USERS
BERTTA SOKURA, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland; ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
THE DEVELOPMENT AND TEST OF A RELATIONSHIP MODEL ON SYSTEM USE,JOB LEARNING, AND IMPACT
JERRY CHANG, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA; REZA TORKZADEH, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA; ANDREWHARDIN, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA.
THE “FEAR FACTOR” IN CRITICAL CARE TELE-PEDIATRICS
JANIS GOGAN, Bentley University, USA; RYAN BAXTER, Bentley University, USA; MONICAGARFIELD, Bentley University, USA.
CONSUMERS’ ACCEPTANCE AND USE OF PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDSYSTEMS: A THEORETICAL MODEL
VAHID ASSADI, McMaster University, DeGroote School of, Canada ; KHALED HASSANEIN,McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada
ATTITUDES TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
ANN SVENSSON, University West, Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; ULRIKA SNIS,University West, Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; PIA SVANBERG, University West,Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; LARS SVENSSON, University West, Department ofEconomics and IT, SWEDEN.
INNOVATIVE CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A SINGAPORE ITHEALTCARE CASE STUDY
SAY-YEN TEOH, RMIT University, Australia; SHUN CAI Logistics Institute-Asia Pacific: NationalUniversity of Singapore, Singapore.
TOWARDS A REFERENCE MODEL FOR GRASSROOTS ENTERPRISE MASHUPENVIRONMENTS
KATARINA STANOEVSKA-SLABEVA, University of St. Gallen& SAP Research St. Gallen, Switzerland;VOLKER HOYER, University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland.
HOW FACTORS AFFECTING SELECTION OF IMPLEMENTATION APPROACHINFLUENCE ERP SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION COSTS.
BJÖRN JOHANSSON, Copenhagen Business School, Center for Applied ICT, Denmark; FRANTISEKSUDZINA, Copenhagen Business School, Center for Applied ICT, Denmark.
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRONIC MARKETPLACES IN THE RETAILAUTOMOTIVE AND MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND ORDER (MRO)INDUSTRIES.
CARINE DOMINGUEZ, University Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne, France.
THE ENTERPRISES SIMULATION IN SECOND LIFE. THE CASE OF PERTING LTD
LAURA TAMPIERI, Bologna University – Forlì Faculty of Economics, Italy.
WHAT HABBO GOERS DO IN PRACTICE? DECOMPOSING ATTITUDINALBELIEFS
JANI MERIKIVI, Turku Centre for Computer Science, Finland.
ON THE EVOLUTION OF ONLINE TOURISM COMMUNITIES – NETWORKBATTLE OR LONG TAIL NICHES?
FELIX-ROBINSON ASCHOFF, Department of Informatics, University of Zurich, Swizzerland;GERHARD SCHWABE, Department of Informatics, University of Zurich, Swizzerland
VALUE POTENTIAL AND CHALLENGES OF SERVICE-ORIENTEDARCHITECTURES – A USER AND VENDOR PERSPECTIVE
ALEXANDER BECKER, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; PETER BUXMANN, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt, Germany; THOMAS WIDJAJA, Technische Universität Darmstadt,Germany.
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ALIGNMENT OF SOA DEVELOPMENT WITHBUSINESS OBJECTIVES
JARI ANTIKAINEN, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; SAMULI PEKKOLA TampereUniversity of Technology, Finland.
IMPACT OF SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES (SOA) ON BUSINESSPROCESS STANDARDIZATION – PROPOSING A RESEARCH MODEL
DANIEL BEIMBORN, University of Bamberg, Germany; NILS JOACHIM, University of Bamberg,Germany;BJOERN MUENSTERMANN, University of Bamberg, Germany.
TRACKING BASED PRODUCT AUTHENTICATION: CATCHING INTRUDERS INTHE SUPPLY CHAIN
NINA OERTEL, SAP Research CEC Karlsruhe, Germany
STORING DATA ON RFID TAGS: A STANDARDS-BASED APPROACH
CHRISTOPH TRIBOWSKI, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; KARSTEN SPIN, OSRComputertechnik& Consulting, Germany; OLIVER GUENTHER, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin,Germany; OLAF SIELEMANN, OSR Computertechnik& Consulting, Am Germany.
P2P ARCHITECTURE FOR UBIQUITOUS SUPPLY CHAIN SYSTEMS
NINA SCHOENEMANN, University of Cologne, Germany; KAI FISCHBACH, University of Cologne,Germany; DETLEF SCHODER, University of Cologne, Germany.
REQUIREMENTS ON IT BUSINESS VALUE MEASURES FOR MOBILEINTEGRATEDBUSINESS PROCESSES
KAI HABERMANN, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany,KEY POUSTTCHI, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany.
TEACHING CASE INFLUENCES OF SIX SIGMA \R\NEMBRACEMENT ANDABONDENMENT
WASANA BANDARA, QueenslandUniversityofTechnology, Australia;DIANA HECKL, FrankfurtSchoolof Finance & Management, FrankfurtamMain;MICHAEL ROSEMANN, QueenslandUniversityofTechnology, Brisbane, Australia.
OPEN PROCESS INNOVATION: A MULTI-METHOD STUDY ON THEINVOLVEMENT OF CUSTOMERS AND CONSULTANTS IN PUBLIC SECTOR BPM
BJÖRN NIEHAVES, ERCIS, UniversityofMünster, Germany
MODELLING USE CONTINUANCE IN VIRTUAL WORLDS: THE CASE OFSECOND LIFE
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, UK
THE MODERATING ROLE OF UTILITARIAN/HEDONIC USER MOTIVATION ONUSER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS WEB 2.0 APPLICATIONS
HSIA-CHING CHANG, National Taiwan University, Taiwan; LunghwaUniversityof Science andTechnology, Taiwan;CHEN-YA WANG, National Taiwan University, Taiwan;SENG-CHO T. CHOU, University at Albany, State UniversityofNewYork, USA
DISCUSSION OF FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OPTIONS FOR ONLINE RATINGSYSTEMS: A STATE-OF-THE-ART ANALYSIS
AXEL WINKELMANN, UniversityofKoblenz-Landau, Koblenz, Germany;SEBASTIAN HERWIG, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, GermanyJENS POEPPELBUSS, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany;DANIEL TIEBE, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany;JÖRG BECKER, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany.
TOWARDS A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR A HUMAN DEVELOPMENTBASED“BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID” ICT DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY INSOUTH AFRICA
WALTER BROWN, MonashRuimsig, South Africa;IRWIN BROWN Universityof Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa
RECOGNIZING WORK PRIORITIES AND TASKS IN INCOMING MESSAGESTHROUGH PERSONAL ONTOLOGIES SUPPLEMENTED BY LEXICAL CLUES
ROGER TAGG, Universityof South Australia, Adelaide, Australia;PRASHANT GANDHI, Universityof South Australia, Australia;RAAJ SRINIVASAN KUMAAR Universityof South Australia, Australia.
THE EMERGENCE OF LANGUAGE CONSENSUS – INTENSIFYING LANGUAGEINTERACTION IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
MARIANNE CORVERA VARGAS, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany
VALUATION OF ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS – AN ECONOMIC MODEL ANDITS APPLICATION USING THE CASE OF XING.COM
MARTIN GNEISER, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany; JULIA HEIDEMANN,UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany; MATHIAS KLIER, Universityof Innsbruck, Innsbruck,Austria; CHRISTIAN WEIÁ, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany.
REVEALING KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS FROM COMPUTER MEDIATEDCOMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
JURRIAAN VAN REIJSEN, Utrecht University, The Nederlands; REMKO HELMS, Utrecht University,The Nederlands
ANALYZING COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OFCOMMUNITY WIRELESS NETWORKS
ABDELNASSER ABDELAAL, Universityof Nebraska, Omaha, USA; HESHAM ALI, UniversityofNebraska, Omaha, USA
UNDERSTANDING CITIZENS’ BEHAVIOURAL INTENTION IN THE ADOPTIONOF E-GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN THE STATE OF QATAR
SHAFI AL-SHAFI, BrunelUniversity, UK; VISHANTH WEERAKKODY, BrunelUniversity, BusinessSchool, UK
DOES THE ANSWER LIE IN COLLABORATION? – A CASE STUDY ON E-GOVER
BJÖRN NIEHAVES, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Muenster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER,UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Muenster, Germany; KEVIN ORBACH, UniversityofMünster,(ERCIS), Muenster, Germany
THE (MISSING?) VALUE OF IT IN PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS – THE CASE OF THESWEDISH RESCUE SERVICES
JAN LJUNGBERG, GothenburgUniversity, Gothenburg; Sweden; JANE FRISK,GothenburgUniversity, Gothenburg. Sweden
DECISION MODELS AND THE ADOPTION OF WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
GREGORY GIMPEL, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
ACCEPTANCE PROBLEMS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE AND MOBILETECHNOLOGIES IN HOSPTALS IN INDIA AND GERMANY
TYGE KUMMER, ESCP-EAP Berlin, Germany; MARKUS BICK, ESCP-EAP Berlin, Germany; RAJGURURAJAN, UniversityofSouthernQueensland,, Australia
WHY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IS NOT BEING USED FOR FINANCIALADVISORY
PHILIPP NUSSBAUMER, Universityof Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland; GERHARD SCHWABE,Universityof Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
ONLINE, SET, GO – DESIGN AND EMPIRICAL TEST OF AN IT-BASED PHYSICALACTIVITY INTERVENTION
UTA KNEBEL, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER,UniversitaetKassel, Kassel, Germany; SEBASTIAN ESCH, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching,Germany; AXEL PRESSLER, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching, Germany ; HELMUT KRCMAR,UniversitaetMuenchen,, Germany.
HEALTH INFORMATION PORTALS: HOW CAN WE IMPROVE THE USER’SSEARCH EXPERIENCE?
JULIE FISHER, MonashUniversity, Australia; FRADA BURSTEIN, , MonashUniversity, Australia;ROSETTA MANASZEWICZ, , MonashUniversity, Australia; KATE LAZARENKO, , MonashUniversity,Australia
DATA STAKEHOLDERS INTERACTING WITH PATIENT DATA
RETHA DE LA HARPE, Cape PeninsulaUniversityofTechnology, Cape Town, South Africa.
MICROEMANCIPATORY PRACTICIES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMDEVELOPMENT
DUBRAVKA CECEZ-KECMANOVIC, AustralianSchoolof Business, Sydney, Australia; MARIUSJANSON, UniversityofMissouri-St. Louis, USA
A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO IS DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIO-TECHNICALEVALUATION
SABINE MADSEN, Roskilde University, Roskilde, Denmark; RICHARD VIDGEN, UniversityofBath,Bath, UK.
TOWARD THE CONCEPT OF POCKETS OF CREATIVITY IN BUSINESSPROCESSES
STEFAN SEIDEL, Universityof Liechtenstein, Principalityof Liechtenstein; FELIX MÜLLERWIENBERGEN,(ERCIS), UniversityofMünster, Münster, Germany; MILAN KAROW, (ERCIS),UniversityofMünster, Germany; MICHAEL ROSEMANN, QueenslandUniversity of TechnologyAustralia;
COMPONENT-BASED PROCESS MODELLING IN HEALTH CARE
LARS BAACKE, Universityof St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland; TOBIAS METTLER, Universityof St.Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland; PETER ROHNER, Universityof St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland
AN AGENT-BASED APPROACH TO IMPROVING RESOURCE ALLOCATION INTHE DUTCH YOUTH HEALTH CARE SECTOR
ERIK GIESEN, INITI8, Van Nelleweg1, Rotterdam, NL; WOLFGANG KETTER, ErasmusUniversityRotterdam, NLROB ZUIDWIJK, ErasmusUniversity Rotterdam, NL
RFID-ENABLED PROCESS CAPABILITIES AND ITS IMPACTS ON HEALTHCAREPROCESS PERFORMANCE: A MULTI-LEVEL ANALYSIS
MARK LEWIS, Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA; BALAJI SANKARANARAYANAN,Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA; ARUN RAI, Georgia State University, Atlanta,Georgia, USA.
PRESENTING DATA FOR TEAM-BASED DECISION-MAKING IN AGILEINFORMATION SYSTEMS PROJECTS
KIERAN CONBOY, National UniversityofIreland, Galway, Galway, Ireland; THOMAS ACTON,National UniversityofIreland, Galway, Ireland; RAIJA HALONEN, National UniversityofIreland,Galway, Ireland
ENABLING OPEN INNOVATION: PROPOSAL OF A FRAMEWORK SUPPORTINGICT AND KMS IMPLEMENTATION IN WEB-BASED INTERMEDIARIES
SVEN CARLSSON, LundSchoolofEconomics and Management, Lund, Sweden; VINCENZOCORVELLO, Universityof Calabria, Rende, Italy; PIERO MIGLIARESE, Universityof Calabria, Rende,Italy.
DIGITAL LIBRARIES AS INFORMATION ORGANIZATIONS. THE RE-UNFOLDINGOF THE MEMORY/INFORMATION PARADOX
ATTILA MARTON,London SchoolofEconomics and Political Science, London, UK.
THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES,WORKPLACE RE-ORGANIZATION AND TRADE ON THE DEMAND FOREMPLOYEES SKILLS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GREEK AND SWISSENTERPRISES
EURIPIDIS LOUKIS, Federal ETH Zuric, Switzerland; SPYROS ARVANITIS, Universityof the Aegean,Island ofSamos, Greece.
COUNTERACTING FORCES IN IMPLEMENTATION OF IS-ENABLED GLOBALBUSINESS PROCESSES
MØYFRID SANNARNES, UniversityofAgder, Kristiansand, Norway; BJØRN MUNKVOLD,UniversityofAgder, Kristiansand; Norway; KIM ANDERSEN, Copenhagen Business School,Howitzvej, Denmark.
AN APPROACH TO ASSESS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BUSINESS PROCESSMANAGEMENT IN ENTERPRISES
MICHAEL ROHLOFF, Universityof Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany.
WOULD I USE MY PERSONAL BLOG FOR COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE?
WEE-KEK TAN, National Universityof Singapore; CHUAN-HOO TAN, City Universityof Hong Kong,Kowloon, Hong Kong; HOCK-HAI TEO, National Universityof Singapore.
CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTION OF CONTROL OVER ONLINE INFORMATIONDISCLOSURE. AN ELECTRONIC FOCUS GROUP STUDY
MIRELLA LÄHTEENMÄKI, Helsinki SchoolofEconomics, Finland; JOHANNA BRAGGE, HelsinkiSchoolofEconomics, Finland; ANNE SUNIKKA, Helsinki SchoolofEconomics, Finland.
FILE-SHARING – A THREAT TO INTELL
BO ANDERSSON, LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics& Management, Lund, Sweden; PAULPIERCE, , LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics and Management, Lund, Sweden; MARKUSLAHTINEN, LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics& Management, Lund, Sweden.“
WHO IS IN CHARGE AND WHOSE RULES ARE FOLLOWED..?”:POWER IN AINTER-ORGANISATIONAL IS PROJECT
RIITTA HEKKALA, UniversityofOulu, Finland; CATHY URQUHART, Universityof Auckland, Auckland,New Zealand; NETTA IIVARI UniversityofOulu, UniversityofOulu, Finland
GENERATIVE MECHANISMS FOR INNOVATION IN INFORMATIONINFRASTRUCTURES
BENDIK BYGSTAD, NorwegianSchoolof IT, Oslo, Norway.
A CONCEPTUAL MODELING APPROACH FOR SUPPLY CHAIN EVENTMANAGEMENT (SCEM)
AXEL WINKELMANN, UniversityofKoblenz-Landau, Koblenz, Germany; STEFAN FLEISCHER,UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany; SEBASTIAN HERWIG, UniversityofMünster,(ERCIS), Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany.
DEALING WITH TIGHT COUPLINGS AND MULTIPLE INTERACTIONS INCOMPLEX TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
MARGUNN AANESTAD, Universityof Oslo, Oslo, Norwa; TINA JENSEN, AarhusSchoolof Business,Aarhus, Denmark; MIRIA GRISOT, Universityof Oslo, Oslo, Norway.
THE MEDIATING ROLE OF IT KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION CAPABILITY IN THERELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEAM PERFORMANCE AND TEAM CLIMATE
LEONARDO CAPORARELLO, Bocconi University Milan, Italy; STEFANO BASAGLIA, BocconiUniversity Milan, Italy; MASSIMO MAGNI, Bocconi University Milan, Italy.
IT-ENABLED CHANGE INTO THE STRUCTURES OF HEALTH INFORMATIONSYSTEMS IN AFRICA: A CASE STUDY IN KENYA
ROBERTA BERNARDI, Warwick Business School, Coventry, UK.
A WIKI-BASED APPROACH TO ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTUREDOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS
SABINE BUCKL, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany; FLORIAN MATTHES,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchenGarching, Germany; CHRISTIAN NEUBERT,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany; CHRISTIAN SCHWEDA,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany
SOCIAL CAPITAL IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF GRIDDEVELOPMENT IN PARTICLE PHYSICS
YINGQIN ZHENG, London SchoolofEconomics, London, UK; WILL VENTERS, LondonSchoolofEconomics, London, UK; TONY CORNFORD London SchoolofEconomics, London, UK.
MOBILE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL: AFOUCAULDIAN APPROACH
AURELIE LECLERCQ-VANDELANNOITTE.Aurélie, IESEG School of Management, France
BIASED PROJECT STATUS REPORTS: A SURVEY OF IS PROFESSIONALS
RON THOMPSON, Wake Forest University, Babcock School of Management, USA; CHARLESIACOVOU, Wake Forest University, Babcock School of Management, USA; H. JEFF SMITH,MiamiUniversity, Farmer School of Business, USA .
IS PROJECT EVALUATION METHODOLOGY – SCIENCE OR ART?
FOUAD NAGM, School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australian Schoolof Business, Australia; DUBRAVKA CECEZ-KECMANOVIC, School of Information Systems,Technology and Management, Australian School of Business, Australia; MARY ANNE KENNAN,School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australian School of Business,Australia.
AN EXPLORATORY EVALUATION OF THREE IS PROJECT PERFORMANCEMEASUREMENT METHODS
CORLANE BARCLAY, University of the West Indies, Departments of Computing & ManagementStudies, Jamaica; KWEKU-MUATA OSEI-BRYSON, Virginia Commonwealth University, School ofBusiness, USA.
A TRANSACTION COST THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SOFTWARE-AS-A-SERVICE(SAAS)-BASED SOURCING IN SMBS AND ENTERPRISES
ALEXANDER BENLIAN, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, Institute for InformationSystems and New Media, Germany.
CONTINGENT DYNAMICS OF IS ALIGNMENT IN SMES
MARGI LEVY, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK; PHILIP POWELL, School ofManagement, University of Bath, UK and University of Groningen, Netherlands; PHILIP YETTON,Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales, Australia.
SLACK-ENABLED INNOVATION VERSUS PROBLEMISTIC SEARCH: FINDINGSFROM CASE STUDIES AMONG SME
HEINZ-THEO WAGNER, Heilbronn business school, Bahnhofstr. Germany; KRISTINA ETTRICH,Heilbronn business schoolGermany.
CONTROLLING COMPUTER-BASED MULTITASKING THROUGHPROVISIONING SYSTEMS IN CO-LOCATED LEARNING SETTINGS
GREGORY TRUMAN, Information Systems Area, IE Business School, Spain.
MANAGEMENT COLLUSION: KEEPING THE LID ON THE ‘CAN OF WORMS
‘POLLY SOBREPERE, Salford Business School, Salford, UK
GOVERNMENT AND SELF-GOVERNMENT IN IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
IOANNA CHINI, London School of Economics, London, UK.
THE ROLE OF BOUNDARY OBJECTS AND BOUNDARY SPANNING IN DATAWAREHOUSING – A RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS REPORT
HELENA VRANESIC, Goethe University, Germany; CHRISTOPH ROSENKRANZ, Goethe University,Germany.
EFFICIENT COMMUNICATION IN FINANCIAL DATA WAREHOUSING PROJECTS– INSIGHTS FROM A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY
MARC RAEKERS, zeb/information.technology, Germany; CHRISTOPH ROSENKRANZ, Goethe-University, Germany.
A COMMUNICATION EFFICIENCY MODEL FOR ETL PROJECTS IN FINANCIALDATA WAREHOUSING
MARC RÄKERS, zeb/information.technology, Germany
AN ONTOLOGY-DRIVEN TOPIC MAPPING APPROACH TO MULTI-LEVELMANAGEMENT OF E-LEARNING RESOURCES
BHAVANI SRIDHARAN, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University, Victoria, AU;HEPU DENG, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University,Victoria, Australia;BRIAN CORBITT, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University,Victoria, Australia
EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL ALIGNMENT WITHIN ANINNOVATION CONTEXT
TADHG NAGLE, University College Cork, Ireland; WILLIE GOLDEN, National UniversityofIreland,Galway
TOWARDS A REFERENCE MODEL FOR ONLINE RESEARCH MAPS
RALF KNACKSTEDT, UniversityofMuenster, Leonardo-Campus3, 48149 Münster, Germany,LUKASZ LIS, UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany; ARMIN STEIN, UniversityofMuenster,Münster, Germany; INGO BARTH, UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER,UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany
A DELPHI STUDY ON COLLABORATIVE LEARNING IN DISTANCE EDUCATION
SUSAN O’NEILL, NUI Galway, Ireland; MURRAY SCOTT, NUI Galway, Ireland;KIERAN CONBOY, NUI Galway, Ireland
A ‘USES AND GRATIFICATIONS’ APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING THE ROLEOF WIKI TECHNOLOGY IN ENHANCING TEACHING AND LEARNINGOUTCOMES
ZIXIU GUO, Universityof New South Wales, Sydney , Australia; YING ZHANG, Universityof NewSouth Wales, Sydney , Australia; KENNETH STEVENS, Universityof New South Wales, Sydney
E-LEARNING ACCEPTANCE IN WORKPLACE TRAINING: THE CASE OF A GREEKBANK
SPIROS BOROTIS, AthensUniversityofEconomics and Business, Athens, Greece; ANGELIKIPOULYMENAKOU, AthensUniversityofEconomics and Business, Athens, Greece
THE IMPACT OF LEARNING CULTURE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USEON KNOWLEDGE-SHARING: A CASE OF KFUPM
MUSTAFA EID, KFUPM, Dhahran, KSA; NURADDEN NUHU, KFUPM, Dhahran, KSA
TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE – THE STORY OF AN ENTERPRISE SYSTEMIMPLEMENTATION
ABDUL AZIZ AHMAD, Manchester Business School, Universityof Manchester, Manchester, UK;MICHAEL NEWMAN, Universityof Manchester, UK; NorwegianSchoolofEconomics& BusinessAdministration, Bergen, Norway
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIATION, SOFTWARE PRODUCT LINES, AND THECHALLENGE OF ISOMORPHISM IN INNOVATION: A CASE STUDY
LENA ANDREASSON, ViktoriaInstitute, Gothenburg, Sweden; OLA HENFRIDSSON,ViktoriaInstitute, Gothenburg, Sweden
A REAL OPTIONS APPROACH FOR VALUATING INTERTEMPORALINTERDEPENDENCIES WITHIN A VALUE-BASED IT PORTFOLIOMANAGEMENT – A RISK-RETURN PERSPECTIVE
DENNIS DIEPOLD, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, Germany;CHRISTIAN ULLRICH, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, University ofAugsburg, Germany; ALEXANDER WEHRMANN, Senacor Technologies AG, Germany;STE FFENZIMMERMANN, University of Innsbruck, Austria.
STOCK MARKET REACTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS:TOWARDS AN EXPLANATORY MODEL
NARCYZ ROZTOCKI, School of Business, State University of New York at New Paltz, USA; HEINZWEISTROFFER, Heinz Roland, School of Business, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA.
THE HEDONIC AND UTILITARIAN VALUE OF DIGITAL GAMES AT PRODUCTCATEGORY LEVEL
JAN STORGÅRDS, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland; ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
UNDERSTANDING SUPPLIERS’ PARTICIPATION IN BUSINESS-TOGOVERNMENT(B2G) ELECTRONIC AUCTION MARKETS IN THE THAICONTEXT
KITSADA DOLPANYA, The University of New South Wales, School of Information Systems,Technology and Management, Australia; LESLEY LAND, The University of New South Wales,School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australia; GEOFF DICK, TheUniversity of New South Wales, School of Information Systems, Technology and Management,Australia.
FOSTERING EFFICIENCY OF COMPUTATIONAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION -INTEGRATING INFORMATION SERVICES INTO MARKETS
NIKOLAY BORISSOV, University of Karlsruhe, Germany; RENÉ BRUNNER, Technical University ofCatalonia, Spain; DIRK NEUMANN, University of Freiburg, Germany; FELIX FREITAG, TechnicalUniversity of Catalonia, Spain; LEANDRO NAVARRO, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain;CHRISTOF WEINHARDT, University of Karlsruhe, Germany.
AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SERVICE-ORIENTED INFRASTRUCTURES FORRISK/RETURN MANAGEMENT
HANS ULRICH BUHL, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, University ofAugsburg,, GermanyGILBERT F; RIDGEN, FIM Research Center Finance & InformationManagement, University of Augsburg,16, Germany; WOLFGANG HACKENBROCH, Hypo RealEstate Holding AG, Munich, Germany.
BRIDGING THE GAPS: PACKAGED SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTSIN VIETNAM
VUONG NGUYEN, The National Australian University Camberra, Australia; WALTER FERNANDEZ,The National Australian University, Camberra, Australia.
WHEN STANDARDS IS NOT ENOUGH TO SECURE INTEROPERABILITY ANDCOMPETITIVENESS FOR EUROPEAN EXPORTERS
STEFAN HENNINGSSON, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; NIELSBJØRN-ANDERSEN, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
DO USERS GO WITH THE NEW WORKFLOW? FROM USER PARTICIPATION TOQUALITY OF WORK DURING WFM DEPLOYMENT
BENNY DE WAAL, Research Centre for Innovation and Business, University of Applied SciencesUtrecht, The Netherlands; RONALD BATENBURG, Institute of Information and ComputingScience, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
A QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF NFC BASED CONTACTLESS PAYMENTSYSTEMS IN RETAIL
THOMAS WIECHERT, ITEM-HSG, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; FREDERIC THIESSE, ITEMHSG,University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ELGAR FLEISCH, University of St. Gallen and D-MTEC,Switzerland.
NFC BASED SERVICE INNOVATION IN RETAIL: AN EXPLORATIVE STUDY
THOMAS WIECHERT, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ANDREAS SCHALLER, TechnologyConsulting, Germany,; FREDERIC THIESSE, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ELGAR FLEISCH,University of St. Gallen and D-MTEC, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION OF CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS INWIRELESS FIELD FORCE AUTOMATION PROJECTS
KHOUBEIB DJEMAI,CERAG Laboratory, CNRS – UMR 5820, University of Grenoble, France; MARCFAVIER, CERAG Laboratory, CNRS – UMR 5820, University of Grenoble, France.
IN-HOUSE DEVELOPMENT AS AN ALTERNATIVE FOR ERP ADOPTION BYSMES: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY
PLACIDE POBA-NZAOU, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada; LOUIS RAYMOND,Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada.
CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE OF BIOMETRICS FOR IDENTITY VERIFICATION INFINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
MILENA HEAD, McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada; MICHAEL BREWARD,McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada; KHALED HASSANEIN. McMasterUniversity, DeGroote School of Business, Canada
A EUROPEAN STUDY OF E-BUSINESS MATURITY AND ICT-BENEFITS: IS THEREA CONDITIONAL RELATIONSHIP?
RONALD BATENBURG, Inst. of Information and Computing Science, Utrecht University, TheNetherlands; IOANNA D. CONSTANTIOU, Department of Informatics, Copenhagen BusinessSchool, Denmark.
USABILITY OF IT-SYSTEMS IS MORE THAN INTERACTION QUALITY – THENEED OF COMMUNICATION AND BUSINESS PROCESS CRITERIA
STEFAN CRONHOLM, Linköping University, Dept of Management and Engineering, Sweden;VINCE BRUNORMIT University, School of Business Information Technology, Australia.
USING GROUNDED THEORY FOR STUDYING BUSINESS PROCESSMANAGEMENT PHENOMENA
STEFAN SEIDEL, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; JAN RECKER, Queensland University ofTechnology, Australia.
CONSTRUCTING COMPARABLE BUSINESS PROCESS MODELS WITH DOMAINSPECIFIC LANGUAGES – AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany; DOMINIC BREUKER, University of Münster,Germany; DANIEL PFEIFFER, University of Münster, Germany; MICHAEL RÄCKERS, University ofMünster, Germany.
THE TWO CULTURES AND THE INTERNET REVOLUTION
PAUL LICKER, Oakland University, Rochester, USA; SUSANNAH CAMERON CRICHTON, CameronCrichton Associates, USA.
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF MOBILE PERSONALIZATION: ANEXPLORATORY STUDY
SHUK YING HO, The Australian National University, Australia.
THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON MOBILE PHONE PURCHASING: ACOMPARISON BETWEEN THAI AND BRITISH CONSUMERS
MONTHATHIP SRIKES, School of Management, University of Surrey, UK; CATHERINE COLLINS,School of Management, University of Surrey, UK; PANOS LOUVIERIS, School of Management,University of Surrey, UK.
IT IMPACTS ON OPERATION-LEVEL AGILITY IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES
ONE-KI (DANIEL) LEE, University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA; PENGXU, University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA; JEAN-PIERRE KUILBOER,University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA ; NOUSHIN ASHRAFI,University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA.
UNDERSTANDING AGILITY IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ACOMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE
XIAOFENG WANG, Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, Ireland; KIERANCONBOY, National University of Ireland, Ireland,
A CASE STUDY OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN AGILE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
SHARON COYLE, Centre for Innovation and Structural Change, , National University of Ireland,Ireland; KIERAN CONBOY, Centre for Innovation and Structural Change, National University ofIreland, Ireland
KNOWLEDGE CLUSTERS: DEALING WITH A MULTILEVEL PHENOMENON
MAMATA BHANDAR, U21 Global, 5 Shenton Way, Singapore; SHAN PAN, National University ofSingapore, Singapore ; BERNARD TAN, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
CONCEPTUAL CONVERGENCES: POSITIONING INFORMATION SYSTEMSAMONG THE BUSINESS DISCIPLINES
DIRK HOVORKA, Faculty of Business, Technology, and Sustainable Development, Bond University,AU; KAI LARSEN, Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado, USA; DAVID MONARCHI,Information Systems (retired) University of Colorado, USA.
AN EXPLORATION OF THE REAL OR IMAGINED CONSEQUENCES OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH FOR PRACTICE
DAVID AVISON, ESSEC, Cergy-Pontoise, France; SHIRLEY GREGOR, Australian National University,Australia.
IOS PROJECT MOTIVATION AS A DETERMINANT OF PROJECT ACTIVITIESAND BUSINESS CAPABILITIES
STEPHEN SMITH, Monash University, Department of Accounting and Finance, Australia, and TheUniversity of Melbourne, Department of Information Systems, Australia; GRAEME SHANKS, TheUniversity of Melbourne, Department of Information Systems, Australia; ROBERT JOHNSTON,University College Dublin, School of Business, Ireland; MD MAHBUBUR,RAHIM, MonashUniversity, Caulfield School of Information Technology, Australia.
WHAT WE NEED: PROJECT MANAGERS` EVALUATION OF TOPMANAGEMENT ACTIONS REQUIRED FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTPROJECTS
OCHINI MADANAYAKE, Australian National University, Australia; SHIRLEY GREGOR, TheAustralian National University, Australia; COLLEEN HAYES, The Australian National University,Australia; STEVEN FRASER he Australian National University, Australia.
FROM BUSINESS CASE TO VALUE CASE – ASSESSING THE ORGANIZATIONALVALUE OF IT INVESTMENTS
JANE FRISK. Applied Information Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden
OBJECTS AND THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGNAND DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER GAMES
NIKIFOROS PANOURGIAS, Warwick Business School, UK; JOE NANDHAKUMAR, Warwick BusinessSchool, UK; HARRY SCARBROUGH, Warwick Business School, UK.
SERVICE ANALYSIS – A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF THE ART
THOMAS KOHLBORN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia; AXEL KORTHAUS,Queensland University of Technology, Australia; TAIZAN CHAN; Queensland University ofTechnology, Australia; MICHAEL ROSEMANN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia.
MEASUREMENTS, FEEDBACK AND EMPOWERMENT: CRITICAL SYSTEMSTHEORY AS A BASIS FOR SOFTWARE PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
PETTER ØGLAND, Department of Informatics, University of Oslo, Norway.
CONTINUANCE USAGE INTENTION IN MICROBLOGGING SERVICES: THE CASEOF TWITTER
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, UK; MARTIN BÖHRINGER. Technische UniversitätChemnitz, Germany.
BEYOND USER ACCEPTANCE: THE DETERMINANTS OF THE INTENTION TOPRODUCE USER CREATED CONTENTS ON THE INTERNET
HABIN LEE, Brunel University, UK;WOONJUNG KOH, Hanyang University, South Korea; JONG KIM, Hanyang University, SouthKorea; AHMAD GHONEIM, Brunel University, UK.
INTENTION TO LEARN IN MMOG: EXAMINING THE ROLES OF PEERINTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC MOTIVATIONS
JOSEPH S L KONG, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; RON C W KWOK, City University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong.
BLOGGING TO EXPRESS SELF AND SOCIAL IDENTITIES, ANY ONE?
WEE-KEK TAN, Department of Information Systems, National University of Singapore; HOCK-HAITEO, Department of Information Systems, National University of Singapore.
UNDERSTANDING VIRTUAL WORLD USAGE: A MULTIPURPOSE MODEL ANDEMPIRICAL TESTING
TIBERT VERHAGEN, Knowledge, Information and Networks research group, VU UniversityAmsterdam The Netherlands; FRANS FELDBERG, Knowledge, Information and Networks researchgroup, VU University Amsterdam The Netherlands; BART VAN DEN HOOFF, , Knowledge,Information and Networks research group, VU University Amsterdam The Netherlands; SELMARMEENTS, Knowledge, Information and Networks research group, VU University Amsterdam TheNetherlands.
USER ACCEPTANCE OF SECOND LIFE: AN EXTENDED TAM INCLUDINGHEDONIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOURS
NAUMAN SAEED, Faculty of ICT, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia,;YUN YANG, Faculty of ICT, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia;SUKU SINNAPPAN, Faculty of Higher Education, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
SERVICE SCENARIOS – A SOCIO-TECHNICAL APPROACH TO BUSINESSSERVICE MODELING
LARS BÆKGAARD, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University, Denmark.
AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING FORHYBRID PRODUCTS
MARINA BERKOVICH, Technische Universität München, Information Systems (I17), Germany; JANMARCO LEIMEISTER, Universität Kassel, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische UniversitätMünchen, Germany.
AN EVALUATION OF USER ACCEPTANCE OF A CORPORATE INTRANET
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia, UK;RICHARD VIDGEN,School of Management, University of Bath, UK.
INTEGRATING VALUE-DRIVEN FEEDBACK AND RECOMMENDATIONMECHANISMS INTO BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS
YOAV KOLODNER, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel;DIR EVEN, Ben Gurion University ofthe Negev, Israel.
WHY DO PEOPLE BUY VIRTUAL ITEMS IN VIRTUAL WORLDS? AN EMPIRICALTEST OF A CONCEPTUAL MODEL
YUE GUO, Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia, UK; STUART BARNES, NorwichBusiness School, University of East Anglia, UK.
GREEN IT: EVERYTHING STARTS FROM THE SOFTWARE
EUGENIO CAPRA Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy;FRANCESCO MERLO, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy .
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILTY AND GREEN IT: AN INSTITUTIONALPERSPECTIVE
MARY DALY; TOM BUTLER.
COLLABORATIVE SOURCING – THE MOTIVATION AND DESIGN OF DEMANDSIDE COMBINATIONS
MARK BORMAN The University of Sydney, Australia
ADOPTION OF CROSS-COMPANY RFID: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OFPERCEIVED INFLUENCE FACTORS
CHRISTOPH GOEBEL, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; CHRISTOPH TRIBOWSKI,Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; OLIVER GUENTHER, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin,Germany.
AN EVENT-DRIVEN APPROACH TO DYNAMIC SITUATION DETECTION
ANSGER JACOB, UniversitätHohenheim, Information Systems 2, Germany; MARCUS MÜLLER,UniversitätHohenheim, Information Systems 2, Germany; STEFAN KIRN, UniversitätHohenheim,Information Systems 2, Germany;
DEDUCING DEMANDS AT BUSINESS-INTELLIGENCE-SYSTEMS BEYONDUNBUNDLING WITHIN THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKETS
JOHANNES BUDER, TechnischeUniversitätBergakademie Freiberg, Germany; CARSTEN FELDEN,TechnischeUniversitätBergakademie Freiberg, Germany
HOW TO SELECT MEASURES FOR DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS – ANOPTIMIZATION APPROACH INTEGRATING INFORMATIONAL ANDECONOMIC OBJECTIVES
MAXIMILIAN RÖGLINGER. FIM, Dep. of Information Systems Engineering & FinancialManagement, University of Augsburg, Germany
JUSTIFYING DESIGN DECISIONS WITH THEORY-BASED DESIGN PRINCIPLES
MICHAEL SCHERMANN, Technische Universität München, Germany; ANDREAS GEHLERT,University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische Universität München,Germany; KLAUS POHL, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.
APPLYING THEORY-BUILDING TECHNIQUES TO THE DESIGN OF MODELLINGLANGUAGES
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany;MILAN KAROW, University of Münster, Germany;FELIX MÜLLER-WIENBERGEN, University of Münster, Germany; DANIEL PFEIFFER, University ofMünster, Germany; STEFAN SEIDEL, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein .
A CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENTGOVERNANACE IN INDIAN ORGANISATIONS
MALINI JAYAGANESH, Department of Information Systems, University of Melbourne, Australia;GRAEME SHANKS, Department of Information Systems, University of Melbourne, Australia.
DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR IT GOVERNANCE IN THE POST-MERGERINTEGRATION PHASE
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, (ERCIS), Germany; JENS POEPPELBUSS, University ofMünster, (ERCIS), Germany; CARL STOLZE, University of Münster, (ERCIS), Germany; CYRUSASGARIAN, Deloitte Consulting GmbH, CIO Advisory Services, Germany.
ARCHITECTURES OF PARTICIPATION AND EMERGENT FORMS OF INTERORGANISATIONALACTIVITY: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS
JOSEPH FELLER, University College Cork, Ireland; PATRICK FINNEGAN, University of New SouthWales, Australia; OLOF NILSSON, Mid Sweden University, Sweden.
INNOVATION IN VIRTUAL WORLDS: SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND DIFFUSION
NIAMH O RIORDAN, University College Cork, Ireland; FREDERIC ADAM, University College Cork,College Road, Ireland; PHILIP O’REILLY, University College Cork, College Road, Ireland.
A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSING SERVICE ECOSYSTEM CAPABILITIES TOINNOVATE
CHRISTOPH RIEDL, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany; TILO BÖHMANN, InternationalBusiness School of Service Management, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, Universität Kassel,Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany .
SOURCES OF IT DYNAMIC CAPABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF DATA GENESISCAPABILITY
CLAUDIO VITARI, Grenoble Ecole de Management, France.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EVALUATION MODEL OF E-COMMERCEWEBSITES FOR THE TAIWANESE AIRLINE INDUSTRY
WEN-HSIEN TSAI, National Central University, Taiwan; JUN-DER LEU, National Central University,Taiwan; WEN-CHIN CHOU, National Central University, Taiwan, Taiwan
ASSESSING THE BUSINESS VALUE OF ELECTRONIC ORDER-TO-PAYMENTCYCLE
HEIKKI LEMPINEN, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; ESKO PENTTINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland.
A METRICS SYSTEM FOR THE PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT OF ONLINEDISTRIBUTION CHANNELS OF MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILERS
CLAUDIA HIENERTH, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany; DAVID MEYER,Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Austria.
CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN THE PRACTICE OF HIGHLEVELDATA MODELING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
BARBARA ANGLIM, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia; SIMONMILTON, Department of Information Systems, The University of Melbourne, Australia; JAYANTHARAJAPAKSE, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia; RON WEBER.Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia.
TOWARDS INCREASED COMPARABILITY OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS -ENFORCING NAMING CONVENTIONS THROUGH DOMAIN THESAURI ANDLINGUISTIC GRAMMARS
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany; PATRICK DELFMANN, University of Münster,Germany; SEBASTIAN HERWIG, University of Münster, Germany; LUKASZ LIS, University ofMünster, Germany; ARMIN STEIN, University of Münster, Germany.
A NOVEL DATA QUALITY METRIC FOR TIMELINESS CONSIDERINGSUPPLEMENTAL DATA
BERND HEINRICH, Department of Information Systems, University of Innsbruck, Austria;MATHIAS KLIER, Department of Information Systems, University of Innsbruck, Austria.
GENDER AND WEBSITE DESIGN ACROSS CULTURES
DIANNE CYR, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada.
CROSS-CONTEXTUAL USE OF INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS
GASPARAS JARULAITIS Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway; ERICMONTEIRO, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway.
DOES TIME MATTER? THE ROLE OF ICT IN SHAPING TEMPORALASSUMPTIONS
DANIELA ISARI, Catholic University of Milan, Italy.
STORYTELLING AS A TOOL FOR KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN THE IT INDUSTRY
ERIK WENDE, University of Zurich, Department of Informatics, Switzerland; PARISSA HAGHIRIAN,Shophia University, Japan.
KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN ONLINE COMMUNITIES
ZHAOLI MENG, Renmin University, School of Information, P. R. China; JIONG GONG University ofInternational Business and Economics, School of International Trade and Economics,Deapartment of Economics, China.
USE OF BLOGS FOR COLLABORATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
DINESH MIRCHANDANI, University of Missouri – St. Louis, USA; THANAPORN SUNDARAVEJ,University of Arizona, USA; JIESI CHENG, University of Missouri – St. Louis, USA.
MANAGING UNCERTAINTY IN SERVICE PRODUCTION WITH MOBILESYSTEMS – CASE WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY
MIIRA JUNTUMAA; Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; THERESA LAURAEUS-NIINIVAARA,Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN,Helsinki School of Economics, Finland;ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
A PRELIMINARY LADDERING ANALYSIS ON MOBILE SERVICES USAGE
PATRICIA MCMANUS, Edith Cowan University, Australia;CRAIG STANDING, Edith Cowan University, Australia;RAFFAELE ZANOLI, UniversitáPolitecnicadelle Marche, Italy.
PROBLEM SOLVING PATTERNS IN DESIGN SCIENCE RESEARCH – LEARNINGFROM ENGINEERING
ANKE GERICKE. Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
ACTION RESEARCH AND DESIGN SCIENCE RESEARCH – SEEMINGLY SIMILARBUT DECISIVELY DISSIMILAR
JUHANI IIVARI, University of Oulu, Finland; JOHN VENABLE, School of Information Systems, CurtinUniversity of Technology, Australia.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS OF DESIGN RESEARCH ARTEFACTS
CHRISTIAN FISCHER, University of St.Gallen, Inst. of Information Management, Switzerland;STEPHAN AIER. University of St.Gallen, Inst. of Information Management, Switzerland
A DESIGN RESEARCH STUDY ON ENHANCING CREATIVITY – THE CASE OFDEVELOPING PRODUCT-SERVICE BUNDLES
FELIX MÜLLER-WIENBERGEN, (ERCIS), University of Münster, Germany; STEFAN SEIDEL,University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; OLIVER MUELLER, (ERCIS), University of Münster,Germany; RALF KNACKSTEDT, (ERCIS), University of Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER, (ERCIS),University of Münster, Germany.
FROM DATA WAREHOUSES TO TRANSFORMATION HUBS – A CONCEPTUALARCHITECTURE
HANS-GEORG KEMPER, University of Stuttgart, Germany; HENNING BAARS, University ofStuttgart, Germany.
RECONSTRUCTING THE GIANT: ON THE IMPORTANCE OF RIGOUR INDOCUMENTING NTHE LITERATURE SEARCH PROCESS
JAN VOM BROCKE, Institute of Information Systems, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein;ALEXANDER SIMONS, Institute of Information Systems, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein;BJÖRN NIEHAVES, ERCIS, University of Münster, Leonardo-Campus 3, Münster, Germany; KAIRIEMER, ERCIS, University of Münster, Germany; RALF PLATTFAUT, ERCIS, University of Münster,Germany; ANNE CLEVEN, Institute of Information Management, University of St.Gallen,Switzerland.
GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF PAY-AS-BID MECHANISMS
THOMAS MEINL, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; JOCHEN STÖSSER, Universität Karlsruhe(TH), Germany; DIRK NEUMANN, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, German.
ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINES VERSUS HUMAN TRADERS – DO THEYBEHAVE DIFFERENT IN SECURITIES MARKETS?
MARKUS GSELL, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany; PETER GOMBER. Goethe-UniversityFrankfurt, Germany.
COORDINATING SERVICE COMPOSITION
BENJAMIN BLAU, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; TOBIAS CONTE, Research Center forInformation Technology (FZI), Germany; THOMAS MEINL, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany.
IMPACTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) OUTSOURCING ONORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: A FIRM-LEVEL EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
YASIN OZCELIK, Fairfield University, Dolan School of Business, USA; KEMAL ALTINKEMER, PurdueUniversity, Krannert Graduate School of Management, USA.
ANTECEDENTS OF SUCCESS IN IS OFFSHORING PROJECTS – PROPOSAL FORAN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH STUDY
MARKUS WESTNER, Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany.
MANAGING AN IT CARVE OUT AT A MULTI-NATIONAL ENTERPRISE\R\NATEACHING CASE
JENS FAEHLING, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, UniversitätKassel, Germany; PHILIP YETTON, University of New South Wales, Australian School of Business,Australia; HELMUT KRCMAR, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany.
UNDERSTANDING THE MANIFOLD FORMS OF B2B INTEGRATION – ATRANSACTION COST PERSPECTIVE
CHRISTINE LEGNER. European Business School (EBS), Germany.
E-DISPUTES AT THE CROSSROADS: A STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS OF ON-LINEDISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISMS (ODR)
AIKATERINA SIDIROPOULOU, Middlesex University, Law Dep., UK; EVANGELOS MOUSTAKAS,Middlesex University, Marketing and Enterprise Dep., UK.
DEVELOPING PUBLIC E-SERVICES FOR SEVERAL STAKEHOLDERS – AMULTIFACETED VIEW OF THE NEEDS FOR AN E-SERVICE
KARIN AXELSSON, Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering,Information Systems, & Swedish Business School at Örebro University, Sweden; ULF MELIN,Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering, Sweden; IDA LINDGREN,Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering, Sweden.
FOCUS GROUPS AND CRITICAL SOCIAL IS RESEARCH: HOW THE CHOICE OFMETHOD CAN PROMOTE EMANCIPATION OF RESPONDENTS ANDRESEARCHERS
BERND STAHL De Montfort University, UK; MONICA CHIARINI TREMBLAY,Florida InternationalUniversity, Decision Sciences & Information Systems, USA; CYNTHIA LEROUGE, Saint LouisUniversity, Decision Sciences/ Information Technology Management, USA
DESIGNING AND EVALUATING AN INTERACTIVE VIDEO WEBSITE FORORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
STEFAN HRASTINSKI, Computer and Systems Science, Department of Information Science,Uppsala University, Sweden; THERESE MONSTAD, Media and Communication Science, Dep. ofInformation Science, Uppsala University, Sweden
MULTI-LEVEL ORGANISATIONAL SENSEMAKING AND LEARNING ASENABLERS OF INFORMATION SHARING TO MITIGATE IDENTITY ANDRELATED CRIMES
ROGER JAMIESON, University of New South Wales, Australia; LESLEY LAND, University of NewSouth Wales, Australia ; GREGORY STEPHENS, University of New South Wales, Australia; DONALDWINCHESTER, University of New South Wales, Australia.
DAVE WASTELL, Nottingham University Business School, UK; SUSAN WHITE, Dept. of Applied Social Science, University of Lancaster UK; KAREN BROADHURST, Dept. of Applied Social Science, University of LancasterUK; CHRIS HALLCentre for Applied Childhood Studies, University of Huddersfield, UK; SUE PECKOVER Centre for Applied Childhood Studies, University of Huddersfield, UK.
APPLYING LESSONS LEARNED FROM COUNSELLING : ON NURTURING RELATIONS IN DESIGN PROJECTS
DIEGO CALZÀ, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy; CLAUDIA CATTANI, eTour, Italy; GIANNI JACUCCI, University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy.
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR PUBLIC E-SERVICES
ANNIE RÖSTLINGER Linköping University, Dept of Management and Sweden;STEFAN CRONHOLMLinköping University, Dept of Management and Engineering, Sweden;University of Borås, Business and Informatics,Sweden.
IT-CONTROLLING IN FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS
ANDREAS SCHWERTSIK Technische Universität München, Germany; PETRA WOLF, TechnischeUniversität München, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische Universität München, Germany.
HOW GERMAN HOSPITALS GOVERN IT – AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION
FELIX KÖBLER, Technische Universität München, Germany; JENS FAEHLING, Universität Kassel,Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, Technische Universität München, Germany; HELMUTKRCMAR, Technische Universität München, Germany.
TOWARDS A SERVICE GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK FOR THE INTERNET OFSERVICES
CHRISTIAN JANIESCH, SAP Research CEC Brisbane, SAP Australia Australia; MICHAEL NIEMANN,Multimedia Communications Lab, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; NICOLAS REPP,Multimedia Communications Lab, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND THE FIRST-LINE MANAGER’S DILEMMA:LESSONS FROM AN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY
JOAO VIEIRA DA CUNHA, Joao Vieira da Cunha Faculty of Economics, Universidade Nova deLisboa; ANDREA CARUGATI, Andrea CarugatiÅrhus School of Business, Århus University.
THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG DEVELOPMENT SKILLS, DESIGN QUALITY, ANDCENTRALITY IN OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS
DONATO BARBAGALLO, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy;CHIARA FRANCALANCI, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy.
DO BEST PRACTICE FRAMEWORKS FIT OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARECUSTOMIZATION?
STEFFEN KESSLER, Institute of Information Systems, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany;PAUL ALPAR, Institute of Information Systems, Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany
BITCHING, BOUNCING AND BRAWLING – HOW BACKCHANNELS BROUGHTCOLOUR TO CONFERENCE CALLS
BENJAMIN EATON, The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A MODEL FOR ASSESSING THESUCCESS OF EMPLOYEE PORTALS
NILS URBACH, European Business School (EBS), Germany; STEFAN SMOLNIK, European BusinessSchool (EBS), Germany; GEROLD RIEMPP, European Business School (EBS), Germany
EXPLORING THE IMPACT OF REAL-TIME COMMUNICATION ON MEDIACHOICE IN THE CONTEXT OF DISTRIBUTED WORK
ALEKSI AALTONEN, The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK; BENJAMIN EATON,The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK
THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW FORM OF IS OFFSHORE ENTERPRISE – THEMODERN HETERARCHY
BRIAN GANNON, University of London,, UK; DAVID WILSON, University of London, UK.
INTERNAL MARKETS AS A SOURCING OPTION FOR THE DELIVERY OF ISSERVICES: IMPROVING OUTSOURCING AND INSOURCING
JACQUES BULCHAND-GIDUMAL, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Facultad de CC.EE. yEmpresariales, Spain.
SOURCING AND AUTOMATION DECISIONS IN FINANCIAL VALUE CHAINS
MATTHIAS HENNEBERGER, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, Universityof Augsburg, Germany; ARNE KATZMARZIK, FIM Research Center Finance & InformationManagement, University of Augsburg, Germany;STEPHAN MÜLLER, FIM Research Center Finance& Information Management, University of Augsburg, Germany; FRANS-MATTHIS PLEIE, FIMResearch Center Finance & Information Management, University of Augsburg, Germany.
SIMMELIAN TIES, ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE, AND KNOWLEDGE SHARINGIN VIRTUAL WORKGROUPS
ZHI WEI HO, National University of Singapore, Singapore; KLARISSA CHANG, National Universityof Singapore, Singapore
WEB-ENABLED BOUNDARY SPANNERS AND THEIR ROLE IN THEKNOWLEDGE FLOW NETWORK
EOIN WHELAN, University of Limerick, Ireland; BRIAN DONNELLAN, NUI Galway, Ireland;ROBIN TEIGLAND, Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden; WILLIE GOLDEN, NUI Galway,Ireland.
RE “DESIGN NETWORKS” SHAPED BY THEIR OWN OUTCOMES?COORDINATION PROCESSES BETWEEN ACTORS AND ARTEFACTS
FRANCESCO BOLICI, OrgLab-DIAM, Cassino University, Italy; FRANCESCO VIRILI, OrgLab-DIAM,Cassino University, Italy.
EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMSDEVELOPMENT ACCORDING TO SOA
PHILIPP OFFERMANN, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Germany; UDO BUB, Deutsche TelekomLaboratories, Germany.
SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES: MODELING THE SELECTION OFSERVICES AND PLATFORMS
THOMAS WIDJAJA, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; PETER BUXMANN, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt, Germany.
DESIGN FACTORS FOR SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE APPLIED TOANALYTICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS: AN EXPLORATIVE ANALYSIS
BARBARA DINTER, University of St.Gallen, Institute of Information Management, Switzerland;FLORIAN STROH, University of St.Gallen, Institute of Information Management, Switzerland
TEACHING CASE: LEADING THE CHANGE – ERP IMPLEMENTATION AT KEDA
CHI YEUNG FUNG; YULIN FANG; HUAI QING WANG.
FUTURE REQUIREMENTS OF ERP SOFTWARE FROM THE VENDORS’ POINTOF VIEW
NORBERT FRICK, Institute for IS Research, Department of Computer Science, University ofKoblenz-Landau, Germany; PETRA SCHUBERT, Centre for Applied Information andCommunication Technologies – CAICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
EXPLORING ANTECEDENTS OF ORGANISATIONAL ADOPTION OF ERP ANDTHEIR EFFECT ON PERFORMANCE OF FIRMS
JIWAT RAM, School of Computer and Information Science, University of South Australia,Australia; MALCOLM PATTINSON School of Computer and Information Science, University ofSouth Australia, Australia.
INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE GOVERNANCE AND WINDOWS OFOPPORTUNITY
VIOLETA SUN,University of São Paulo, FEA/USP – Department of Business Administration, Brasil;MARGUNN AANESTAD, University of Oslo, Department of Informatics, Norway; ESPEN SKORVE,University of Oslo, Department of Informatics, Norway; GIANLUCA MISCIONE, Department ofUrban and Regional Planning and Geo-Information Management, The Netherlands.
CONFIGURATION OF ACTORS AND ROLES IN ESTABLISHING ICT
DONGBACK SEO, Universidad de Chile,, Chile; ARIEL LA PAZ, University of Groningen, TheNetherlands.
THE BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE COMPETENCE CENTRE AS AN INTERFACEBETWEEN IT AND USER DEPARTMENTS IN MAINTENANCE AND RELEASEDEVELOPMENT.
HENNING BAARS, University of Stuttgart, Germany; MICHAEL ZIMMER, University of Stuttgart,Germany; HANS-GEORG KEMPER, University of Stuttgart, Germany.
ANTECEDENTS AND DRIVERS OF IT-BUSINESS STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT:EMPIRICAL VALIDATION OF A THEORETICAL MODEL
ALI YAYLA, Binghamton University, USA; QING HU, Florida Atlantic UniversityUSA.
MAJOR ISSUES IN SISP: INSIGHTS INTO THE MAIN REASON OF SISP FAILURE
ZIJAD PITA, RMIT University, Australia;FRANCE CHEONG, RMIT University, Australia; BRIANCORBITT, RMIT University, Australia;.
THE ROLE OF STRATEGY IN THE EVOLUTION AND INNOVATION OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS: A SIMULATION EXPERIMENT
KEVIN GALLAGHER, Business Informatics Dep., College of Informatics, Northern KentuckyUniversity, USA;BRYAN HOSACK, School of Information Technology, Illinois State University, USA.
THE ICT CONVERGENCE DISCOURSE IN THE INFORMATION SYSTEMSLITERATURE – A SECOND-ORDER OBSERVATION
JAN HERZHOFF, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
RESEARCH 2.0: IMPROVING PARTICIPATION IN ONLINE RESEARCHCOMMUNITIES
ELAINE FERNELEY, Salford Business School, UK; ALEKSEJ HEINZE, Salford Business School, UK;PAUL CHILD, Virtual Surveys Ltd, Faulkner House, UK.
THE NOTION OF LIFEWORLD APPLIED TO INFORMATION SYSTEMSRESEARCH
ANDREW BASDEN, RIS, University of Salford, U.K.
A UTILITY-BASED MODEL TO DEFINE THE OPTIMAL DATA QUALITY LEVEL INIT SERVICE OFFERINGS
CINZIA CAPPIELLO, Politecnicodi Milano, DipartimentodiElettronicaeInformazione, Italy; MARCOCOMUZZI, City University London, Department of Computing, School of Informatics, UK.
UNPACKING THE ERP INVESTMENT DECISION: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENTOF THE BENEFITS AND RISKS
BYRON KEATING, University of Wollongong Australia; TIM COLTMAN, University of Wollongong,Australia; KATINA MICHAEL, University of Wollongong, Australia; VALERIE BAKER, University ofWollongong,, Australia.
TOWARDS UNFOLDING CRM IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES IN PAKISTAN:A CASE STUDY
HUMA HAMID, Brunel University, UK.
SUCCESS FACTOR VALIDATION FOR GLOBAL ERP PROGRAMMES
GUNTER SEIDEL, Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen,Switzerland;ANDREA BACK Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen,Switzerland.
“AVOIDING MANAGEMENT” OF RESISTANCES DURING IT PREIMPLEMENTATIONPHASE: A LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH IN A HIGH TECHCORPORATION
RÉGIS MEISSONIER, CEROM, GSCM – Montpellier Business School, France; EMMANUEL HOUZE,CREGOR, IAE, Montpellier II University, France.
BEHAVIORAL ASPECTS IN THE USE OF ERP SYSTEMS: STUDY OF A GLOBALORGANIZATION
SONIA DECOSTER, University of São Paulo, School of Economics, Business Administration andAccountancy, Brazil; RONALDO ZWICKER, University of São Paulo, School of Economics, BusinessAdministration and Accountancy, Brazil.
EXAMINING THE EFFECT OF USER EXPECTATIONS ON SYSTEM USE ACTIVITY
KEE-YOUNG KWAHK Kookmin University, Graduate School of Business IT, Korea;SONG-WOO OH Kookmin University, Graduate School of Business IT, Korea.
THE EFFECTS OF ONLINE COMMENTARY ON USERS’ INFORMATIONPROCESSING IN THE CONTEXT OF ONLINE DISCUSSION FORUMS
SUNGHUN CHUNG, Business School, Korea;YEOSUN YOON, Business School, Korea; INGOO HAN,Business School, Korea.
THE APPLICATION OF A PHENOMENOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK TO ASSESSUSER EXPERIENCE WITH MUSEUM TECHNOLOGIES
JESSIE PALLUD, CESAG Research Center, EM Strasbourg Business SchoolFrance.
INTEGRATING VALUE-ADDING MOBILE SERVICES INTO AN EMERGENCYMANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR TOURIST DESTINATIONS
TOBIAS SCHERNER, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany; JAN MUNTERMANN, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany;HEIKO ROSSNAGEL, Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering(IAO), Germany
TAXONOMY DEVELOPMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS: DEVELOPING ATAXONOMY OF MOBILE APPLICATIONS
ROBERT NICKERSON, San Francisco State University, College of BusinessUSA; UPKAR VARSHNEY,Georgia State University, USA; JAN MUNTERMANN, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany;HENRI ISAAC, Université Paris Dauphine, France.
EMERGING BUSINESS MODELS AND STRATEGIES FOR MOBILE MIDDLEWARETECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS: A REFERENCE FRAMEWORK
ANTONIO GHEZZI, Politecnicodi Milano, Department of Management, Economics and IndustrialEngineering, Italy.
A SAD STORY: THE CASE OF CONSTRAINED INFRASTRUCTURES CAUSED BY IT
STEFAN HENNINGSSON, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark;HELLE HENRIKSEN, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
CONTRIBUTION OF INTERNET TO A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
ABRAR HAIDER, School of Computer and Information Science, University of South Australia,Australia.
BARRIERS FOR TRANSFORMATION: IMPEDIMENTS FOR TRANSFORMINGTHE PUBLIC SECTOR THROUGH E-GOVERNMENT
ANNE FLEUR VAN VEENSTRA, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands,BRAM KLIEVINK Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands; MARIJN JANSSEN, DelftUniversity of Technology, The Netherlands.
A REVIEW OF ETHICAL THEORY IN THE ‘UPPER ECHELONS’ OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH
CHRISTOPHER BULL, Business Information Technology and Management Science, ManchesterMetropolitan University Business School, UK
GENDER AND VISIBLE MINORITY STATUS: CAREER ADVANCEMENT IN THECANADIAN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY SECTOR
WENDY CUKIER Ryerson University, 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; ; MARGARETYAP Ryerson University, Canada; MARK HOLMES Ryerso University, Canada; SARA RODRIGUESRyerson University, Canada.
MEASURING THE SUCCESS OF INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES DESIGNED TOINCREASE THE PARTICIPATION RATE BY WOMEN IN COMPUTING
ANNEMIEKE CRAIG, Deakin University, Pigdons Road, Geelong, Australia; LINDA DAWSONMonash University, Monash University, Australia; JULIE FISHER, Monash University, MonashUniversity Australia.
A SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF THE CO-AUTHORSHIP NETWORK OF THEAUSTRALASIAN CONFERENCE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS FROM 1990 TO2006
FRANCE CHEONG, RMIT University, School of Business IT, Australia; BRIAN CORBITT, RMITUniversity, School of Business IT, Australia.
USING INTERPRETIVE STRUCTURAL MODELING TO UNCOVER SHAREDMENTAL MODELS IN IS RESEARCH
SHIVRAJ KANUNGO, The George Washington University, USA; VIKAS JAIN, University of Tampa,USA.
THE SIGNIFICANT OTHERS OF SUBJECTIVE NORM SCIENTOMETRIC STUDY OFSUBJECTIVE NORM IN IS TOP-JOURNALS OVER TWO DECADES
ANDREAS ECKHARDT, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Centre of Human Resources InformationSystems, Germany.
UNPACKING MULTICULTURALISM IN THE ICT WORKPLACE: DIFFERENCES INRESPONSES TO WORKPLACE SITUATIONS FOR ENGLISH AND NON-ENGLISHSPEAKING BACKGROUNDS.
DEBORAH RICHARDS, Macquarie University, Australia; PETER BUSCH, Peter, MacquarieUniversity, Australia
AN INVESTIGATION OF HOW CULTURE IMPACTS GLOBAL WORK:UNPACKING THE LAYERS OF CULTURE
DONALD CHAND, Bentley University, IPM Department, USA; GARY DAVID, Bentley University,IPM Department, USA; ROBERT GALLIERS, Bentley University, Provost Office, USA; SENTHILKUMAR, Icfai University, Management Department, India.
COPING WITH CULTURAL AND MATURITY INEQUALITY IN OFFSHOREOUTSOURCING: IS MINIMIZING INTERACTION THE SOLUTION?
MORTEN HERTZUM , Roskilde University, Denmark, JAN PRIES-HEJE, Roskilde University,Denmark.
BID PRICE CONTROL AND DYNAMIC PRICING IN CLOUDS
ARUN ANANDASIVAM, University of Karlsruhe, Germany; MARC PREMM, University of Karlsruhe,Germany.
A MODEL OF PREFERENCE ELICITATION: THE CASE OF DISTRIBUTEDRESOURCE ALLOCATION
JOCHEN STÖSSER, Institute of Information Systems & Management, Universität Karlsruhe (TH),Germany; DIRK NEUMANN, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Germany; TIM PÜSCHEL, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Germany.
MAKING MONEY WITH CLOUDS: REVENUE OPTIMIZATION THROUGHAUTOMATED POLICY DECISIONS
TIM PÜSCHEL, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany; ARUN ANANDASIVAM, UniversitätKarlsruhe (TH), Germany; STEFAN BUSCHEK,Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; DIRKNEUMANN,Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany.
NEW LENSES TO INVESTIGATE MEDIA USE: THE LAYERING PROCESSPERSPECTIVE
NABILA BOUKEF CHARKI, Nabila, ESDES Business School, Catholic University of Lyon, France;MICHEL KALIKA, Ecole de Management Strasbourg, Université Robert Schuman, France.
INTERNET SOCIAL NETWORKING – DISTINGUISHING THE PHENOMENONFROM ITS MANIFESTATIONS IN WEB SITES
DANIEL RICHTER, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; KAI RIEMER, (ERCIS), University ofMünster, Germany; JAN VOM BROCKE, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; STEFANGROSSE BÖCKMANN. University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein
CRIMINALISING FANTASIES: THE REGULATION OF VIRTUAL CHILDPORNOGRAPHY
MARIE ENEMAN, University of Gothenburg, Sweden; ALISDAIR GILLESPIE, De MontfortUniversity, UK; BERND CARSTEN STAHL, De Montfort University, UK.
THE EFFECTS OF REGULATORY PRESSURE ON INFORMATION SYSTEMADOPTION SUCCESS: AN INSTITUTIONAL THEORY PERSPECTIVE
KATHARINA KRELL, The University of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia; SABINEMATOOK, The University of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia; FIONA ROHDE, TheUniversity of Queensland, UQ Business School, Australia.
A STUDY OF COMPLIANCE MANAGEMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEMSRESEARCH
SYED NORRISSYED ABDULLAH, The University of Queensland, Australia; MARTAINDULSKA, TheUniversity of Queensland, Australia; SHAZIA SADIQ, The University of Queensland, Australia.
ANALYSING THE EFFECT OF SECURITY ON INFORMATION QUALITYDIMENSIONS
MARKUS HELFERT, Dublin City University, Ireland; OWEN FOLEY, Owen, Galway Mayo Institute ofTechnology, Ireland; MOUZHI GE, Dublin City University, Ireland; CINZIA CAPPIELLO, PolitecnicodiMilano, DipartimentodiElettronicaeInformazione, Italy.
MITIGATING RESPONSE DISTORTION IN IS ETHICS RESEARCH
SAMUEL KWAN, HKUS, Hong Kong; KAR TAM , HKUS, Hong Kong.
IDENTITY IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
URI GAL Aarhus School of Business, University of Aarhus, Denmark; ANNEMETTE KJÆRGAARDCopenhagen Business School, Denmark.
A SITUATED KNOWLEDGE WORK CONTEXT PERSPECTIVE NON KNOWLEDGEMANAGEMENT SOFTWARE-ORGANISATION MISALIGNMENTS
KHUONG LE-NGUYEN Royal Holloway College, University of London, UK; ROMANO DYERSONRoyal Holloway College, University of London, UK; G. ‘HARI’ HARINDRANATH Royal HollowayCollege, University of London, UK.
TOWARDS OPERATIONAL RISK-AWARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A CRITICALREALIST PERSPECTIVE
KRISTIAN ROTARU, Monash University, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; CARLA WILKIN,Monash University, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; ANDRZEJ CEGLOWSKI, MonashUniversity, Dep. of Accounting & Finance, Australia; LEONID CHURILOV, University of Melbourne,Australia.
WHY RISK MANAGEMENT MATTERS IN IT OUTSOURCING – A SYSTEMATICLITERATURE REVIEW
BENEDIKT MARTENS, University of Osnabrueck, Germany; FRANK TEUTEBERG, University ofOsnabrueck, Germany.
EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRUST AND CONTROL IN ITOUTSOURCING RELATIONSHIPS
DANIEL BEIMBORN, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany;FRANK SCHLOSSER, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany;TIM WEITZEL, Dep. of Information Systems and Services, University of Bamberg, Germany.
PREDOMINANTLY ELECTRONIC OR PERSONAL SERVICE DELIVERY? A CASE INTHE WEALTH MANAGEMENT CONTEXT
ANNE SUNIKKA, Helsinki School of Economics, Department of Business Technology, Finland.
RECONCEPTUALISING THE INFORMATION SYSTEM AS A SERVICE
GUY GABLE, Queensland University of Technology, Australia;ARUN RAI, Georgia State University, USA
MEASUREMENT OF E-SERVICE QUALITY: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON ONLINETRAVEL SERVICE
HONGXIU LI, Turku School of Economics, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland; YONG LIU,ÅboAkademi University, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland; REIMA SUOMI, urku Schoolof Economics, Turku Center for Computer Science, Finland..
A TEACHING CASE: TOWARDS BRIDGING DISCIPLINARY DIVIDES IN ITEDUCATION
KAREN NEVILLE, University College Cork; Ireland MARGARET HEALY, University College Cork;Ireland.
THE ROLE OF TRAINING IN DECREASING ANXIETY AMONG EXPERIENCEDCOMPUTER USERS
BERTTA SOKURA, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland; ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
THE DEVELOPMENT AND TEST OF A RELATIONSHIP MODEL ON SYSTEM USE,JOB LEARNING, AND IMPACT
JERRY CHANG, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA; REZA TORKZADEH, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA; ANDREWHARDIN, UNLV, Las Vegas, USA.
THE “FEAR FACTOR” IN CRITICAL CARE TELE-PEDIATRICS
JANIS GOGAN, Bentley University, USA; RYAN BAXTER, Bentley University, USA; MONICAGARFIELD, Bentley University, USA.
CONSUMERS’ ACCEPTANCE AND USE OF PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDSYSTEMS: A THEORETICAL MODEL
VAHID ASSADI, McMaster University, DeGroote School of, Canada ; KHALED HASSANEIN,McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada
ATTITUDES TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONS
ANN SVENSSON, University West, Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; ULRIKA SNIS,University West, Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; PIA SVANBERG, University West,Department of Economics and IT, SWEDEN; LARS SVENSSON, University West, Department ofEconomics and IT, SWEDEN.
INNOVATIVE CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: A SINGAPORE ITHEALTCARE CASE STUDY
SAY-YEN TEOH, RMIT University, Australia; SHUN CAI Logistics Institute-Asia Pacific: NationalUniversity of Singapore, Singapore.
TOWARDS A REFERENCE MODEL FOR GRASSROOTS ENTERPRISE MASHUPENVIRONMENTS
KATARINA STANOEVSKA-SLABEVA, University of St. Gallen& SAP Research St. Gallen, Switzerland;VOLKER HOYER, University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland.
HOW FACTORS AFFECTING SELECTION OF IMPLEMENTATION APPROACHINFLUENCE ERP SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION COSTS.
BJÖRN JOHANSSON, Copenhagen Business School, Center for Applied ICT, Denmark; FRANTISEKSUDZINA, Copenhagen Business School, Center for Applied ICT, Denmark.
COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES OF ELECTRONIC MARKETPLACES IN THE RETAILAUTOMOTIVE AND MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND ORDER (MRO)INDUSTRIES.
CARINE DOMINGUEZ, University Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne, France.
THE ENTERPRISES SIMULATION IN SECOND LIFE. THE CASE OF PERTING LTD
LAURA TAMPIERI, Bologna University – Forlì Faculty of Economics, Italy.
WHAT HABBO GOERS DO IN PRACTICE? DECOMPOSING ATTITUDINALBELIEFS
JANI MERIKIVI, Turku Centre for Computer Science, Finland.
ON THE EVOLUTION OF ONLINE TOURISM COMMUNITIES – NETWORKBATTLE OR LONG TAIL NICHES?
FELIX-ROBINSON ASCHOFF, Department of Informatics, University of Zurich, Swizzerland;GERHARD SCHWABE, Department of Informatics, University of Zurich, Swizzerland
VALUE POTENTIAL AND CHALLENGES OF SERVICE-ORIENTEDARCHITECTURES – A USER AND VENDOR PERSPECTIVE
ALEXANDER BECKER, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany; PETER BUXMANN, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt, Germany; THOMAS WIDJAJA, Technische Universität Darmstadt,Germany.
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ALIGNMENT OF SOA DEVELOPMENT WITHBUSINESS OBJECTIVES
JARI ANTIKAINEN, Tampere University of Technology, Finland; SAMULI PEKKOLA TampereUniversity of Technology, Finland.
IMPACT OF SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURES (SOA) ON BUSINESSPROCESS STANDARDIZATION – PROPOSING A RESEARCH MODEL
DANIEL BEIMBORN, University of Bamberg, Germany; NILS JOACHIM, University of Bamberg,Germany;BJOERN MUENSTERMANN, University of Bamberg, Germany.
TRACKING BASED PRODUCT AUTHENTICATION: CATCHING INTRUDERS INTHE SUPPLY CHAIN
NINA OERTEL, SAP Research CEC Karlsruhe, Germany
STORING DATA ON RFID TAGS: A STANDARDS-BASED APPROACH
CHRISTOPH TRIBOWSKI, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; KARSTEN SPIN, OSRComputertechnik& Consulting, Germany; OLIVER GUENTHER, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin,Germany; OLAF SIELEMANN, OSR Computertechnik& Consulting, Am Germany.
P2P ARCHITECTURE FOR UBIQUITOUS SUPPLY CHAIN SYSTEMS
NINA SCHOENEMANN, University of Cologne, Germany; KAI FISCHBACH, University of Cologne,Germany; DETLEF SCHODER, University of Cologne, Germany.
REQUIREMENTS ON IT BUSINESS VALUE MEASURES FOR MOBILEINTEGRATEDBUSINESS PROCESSES
KAI HABERMANN, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany,KEY POUSTTCHI, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany.
TEACHING CASE INFLUENCES OF SIX SIGMA \R\NEMBRACEMENT ANDABONDENMENT
WASANA BANDARA, QueenslandUniversityofTechnology, Australia;DIANA HECKL, FrankfurtSchoolof Finance & Management, FrankfurtamMain;MICHAEL ROSEMANN, QueenslandUniversityofTechnology, Brisbane, Australia.
OPEN PROCESS INNOVATION: A MULTI-METHOD STUDY ON THEINVOLVEMENT OF CUSTOMERS AND CONSULTANTS IN PUBLIC SECTOR BPM
BJÖRN NIEHAVES, ERCIS, UniversityofMünster, Germany
MODELLING USE CONTINUANCE IN VIRTUAL WORLDS: THE CASE OFSECOND LIFE
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, UK
THE MODERATING ROLE OF UTILITARIAN/HEDONIC USER MOTIVATION ONUSER BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS WEB 2.0 APPLICATIONS
HSIA-CHING CHANG, National Taiwan University, Taiwan; LunghwaUniversityof Science andTechnology, Taiwan;CHEN-YA WANG, National Taiwan University, Taiwan;SENG-CHO T. CHOU, University at Albany, State UniversityofNewYork, USA
DISCUSSION OF FUNCTIONAL DESIGN OPTIONS FOR ONLINE RATINGSYSTEMS: A STATE-OF-THE-ART ANALYSIS
AXEL WINKELMANN, UniversityofKoblenz-Landau, Koblenz, Germany;SEBASTIAN HERWIG, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, GermanyJENS POEPPELBUSS, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany;DANIEL TIEBE, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany;JÖRG BECKER, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany.
TOWARDS A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR A HUMAN DEVELOPMENTBASED“BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID” ICT DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY INSOUTH AFRICA
WALTER BROWN, MonashRuimsig, South Africa;IRWIN BROWN Universityof Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa
RECOGNIZING WORK PRIORITIES AND TASKS IN INCOMING MESSAGESTHROUGH PERSONAL ONTOLOGIES SUPPLEMENTED BY LEXICAL CLUES
ROGER TAGG, Universityof South Australia, Adelaide, Australia;PRASHANT GANDHI, Universityof South Australia, Australia;RAAJ SRINIVASAN KUMAAR Universityof South Australia, Australia.
THE EMERGENCE OF LANGUAGE CONSENSUS – INTENSIFYING LANGUAGEINTERACTION IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
MARIANNE CORVERA VARGAS, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany
VALUATION OF ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS – AN ECONOMIC MODEL ANDITS APPLICATION USING THE CASE OF XING.COM
MARTIN GNEISER, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany; JULIA HEIDEMANN,UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany; MATHIAS KLIER, Universityof Innsbruck, Innsbruck,Austria; CHRISTIAN WEIÁ, UniversityofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany.
REVEALING KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS FROM COMPUTER MEDIATEDCOMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
JURRIAAN VAN REIJSEN, Utrecht University, The Nederlands; REMKO HELMS, Utrecht University,The Nederlands
ANALYZING COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OFCOMMUNITY WIRELESS NETWORKS
ABDELNASSER ABDELAAL, Universityof Nebraska, Omaha, USA; HESHAM ALI, UniversityofNebraska, Omaha, USA
UNDERSTANDING CITIZENS’ BEHAVIOURAL INTENTION IN THE ADOPTIONOF E-GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN THE STATE OF QATAR
SHAFI AL-SHAFI, BrunelUniversity, UK; VISHANTH WEERAKKODY, BrunelUniversity, BusinessSchool, UK
DOES THE ANSWER LIE IN COLLABORATION? – A CASE STUDY ON E-GOVER
BJÖRN NIEHAVES, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Muenster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER,UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Muenster, Germany; KEVIN ORBACH, UniversityofMünster,(ERCIS), Muenster, Germany
THE (MISSING?) VALUE OF IT IN PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS – THE CASE OF THESWEDISH RESCUE SERVICES
JAN LJUNGBERG, GothenburgUniversity, Gothenburg; Sweden; JANE FRISK,GothenburgUniversity, Gothenburg. Sweden
DECISION MODELS AND THE ADOPTION OF WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
GREGORY GIMPEL, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
ACCEPTANCE PROBLEMS OF AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE AND MOBILETECHNOLOGIES IN HOSPTALS IN INDIA AND GERMANY
TYGE KUMMER, ESCP-EAP Berlin, Germany; MARKUS BICK, ESCP-EAP Berlin, Germany; RAJGURURAJAN, UniversityofSouthernQueensland,, Australia
WHY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IS NOT BEING USED FOR FINANCIALADVISORY
PHILIPP NUSSBAUMER, Universityof Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland; GERHARD SCHWABE,Universityof Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
ONLINE, SET, GO – DESIGN AND EMPIRICAL TEST OF AN IT-BASED PHYSICALACTIVITY INTERVENTION
UTA KNEBEL, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER,UniversitaetKassel, Kassel, Germany; SEBASTIAN ESCH, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching,Germany; AXEL PRESSLER, UniversitaetMuenchen, Garching, Germany ; HELMUT KRCMAR,UniversitaetMuenchen,, Germany.
HEALTH INFORMATION PORTALS: HOW CAN WE IMPROVE THE USER’SSEARCH EXPERIENCE?
JULIE FISHER, MonashUniversity, Australia; FRADA BURSTEIN, , MonashUniversity, Australia;ROSETTA MANASZEWICZ, , MonashUniversity, Australia; KATE LAZARENKO, , MonashUniversity,Australia
DATA STAKEHOLDERS INTERACTING WITH PATIENT DATA
RETHA DE LA HARPE, Cape PeninsulaUniversityofTechnology, Cape Town, South Africa.
MICROEMANCIPATORY PRACTICIES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMDEVELOPMENT
DUBRAVKA CECEZ-KECMANOVIC, AustralianSchoolof Business, Sydney, Australia; MARIUSJANSON, UniversityofMissouri-St. Louis, USA
A PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO IS DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIO-TECHNICALEVALUATION
SABINE MADSEN, Roskilde University, Roskilde, Denmark; RICHARD VIDGEN, UniversityofBath,Bath, UK.
TOWARD THE CONCEPT OF POCKETS OF CREATIVITY IN BUSINESSPROCESSES
STEFAN SEIDEL, Universityof Liechtenstein, Principalityof Liechtenstein; FELIX MÜLLERWIENBERGEN,(ERCIS), UniversityofMünster, Münster, Germany; MILAN KAROW, (ERCIS),UniversityofMünster, Germany; MICHAEL ROSEMANN, QueenslandUniversity of TechnologyAustralia;
COMPONENT-BASED PROCESS MODELLING IN HEALTH CARE
LARS BAACKE, Universityof St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland; TOBIAS METTLER, Universityof St.Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland; PETER ROHNER, Universityof St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland
AN AGENT-BASED APPROACH TO IMPROVING RESOURCE ALLOCATION INTHE DUTCH YOUTH HEALTH CARE SECTOR
ERIK GIESEN, INITI8, Van Nelleweg1, Rotterdam, NL; WOLFGANG KETTER, ErasmusUniversityRotterdam, NLROB ZUIDWIJK, ErasmusUniversity Rotterdam, NL
RFID-ENABLED PROCESS CAPABILITIES AND ITS IMPACTS ON HEALTHCAREPROCESS PERFORMANCE: A MULTI-LEVEL ANALYSIS
MARK LEWIS, Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA; BALAJI SANKARANARAYANAN,Bentley University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA; ARUN RAI, Georgia State University, Atlanta,Georgia, USA.
PRESENTING DATA FOR TEAM-BASED DECISION-MAKING IN AGILEINFORMATION SYSTEMS PROJECTS
KIERAN CONBOY, National UniversityofIreland, Galway, Galway, Ireland; THOMAS ACTON,National UniversityofIreland, Galway, Ireland; RAIJA HALONEN, National UniversityofIreland,Galway, Ireland
ENABLING OPEN INNOVATION: PROPOSAL OF A FRAMEWORK SUPPORTINGICT AND KMS IMPLEMENTATION IN WEB-BASED INTERMEDIARIES
SVEN CARLSSON, LundSchoolofEconomics and Management, Lund, Sweden; VINCENZOCORVELLO, Universityof Calabria, Rende, Italy; PIERO MIGLIARESE, Universityof Calabria, Rende,Italy.
DIGITAL LIBRARIES AS INFORMATION ORGANIZATIONS. THE RE-UNFOLDINGOF THE MEMORY/INFORMATION PARADOX
ATTILA MARTON,London SchoolofEconomics and Political Science, London, UK.
THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES,WORKPLACE RE-ORGANIZATION AND TRADE ON THE DEMAND FOREMPLOYEES SKILLS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GREEK AND SWISSENTERPRISES
EURIPIDIS LOUKIS, Federal ETH Zuric, Switzerland; SPYROS ARVANITIS, Universityof the Aegean,Island ofSamos, Greece.
COUNTERACTING FORCES IN IMPLEMENTATION OF IS-ENABLED GLOBALBUSINESS PROCESSES
MØYFRID SANNARNES, UniversityofAgder, Kristiansand, Norway; BJØRN MUNKVOLD,UniversityofAgder, Kristiansand; Norway; KIM ANDERSEN, Copenhagen Business School,Howitzvej, Denmark.
AN APPROACH TO ASSESS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF BUSINESS PROCESSMANAGEMENT IN ENTERPRISES
MICHAEL ROHLOFF, Universityof Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany.
WOULD I USE MY PERSONAL BLOG FOR COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE?
WEE-KEK TAN, National Universityof Singapore; CHUAN-HOO TAN, City Universityof Hong Kong,Kowloon, Hong Kong; HOCK-HAI TEO, National Universityof Singapore.
CONSUMERS’ PERCEPTION OF CONTROL OVER ONLINE INFORMATIONDISCLOSURE. AN ELECTRONIC FOCUS GROUP STUDY
MIRELLA LÄHTEENMÄKI, Helsinki SchoolofEconomics, Finland; JOHANNA BRAGGE, HelsinkiSchoolofEconomics, Finland; ANNE SUNIKKA, Helsinki SchoolofEconomics, Finland.
FILE-SHARING – A THREAT TO INTELL
BO ANDERSSON, LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics& Management, Lund, Sweden; PAULPIERCE, , LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics and Management, Lund, Sweden; MARKUSLAHTINEN, LundUniversity, SchoolofEconomics& Management, Lund, Sweden.“
WHO IS IN CHARGE AND WHOSE RULES ARE FOLLOWED..?”:POWER IN AINTER-ORGANISATIONAL IS PROJECT
RIITTA HEKKALA, UniversityofOulu, Finland; CATHY URQUHART, Universityof Auckland, Auckland,New Zealand; NETTA IIVARI UniversityofOulu, UniversityofOulu, Finland
GENERATIVE MECHANISMS FOR INNOVATION IN INFORMATIONINFRASTRUCTURES
BENDIK BYGSTAD, NorwegianSchoolof IT, Oslo, Norway.
A CONCEPTUAL MODELING APPROACH FOR SUPPLY CHAIN EVENTMANAGEMENT (SCEM)
AXEL WINKELMANN, UniversityofKoblenz-Landau, Koblenz, Germany; STEFAN FLEISCHER,UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany; SEBASTIAN HERWIG, UniversityofMünster,(ERCIS), Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER, UniversityofMünster, (ERCIS), Münster, Germany.
DEALING WITH TIGHT COUPLINGS AND MULTIPLE INTERACTIONS INCOMPLEX TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
MARGUNN AANESTAD, Universityof Oslo, Oslo, Norwa; TINA JENSEN, AarhusSchoolof Business,Aarhus, Denmark; MIRIA GRISOT, Universityof Oslo, Oslo, Norway.
THE MEDIATING ROLE OF IT KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION CAPABILITY IN THERELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEAM PERFORMANCE AND TEAM CLIMATE
LEONARDO CAPORARELLO, Bocconi University Milan, Italy; STEFANO BASAGLIA, BocconiUniversity Milan, Italy; MASSIMO MAGNI, Bocconi University Milan, Italy.
IT-ENABLED CHANGE INTO THE STRUCTURES OF HEALTH INFORMATIONSYSTEMS IN AFRICA: A CASE STUDY IN KENYA
ROBERTA BERNARDI, Warwick Business School, Coventry, UK.
A WIKI-BASED APPROACH TO ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTUREDOCUMENTATION AND ANALYSIS
SABINE BUCKL, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany; FLORIAN MATTHES,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchenGarching, Germany; CHRISTIAN NEUBERT,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany; CHRISTIAN SCHWEDA,TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Garching, Germany
SOCIAL CAPITAL IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT: A CASE OF GRIDDEVELOPMENT IN PARTICLE PHYSICS
YINGQIN ZHENG, London SchoolofEconomics, London, UK; WILL VENTERS, LondonSchoolofEconomics, London, UK; TONY CORNFORD London SchoolofEconomics, London, UK.
MOBILE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND ORGANIZATIONAL CONTROL: AFOUCAULDIAN APPROACH
AURELIE LECLERCQ-VANDELANNOITTE.Aurélie, IESEG School of Management, France
BIASED PROJECT STATUS REPORTS: A SURVEY OF IS PROFESSIONALS
RON THOMPSON, Wake Forest University, Babcock School of Management, USA; CHARLESIACOVOU, Wake Forest University, Babcock School of Management, USA; H. JEFF SMITH,MiamiUniversity, Farmer School of Business, USA .
IS PROJECT EVALUATION METHODOLOGY – SCIENCE OR ART?
FOUAD NAGM, School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australian Schoolof Business, Australia; DUBRAVKA CECEZ-KECMANOVIC, School of Information Systems,Technology and Management, Australian School of Business, Australia; MARY ANNE KENNAN,School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australian School of Business,Australia.
AN EXPLORATORY EVALUATION OF THREE IS PROJECT PERFORMANCEMEASUREMENT METHODS
CORLANE BARCLAY, University of the West Indies, Departments of Computing & ManagementStudies, Jamaica; KWEKU-MUATA OSEI-BRYSON, Virginia Commonwealth University, School ofBusiness, USA.
A TRANSACTION COST THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SOFTWARE-AS-A-SERVICE(SAAS)-BASED SOURCING IN SMBS AND ENTERPRISES
ALEXANDER BENLIAN, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, Institute for InformationSystems and New Media, Germany.
CONTINGENT DYNAMICS OF IS ALIGNMENT IN SMES
MARGI LEVY, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK; PHILIP POWELL, School ofManagement, University of Bath, UK and University of Groningen, Netherlands; PHILIP YETTON,Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales, Australia.
SLACK-ENABLED INNOVATION VERSUS PROBLEMISTIC SEARCH: FINDINGSFROM CASE STUDIES AMONG SME
HEINZ-THEO WAGNER, Heilbronn business school, Bahnhofstr. Germany; KRISTINA ETTRICH,Heilbronn business schoolGermany.
CONTROLLING COMPUTER-BASED MULTITASKING THROUGHPROVISIONING SYSTEMS IN CO-LOCATED LEARNING SETTINGS
GREGORY TRUMAN, Information Systems Area, IE Business School, Spain.
MANAGEMENT COLLUSION: KEEPING THE LID ON THE ‘CAN OF WORMS
‘POLLY SOBREPERE, Salford Business School, Salford, UK
GOVERNMENT AND SELF-GOVERNMENT IN IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
IOANNA CHINI, London School of Economics, London, UK.
THE ROLE OF BOUNDARY OBJECTS AND BOUNDARY SPANNING IN DATAWAREHOUSING – A RESEARCH-IN-PROGRESS REPORT
HELENA VRANESIC, Goethe University, Germany; CHRISTOPH ROSENKRANZ, Goethe University,Germany.
EFFICIENT COMMUNICATION IN FINANCIAL DATA WAREHOUSING PROJECTS– INSIGHTS FROM A MULTIPLE CASE STUDY
MARC RAEKERS, zeb/information.technology, Germany; CHRISTOPH ROSENKRANZ, Goethe-University, Germany.
A COMMUNICATION EFFICIENCY MODEL FOR ETL PROJECTS IN FINANCIALDATA WAREHOUSING
MARC RÄKERS, zeb/information.technology, Germany
AN ONTOLOGY-DRIVEN TOPIC MAPPING APPROACH TO MULTI-LEVELMANAGEMENT OF E-LEARNING RESOURCES
BHAVANI SRIDHARAN, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University, Victoria, AU;HEPU DENG, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University,Victoria, Australia;BRIAN CORBITT, School of Business Information Technology, RMIT University,Victoria, Australia
EXPLORING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL ALIGNMENT WITHIN ANINNOVATION CONTEXT
TADHG NAGLE, University College Cork, Ireland; WILLIE GOLDEN, National UniversityofIreland,Galway
TOWARDS A REFERENCE MODEL FOR ONLINE RESEARCH MAPS
RALF KNACKSTEDT, UniversityofMuenster, Leonardo-Campus3, 48149 Münster, Germany,LUKASZ LIS, UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany; ARMIN STEIN, UniversityofMuenster,Münster, Germany; INGO BARTH, UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER,UniversityofMuenster, Münster, Germany
A DELPHI STUDY ON COLLABORATIVE LEARNING IN DISTANCE EDUCATION
SUSAN O’NEILL, NUI Galway, Ireland; MURRAY SCOTT, NUI Galway, Ireland;KIERAN CONBOY, NUI Galway, Ireland
A ‘USES AND GRATIFICATIONS’ APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING THE ROLEOF WIKI TECHNOLOGY IN ENHANCING TEACHING AND LEARNINGOUTCOMES
ZIXIU GUO, Universityof New South Wales, Sydney , Australia; YING ZHANG, Universityof NewSouth Wales, Sydney , Australia; KENNETH STEVENS, Universityof New South Wales, Sydney
E-LEARNING ACCEPTANCE IN WORKPLACE TRAINING: THE CASE OF A GREEKBANK
SPIROS BOROTIS, AthensUniversityofEconomics and Business, Athens, Greece; ANGELIKIPOULYMENAKOU, AthensUniversityofEconomics and Business, Athens, Greece
THE IMPACT OF LEARNING CULTURE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY USEON KNOWLEDGE-SHARING: A CASE OF KFUPM
MUSTAFA EID, KFUPM, Dhahran, KSA; NURADDEN NUHU, KFUPM, Dhahran, KSA
TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE – THE STORY OF AN ENTERPRISE SYSTEMIMPLEMENTATION
ABDUL AZIZ AHMAD, Manchester Business School, Universityof Manchester, Manchester, UK;MICHAEL NEWMAN, Universityof Manchester, UK; NorwegianSchoolofEconomics& BusinessAdministration, Bergen, Norway
DIGITAL DIFFERENTIATION, SOFTWARE PRODUCT LINES, AND THECHALLENGE OF ISOMORPHISM IN INNOVATION: A CASE STUDY
LENA ANDREASSON, ViktoriaInstitute, Gothenburg, Sweden; OLA HENFRIDSSON,ViktoriaInstitute, Gothenburg, Sweden
A REAL OPTIONS APPROACH FOR VALUATING INTERTEMPORALINTERDEPENDENCIES WITHIN A VALUE-BASED IT PORTFOLIOMANAGEMENT – A RISK-RETURN PERSPECTIVE
DENNIS DIEPOLD, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, Germany;CHRISTIAN ULLRICH, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, University ofAugsburg, Germany; ALEXANDER WEHRMANN, Senacor Technologies AG, Germany;STE FFENZIMMERMANN, University of Innsbruck, Austria.
STOCK MARKET REACTION TO INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENTS:TOWARDS AN EXPLANATORY MODEL
NARCYZ ROZTOCKI, School of Business, State University of New York at New Paltz, USA; HEINZWEISTROFFER, Heinz Roland, School of Business, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA.
THE HEDONIC AND UTILITARIAN VALUE OF DIGITAL GAMES AT PRODUCTCATEGORY LEVEL
JAN STORGÅRDS, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland; ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
UNDERSTANDING SUPPLIERS’ PARTICIPATION IN BUSINESS-TOGOVERNMENT(B2G) ELECTRONIC AUCTION MARKETS IN THE THAICONTEXT
KITSADA DOLPANYA, The University of New South Wales, School of Information Systems,Technology and Management, Australia; LESLEY LAND, The University of New South Wales,School of Information Systems, Technology and Management, Australia; GEOFF DICK, TheUniversity of New South Wales, School of Information Systems, Technology and Management,Australia.
FOSTERING EFFICIENCY OF COMPUTATIONAL RESOURCE ALLOCATION -INTEGRATING INFORMATION SERVICES INTO MARKETS
NIKOLAY BORISSOV, University of Karlsruhe, Germany; RENÉ BRUNNER, Technical University ofCatalonia, Spain; DIRK NEUMANN, University of Freiburg, Germany; FELIX FREITAG, TechnicalUniversity of Catalonia, Spain; LEANDRO NAVARRO, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain;CHRISTOF WEINHARDT, University of Karlsruhe, Germany.
AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SERVICE-ORIENTED INFRASTRUCTURES FORRISK/RETURN MANAGEMENT
HANS ULRICH BUHL, FIM Research Center Finance & Information Management, University ofAugsburg,, GermanyGILBERT F; RIDGEN, FIM Research Center Finance & InformationManagement, University of Augsburg,16, Germany; WOLFGANG HACKENBROCH, Hypo RealEstate Holding AG, Munich, Germany.
BRIDGING THE GAPS: PACKAGED SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTSIN VIETNAM
VUONG NGUYEN, The National Australian University Camberra, Australia; WALTER FERNANDEZ,The National Australian University, Camberra, Australia.
WHEN STANDARDS IS NOT ENOUGH TO SECURE INTEROPERABILITY ANDCOMPETITIVENESS FOR EUROPEAN EXPORTERS
STEFAN HENNINGSSON, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark; NIELSBJØRN-ANDERSEN, Center for Applied ICT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark.
DO USERS GO WITH THE NEW WORKFLOW? FROM USER PARTICIPATION TOQUALITY OF WORK DURING WFM DEPLOYMENT
BENNY DE WAAL, Research Centre for Innovation and Business, University of Applied SciencesUtrecht, The Netherlands; RONALD BATENBURG, Institute of Information and ComputingScience, Utrecht University, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
A QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF NFC BASED CONTACTLESS PAYMENTSYSTEMS IN RETAIL
THOMAS WIECHERT, ITEM-HSG, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; FREDERIC THIESSE, ITEMHSG,University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ELGAR FLEISCH, University of St. Gallen and D-MTEC,Switzerland.
NFC BASED SERVICE INNOVATION IN RETAIL: AN EXPLORATIVE STUDY
THOMAS WIECHERT, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ANDREAS SCHALLER, TechnologyConsulting, Germany,; FREDERIC THIESSE, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland; ELGAR FLEISCH,University of St. Gallen and D-MTEC, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.
AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION OF CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS INWIRELESS FIELD FORCE AUTOMATION PROJECTS
KHOUBEIB DJEMAI,CERAG Laboratory, CNRS – UMR 5820, University of Grenoble, France; MARCFAVIER, CERAG Laboratory, CNRS – UMR 5820, University of Grenoble, France.
IN-HOUSE DEVELOPMENT AS AN ALTERNATIVE FOR ERP ADOPTION BYSMES: A CRITICAL CASE STUDY
PLACIDE POBA-NZAOU, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada; LOUIS RAYMOND,Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada.
CONSUMER ACCEPTANCE OF BIOMETRICS FOR IDENTITY VERIFICATION INFINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
MILENA HEAD, McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada; MICHAEL BREWARD,McMaster University, DeGroote School of Business, Canada; KHALED HASSANEIN. McMasterUniversity, DeGroote School of Business, Canada
A EUROPEAN STUDY OF E-BUSINESS MATURITY AND ICT-BENEFITS: IS THEREA CONDITIONAL RELATIONSHIP?
RONALD BATENBURG, Inst. of Information and Computing Science, Utrecht University, TheNetherlands; IOANNA D. CONSTANTIOU, Department of Informatics, Copenhagen BusinessSchool, Denmark.
USABILITY OF IT-SYSTEMS IS MORE THAN INTERACTION QUALITY – THENEED OF COMMUNICATION AND BUSINESS PROCESS CRITERIA
STEFAN CRONHOLM, Linköping University, Dept of Management and Engineering, Sweden;VINCE BRUNORMIT University, School of Business Information Technology, Australia.
USING GROUNDED THEORY FOR STUDYING BUSINESS PROCESSMANAGEMENT PHENOMENA
STEFAN SEIDEL, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; JAN RECKER, Queensland University ofTechnology, Australia.
CONSTRUCTING COMPARABLE BUSINESS PROCESS MODELS WITH DOMAINSPECIFIC LANGUAGES – AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany; DOMINIC BREUKER, University of Münster,Germany; DANIEL PFEIFFER, University of Münster, Germany; MICHAEL RÄCKERS, University ofMünster, Germany.
THE TWO CULTURES AND THE INTERNET REVOLUTION
PAUL LICKER, Oakland University, Rochester, USA; SUSANNAH CAMERON CRICHTON, CameronCrichton Associates, USA.
OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF MOBILE PERSONALIZATION: ANEXPLORATORY STUDY
SHUK YING HO, The Australian National University, Australia.
THE IMPACT OF CULTURE ON MOBILE PHONE PURCHASING: ACOMPARISON BETWEEN THAI AND BRITISH CONSUMERS
MONTHATHIP SRIKES, School of Management, University of Surrey, UK; CATHERINE COLLINS,School of Management, University of Surrey, UK; PANOS LOUVIERIS, School of Management,University of Surrey, UK.
IT IMPACTS ON OPERATION-LEVEL AGILITY IN SERVICE INDUSTRIES
ONE-KI (DANIEL) LEE, University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA; PENGXU, University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA; JEAN-PIERRE KUILBOER,University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA ; NOUSHIN ASHRAFI,University of Massachusetts Boston, College of Management, USA.
UNDERSTANDING AGILITY IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ACOMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE
XIAOFENG WANG, Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, Ireland; KIERANCONBOY, National University of Ireland, Ireland,
A CASE STUDY OF RISK MANAGEMENT IN AGILE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
SHARON COYLE, Centre for Innovation and Structural Change, , National University of Ireland,Ireland; KIERAN CONBOY, Centre for Innovation and Structural Change, National University ofIreland, Ireland
KNOWLEDGE CLUSTERS: DEALING WITH A MULTILEVEL PHENOMENON
MAMATA BHANDAR, U21 Global, 5 Shenton Way, Singapore; SHAN PAN, National University ofSingapore, Singapore ; BERNARD TAN, National University of Singapore, Singapore.
CONCEPTUAL CONVERGENCES: POSITIONING INFORMATION SYSTEMSAMONG THE BUSINESS DISCIPLINES
DIRK HOVORKA, Faculty of Business, Technology, and Sustainable Development, Bond University,AU; KAI LARSEN, Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado, USA; DAVID MONARCHI,Information Systems (retired) University of Colorado, USA.
AN EXPLORATION OF THE REAL OR IMAGINED CONSEQUENCES OFINFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH FOR PRACTICE
DAVID AVISON, ESSEC, Cergy-Pontoise, France; SHIRLEY GREGOR, Australian National University,Australia.
IOS PROJECT MOTIVATION AS A DETERMINANT OF PROJECT ACTIVITIESAND BUSINESS CAPABILITIES
STEPHEN SMITH, Monash University, Department of Accounting and Finance, Australia, and TheUniversity of Melbourne, Department of Information Systems, Australia; GRAEME SHANKS, TheUniversity of Melbourne, Department of Information Systems, Australia; ROBERT JOHNSTON,University College Dublin, School of Business, Ireland; MD MAHBUBUR,RAHIM, MonashUniversity, Caulfield School of Information Technology, Australia.
WHAT WE NEED: PROJECT MANAGERS` EVALUATION OF TOPMANAGEMENT ACTIONS REQUIRED FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENTPROJECTS
OCHINI MADANAYAKE, Australian National University, Australia; SHIRLEY GREGOR, TheAustralian National University, Australia; COLLEEN HAYES, The Australian National University,Australia; STEVEN FRASER he Australian National University, Australia.
FROM BUSINESS CASE TO VALUE CASE – ASSESSING THE ORGANIZATIONALVALUE OF IT INVESTMENTS
JANE FRISK. Applied Information Technology, Gothenburg University, Sweden
OBJECTS AND THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGNAND DEVELOPMENT OF COMPUTER GAMES
NIKIFOROS PANOURGIAS, Warwick Business School, UK; JOE NANDHAKUMAR, Warwick BusinessSchool, UK; HARRY SCARBROUGH, Warwick Business School, UK.
SERVICE ANALYSIS – A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE STATE OF THE ART
THOMAS KOHLBORN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia; AXEL KORTHAUS,Queensland University of Technology, Australia; TAIZAN CHAN; Queensland University ofTechnology, Australia; MICHAEL ROSEMANN, Queensland University of Technology, Australia.
MEASUREMENTS, FEEDBACK AND EMPOWERMENT: CRITICAL SYSTEMSTHEORY AS A BASIS FOR SOFTWARE PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
PETTER ØGLAND, Department of Informatics, University of Oslo, Norway.
CONTINUANCE USAGE INTENTION IN MICROBLOGGING SERVICES: THE CASEOF TWITTER
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, UK; MARTIN BÖHRINGER. Technische UniversitätChemnitz, Germany.
BEYOND USER ACCEPTANCE: THE DETERMINANTS OF THE INTENTION TOPRODUCE USER CREATED CONTENTS ON THE INTERNET
HABIN LEE, Brunel University, UK;WOONJUNG KOH, Hanyang University, South Korea; JONG KIM, Hanyang University, SouthKorea; AHMAD GHONEIM, Brunel University, UK.
INTENTION TO LEARN IN MMOG: EXAMINING THE ROLES OF PEERINTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC MOTIVATIONS
JOSEPH S L KONG, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong; RON C W KWOK, City University ofHong Kong, Hong Kong.
BLOGGING TO EXPRESS SELF AND SOCIAL IDENTITIES, ANY ONE?
WEE-KEK TAN, Department of Information Systems, National University of Singapore; HOCK-HAITEO, Department of Information Systems, National University of Singapore.
UNDERSTANDING VIRTUAL WORLD USAGE: A MULTIPURPOSE MODEL ANDEMPIRICAL TESTING
TIBERT VERHAGEN, Knowledge, Information and Networks research group, VU UniversityAmsterdam The Netherlands; FRANS FELDBERG, Knowledge, Information and Networks researchgroup, VU University Amsterdam The Netherlands; BART VAN DEN HOOFF, , Knowledge,Information and Networks research group, VU University Amsterdam The Netherlands; SELMARMEENTS, Knowledge, Information and Networks research group, VU University Amsterdam TheNetherlands.
USER ACCEPTANCE OF SECOND LIFE: AN EXTENDED TAM INCLUDINGHEDONIC CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOURS
NAUMAN SAEED, Faculty of ICT, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia,;YUN YANG, Faculty of ICT, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia;SUKU SINNAPPAN, Faculty of Higher Education, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
SERVICE SCENARIOS – A SOCIO-TECHNICAL APPROACH TO BUSINESSSERVICE MODELING
LARS BÆKGAARD, Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University, Denmark.
AN EMPIRICAL EXPLORATION OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING FORHYBRID PRODUCTS
MARINA BERKOVICH, Technische Universität München, Information Systems (I17), Germany; JANMARCO LEIMEISTER, Universität Kassel, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische UniversitätMünchen, Germany.
AN EVALUATION OF USER ACCEPTANCE OF A CORPORATE INTRANET
STUART BARNES, Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia, UK;RICHARD VIDGEN,School of Management, University of Bath, UK.
INTEGRATING VALUE-DRIVEN FEEDBACK AND RECOMMENDATIONMECHANISMS INTO BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS
YOAV KOLODNER, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Israel;DIR EVEN, Ben Gurion University ofthe Negev, Israel.
WHY DO PEOPLE BUY VIRTUAL ITEMS IN VIRTUAL WORLDS? AN EMPIRICALTEST OF A CONCEPTUAL MODEL
YUE GUO, Norwich Business School, University of East Anglia, UK; STUART BARNES, NorwichBusiness School, University of East Anglia, UK.
GREEN IT: EVERYTHING STARTS FROM THE SOFTWARE
EUGENIO CAPRA Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy;FRANCESCO MERLO, Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione, Italy .
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILTY AND GREEN IT: AN INSTITUTIONALPERSPECTIVE
MARY DALY; TOM BUTLER.
COLLABORATIVE SOURCING – THE MOTIVATION AND DESIGN OF DEMANDSIDE COMBINATIONS
MARK BORMAN The University of Sydney, Australia
ADOPTION OF CROSS-COMPANY RFID: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OFPERCEIVED INFLUENCE FACTORS
CHRISTOPH GOEBEL, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; CHRISTOPH TRIBOWSKI,Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin, Germany; OLIVER GUENTHER, Humboldt-Universitätzu Berlin,Germany.
AN EVENT-DRIVEN APPROACH TO DYNAMIC SITUATION DETECTION
ANSGER JACOB, UniversitätHohenheim, Information Systems 2, Germany; MARCUS MÜLLER,UniversitätHohenheim, Information Systems 2, Germany; STEFAN KIRN, UniversitätHohenheim,Information Systems 2, Germany;
DEDUCING DEMANDS AT BUSINESS-INTELLIGENCE-SYSTEMS BEYONDUNBUNDLING WITHIN THE EUROPEAN ENERGY MARKETS
JOHANNES BUDER, TechnischeUniversitätBergakademie Freiberg, Germany; CARSTEN FELDEN,TechnischeUniversitätBergakademie Freiberg, Germany
HOW TO SELECT MEASURES FOR DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS – ANOPTIMIZATION APPROACH INTEGRATING INFORMATIONAL ANDECONOMIC OBJECTIVES
MAXIMILIAN RÖGLINGER. FIM, Dep. of Information Systems Engineering & FinancialManagement, University of Augsburg, Germany
JUSTIFYING DESIGN DECISIONS WITH THEORY-BASED DESIGN PRINCIPLES
MICHAEL SCHERMANN, Technische Universität München, Germany; ANDREAS GEHLERT,University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, Technische Universität München,Germany; KLAUS POHL, University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany.
APPLYING THEORY-BUILDING TECHNIQUES TO THE DESIGN OF MODELLINGLANGUAGES
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany;MILAN KAROW, University of Münster, Germany;FELIX MÜLLER-WIENBERGEN, University of Münster, Germany; DANIEL PFEIFFER, University ofMünster, Germany; STEFAN SEIDEL, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein .
A CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENTGOVERNANACE IN INDIAN ORGANISATIONS
MALINI JAYAGANESH, Department of Information Systems, University of Melbourne, Australia;GRAEME SHANKS, Department of Information Systems, University of Melbourne, Australia.
DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK FOR IT GOVERNANCE IN THE POST-MERGERINTEGRATION PHASE
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, (ERCIS), Germany; JENS POEPPELBUSS, University ofMünster, (ERCIS), Germany; CARL STOLZE, University of Münster, (ERCIS), Germany; CYRUSASGARIAN, Deloitte Consulting GmbH, CIO Advisory Services, Germany.
ARCHITECTURES OF PARTICIPATION AND EMERGENT FORMS OF INTERORGANISATIONALACTIVITY: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS
JOSEPH FELLER, University College Cork, Ireland; PATRICK FINNEGAN, University of New SouthWales, Australia; OLOF NILSSON, Mid Sweden University, Sweden.
INNOVATION IN VIRTUAL WORLDS: SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND DIFFUSION
NIAMH O RIORDAN, University College Cork, Ireland; FREDERIC ADAM, University College Cork,College Road, Ireland; PHILIP O’REILLY, University College Cork, College Road, Ireland.
A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSING SERVICE ECOSYSTEM CAPABILITIES TOINNOVATE
CHRISTOPH RIEDL, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany; TILO BÖHMANN, InternationalBusiness School of Service Management, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, Universität Kassel,Germany; HELMUT KRCMAR, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany .
SOURCES OF IT DYNAMIC CAPABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF DATA GENESISCAPABILITY
CLAUDIO VITARI, Grenoble Ecole de Management, France.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EVALUATION MODEL OF E-COMMERCEWEBSITES FOR THE TAIWANESE AIRLINE INDUSTRY
WEN-HSIEN TSAI, National Central University, Taiwan; JUN-DER LEU, National Central University,Taiwan; WEN-CHIN CHOU, National Central University, Taiwan, Taiwan
ASSESSING THE BUSINESS VALUE OF ELECTRONIC ORDER-TO-PAYMENTCYCLE
HEIKKI LEMPINEN, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; ESKO PENTTINEN, Helsinki School ofEconomics, Finland.
A METRICS SYSTEM FOR THE PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT OF ONLINEDISTRIBUTION CHANNELS OF MULTI-CHANNEL RETAILERS
CLAUDIA HIENERTH, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Germany; DAVID MEYER,Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Austria.
CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS IN THE PRACTICE OF HIGHLEVELDATA MODELING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
BARBARA ANGLIM, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia; SIMONMILTON, Department of Information Systems, The University of Melbourne, Australia; JAYANTHARAJAPAKSE, Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia; RON WEBER.Faculty of Information Technology, Monash University, Australia.
TOWARDS INCREASED COMPARABILITY OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS -ENFORCING NAMING CONVENTIONS THROUGH DOMAIN THESAURI ANDLINGUISTIC GRAMMARS
JÖRG BECKER, University of Münster, Germany; PATRICK DELFMANN, University of Münster,Germany; SEBASTIAN HERWIG, University of Münster, Germany; LUKASZ LIS, University ofMünster, Germany; ARMIN STEIN, University of Münster, Germany.
A NOVEL DATA QUALITY METRIC FOR TIMELINESS CONSIDERINGSUPPLEMENTAL DATA
BERND HEINRICH, Department of Information Systems, University of Innsbruck, Austria;MATHIAS KLIER, Department of Information Systems, University of Innsbruck, Austria.
GENDER AND WEBSITE DESIGN ACROSS CULTURES
DIANNE CYR, Simon Fraser University, British Columbia, Canada.
CROSS-CONTEXTUAL USE OF INTEGRATED INFORMATION SYSTEMS
GASPARAS JARULAITIS Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway; ERICMONTEIRO, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway.
DOES TIME MATTER? THE ROLE OF ICT IN SHAPING TEMPORALASSUMPTIONS
DANIELA ISARI, Catholic University of Milan, Italy.
STORYTELLING AS A TOOL FOR KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN THE IT INDUSTRY
ERIK WENDE, University of Zurich, Department of Informatics, Switzerland; PARISSA HAGHIRIAN,Shophia University, Japan.
KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN ONLINE COMMUNITIES
ZHAOLI MENG, Renmin University, School of Information, P. R. China; JIONG GONG University ofInternational Business and Economics, School of International Trade and Economics,Deapartment of Economics, China.
USE OF BLOGS FOR COLLABORATION IN ORGANIZATIONS
DINESH MIRCHANDANI, University of Missouri – St. Louis, USA; THANAPORN SUNDARAVEJ,University of Arizona, USA; JIESI CHENG, University of Missouri – St. Louis, USA.
MANAGING UNCERTAINTY IN SERVICE PRODUCTION WITH MOBILESYSTEMS – CASE WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY
MIIRA JUNTUMAA; Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; THERESA LAURAEUS-NIINIVAARA,Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; VIRPI TUUNAINEN,Helsinki School of Economics, Finland;ANSSI ÖÖRNI, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland.
A PRELIMINARY LADDERING ANALYSIS ON MOBILE SERVICES USAGE
PATRICIA MCMANUS, Edith Cowan University, Australia;CRAIG STANDING, Edith Cowan University, Australia;RAFFAELE ZANOLI, UniversitáPolitecnicadelle Marche, Italy.
PROBLEM SOLVING PATTERNS IN DESIGN SCIENCE RESEARCH – LEARNINGFROM ENGINEERING
ANKE GERICKE. Institute of Information Management, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland
ACTION RESEARCH AND DESIGN SCIENCE RESEARCH – SEEMINGLY SIMILARBUT DECISIVELY DISSIMILAR
JUHANI IIVARI, University of Oulu, Finland; JOHN VENABLE, School of Information Systems, CurtinUniversity of Technology, Australia.
SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS OF DESIGN RESEARCH ARTEFACTS
CHRISTIAN FISCHER, University of St.Gallen, Inst. of Information Management, Switzerland;STEPHAN AIER. University of St.Gallen, Inst. of Information Management, Switzerland
A DESIGN RESEARCH STUDY ON ENHANCING CREATIVITY – THE CASE OFDEVELOPING PRODUCT-SERVICE BUNDLES
FELIX MÜLLER-WIENBERGEN, (ERCIS), University of Münster, Germany; STEFAN SEIDEL,University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein; OLIVER MUELLER, (ERCIS), University of Münster,Germany; RALF KNACKSTEDT, (ERCIS), University of Münster, Germany; JÖRG BECKER, (ERCIS),University of Münster, Germany.
FROM DATA WAREHOUSES TO TRANSFORMATION HUBS – A CONCEPTUALARCHITECTURE
HANS-GEORG KEMPER, University of Stuttgart, Germany; HENNING BAARS, University ofStuttgart, Germany.
RECONSTRUCTING THE GIANT: ON THE IMPORTANCE OF RIGOUR INDOCUMENTING NTHE LITERATURE SEARCH PROCESS
JAN VOM BROCKE, Institute of Information Systems, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein;ALEXANDER SIMONS, Institute of Information Systems, University of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein;BJÖRN NIEHAVES, ERCIS, University of Münster, Leonardo-Campus 3, Münster, Germany; KAIRIEMER, ERCIS, University of Münster, Germany; RALF PLATTFAUT, ERCIS, University of Münster,Germany; ANNE CLEVEN, Institute of Information Management, University of St.Gallen,Switzerland.
GAME-THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF PAY-AS-BID MECHANISMS
THOMAS MEINL, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; JOCHEN STÖSSER, Universität Karlsruhe(TH), Germany; DIRK NEUMANN, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, German.
ALGORITHMIC TRADING ENGINES VERSUS HUMAN TRADERS – DO THEYBEHAVE DIFFERENT IN SECURITIES MARKETS?
MARKUS GSELL, Goethe-University Frankfurt, Germany; PETER GOMBER. Goethe-UniversityFrankfurt, Germany.
COORDINATING SERVICE COMPOSITION
BENJAMIN BLAU, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany; TOBIAS CONTE, Research Center forInformation Technology (FZI), Germany; THOMAS MEINL, Universität Karlsruhe (TH), Germany.
IMPACTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) OUTSOURCING ONORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE: A FIRM-LEVEL EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
YASIN OZCELIK, Fairfield University, Dolan School of Business, USA; KEMAL ALTINKEMER, PurdueUniversity, Krannert Graduate School of Management, USA.
ANTECEDENTS OF SUCCESS IN IS OFFSHORING PROJECTS – PROPOSAL FORAN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH STUDY
MARKUS WESTNER, Dresden University of Technology, Dresden, Germany.
MANAGING AN IT CARVE OUT AT A MULTI-NATIONAL ENTERPRISE\R\NATEACHING CASE
JENS FAEHLING, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany; JAN MARCO LEIMEISTER, UniversitätKassel, Germany; PHILIP YETTON, University of New South Wales, Australian School of Business,Australia; HELMUT KRCMAR, TechnischeUniversitaÅNtMünchen, Germany.
UNDERSTANDING THE MANIFOLD FORMS OF B2B INTEGRATION – ATRANSACTION COST PERSPECTIVE
CHRISTINE LEGNER. European Business School (EBS), Germany.
E-DISPUTES AT THE CROSSROADS: A STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS OF ON-LINEDISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISMS (ODR)
AIKATERINA SIDIROPOULOU, Middlesex University, Law Dep., UK; EVANGELOS MOUSTAKAS,Middlesex University, Marketing and Enterprise Dep., UK.
DEVELOPING PUBLIC E-SERVICES FOR SEVERAL STAKEHOLDERS – AMULTIFACETED VIEW OF THE NEEDS FOR AN E-SERVICE
KARIN AXELSSON, Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering,Information Systems, & Swedish Business School at Örebro University, Sweden; ULF MELIN,Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering, Sweden; IDA LINDGREN,Linköping University, Department of Management and Engineering, Sweden.
FOCUS GROUPS AND CRITICAL SOCIAL IS RESEARCH: HOW THE CHOICE OFMETHOD CAN PROMOTE EMANCIPATION OF RESPONDENTS ANDRESEARCHERS
BERND STAHL De Montfort University, UK; MONICA CHIARINI TREMBLAY,Florida InternationalUniversity, Decision Sciences & Information Systems, USA; CYNTHIA LEROUGE, Saint LouisUniversity, Decision Sciences/ Information Technology Management, USA
DESIGNING AND EVALUATING AN INTERACTIVE VIDEO WEBSITE FORORGANIZATIONAL LEARNING
STEFAN HRASTINSKI, Computer and Systems Science, Department of Information Science,Uppsala University, Sweden; THERESE MONSTAD, Media and Communication Science, Dep. ofInformation Science, Uppsala University, Sweden
MULTI-LEVEL ORGANISATIONAL SENSEMAKING AND LEARNING ASENABLERS OF INFORMATION SHARING TO MITIGATE IDENTITY ANDRELATED CRIMES
ROGER JAMIESON, University of New South Wales, Australia; LESLEY LAND, University of NewSouth Wales, Australia ; GREGORY STEPHENS, University of New South Wales, Australia; DONALDWINCHESTER, University of New South Wales, Australia.
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