14. ECIS 2006: Göteborg, Sweden

• Tadhg Nagle, Patrick Finnegan, Jeremy Hayes:
  The effects of business-to-business relationships on electronic procurement systems: An exploratory study. 1-12
  
• James P. Downey:
  Refining the scope in computer self-efficacy relationships: an empirical comparison of three instruments in predicting competence and attitudes. 13-25
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Jyoti Choudrie, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Broadband adoption in the UK household: towards reliabilty and construct validity test of a survey instrument. 26-38
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Jyoti Choudrie, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Investigating the impact of broadband on consumers ’ online habits and daily life activities in the united kingdom. 39-49
  
• Björn Niehaves, Bernd Carsten Stahl:
  Criticality, epistemology and behaviour vs. Design - information systems research across different sets of paradigms. 50-61
  
• Elmar Kutsch:
  The influence of intervening conditions on the over-and underestimation of risk. 62-73
  
• Kay Fielden, Pam Malcolm:
  Organisational pathways: creativity to productivity. 74-86
  
• Hideyuki Matsumoto, David W. Wilson:
  Activators and inhibitors of successful global IS in the strategic management cycle of the multinational investment banks. 87-98
  
• Stephen Corea:
  A sociotechnical systems framework for mapping action and restriction in the use of it. 99-111
  
• Stacy Miller, Ronald Batenburg, Lidwien van de Wijngaert:
  National culture influences on European ERP adoption. 112-123
  
• Kari Smolander, Päivi Ovaska, Pasi Juvonen:
  Local software development in industry globalization. 124-136
  
• Thomas Chesney, Phil Darby:
  Strategies for small businesses selling online. 137-146
  
• Ping Gao:
  Standardization in developing countries: an actor-network perspective. 147-156
  
• Donal J. Flynn, Wichai Puarungroj:
  The legitimation-seeking process in information systems development. 157-169
  
• Julie Fisher, Rudy Hirschheim, Robert Jacobs:
  Delivery of IT services: a case study of outsourcing at alpha corporation. 170-182
  
• Siobhan Keaveney, Kieran Conboy:
  Cost estimation in agile development projects. 183-197
  
• Christian Brelage, Jan Recker, Felix Müller-Wienbergen:
  Navigational design of web information systems: Framework development and case study. 198-209
  
• Hosein Gharavi, Peter E. D. Love, Paul Jackson:
  The interplay between structural rigidity and uptake of innovation-a critical examination of infusion of innovation in the stockbroking sector. 210-222
  
• Lih-Jen Chang, Margi Levy, Philip Powell:
  Process re-engineering success in small and medium-sized enterprises. 223-234
  
• Savanid Vatanasakdakul, John D'Ambra:
  An exploratory study of the socio-cultural impact on the adoption of e-commerce for firms in the tourism industry of Thailand. 235-247
  
• Ojelanki K. Ngwenyama, William E. Sullivan:
  Secrets of a successful outsourcing contract: a risk analysis. 248-259
  
• Cocky Hilhorst, Eric van Heck, Pieter M. A. Ribbers, Martin Smits:
  Combining real options and multiattribute decision analysis to define the favourable. 260-274
  
• Martin Mocker, Alexander Teubner:
  Information strategy - research and reality. 275-285
  
• Björn Niehaves, Janis Stirna:
  Participative enterprise modelling for balanced scorecard implementation. 286-298
  
• Chia-Ming Sun, Ruey-Shun Chen:
  A study on the strategic alignment process with information technology for new ventures: from a dynamic capability perspective. 299-309
  
• Marcus Foth:
  Research to inform the design of social technology for master-planned communities. 310-317
  
• Tanja Falkowski, Jörg Bartelheimer, Myra Spiliopoulou:
  Community dynamics mining. 318-329
  
• Pouya Pourkomeylian:
  Software process improvement strategy. 330-339
  
• Simon K. Poon, Joseph G. Davis, Georg Peters:
  Convergence or coalescence?Information technology and the reshaping of industry boundaries. 340-352
  
• Joyce Chan, Moez Limayem, Fred Niederman, Tor J. Larsen:
  It project risk in Hong Kong. 353-365
  
• Sutirtha Chatterjee, Pratim Datta:
  Antecedents and contingencies affecting uncertainty in electronic markets: an empirical study. 366-377
  
• Gérald Brunetto:
  Integrating information systems during mergers: integration modes typology, prescribed vs constructed implementation process. 378-389
  
• Paul Jackson, Jane E. Klobas:
  Transactive memory in distributed organizations. 390-401
  
• Juan Rodon:
  A methodological and conceptual review of inter organizational information systems integration. 402-413
  
• Tuure Tuunanen, Kataja Arttu:
  Information systems development methods and reducing information asymmetry: a way to decrease project escalation in outsourcing? 414-421
  
• Ioannis Ignatiadis, Joe Nandhakumar:
  Organizational work with enterprise systems: a double agency perspective. 422-433
  
• Jan Recker:
  Towards an understanding of process model quality. Methodological considerations. 434-445
  
• Indrit Troshani, Bill Doolin:
  Diffusion of a networked innovation: a stakeholder and social network view. 446-457
  
• Michael T. K. Tan, Hung-Pheng Tan, Elizabeth R. Koh, Ern-shan Kong:
  Evolving team dynamics in IS implementation. 458-470
  
• Lorraine Staehr, Graeme G. Shanks, Peter B. Seddon:
  Understanding the business consequences of ERP use. 471-482
  
• David Musson, Ernest Jordan:
  The benefits of IT governance. 483-493
  
• Rui Guo, Yunjie Xu:
  The adoption of internet-based business-to-business e-marketplaces among small and medium-sized enterprises in their international marketing practices. 494-505
  
• Md. Mahbubur Rahim, Graeme G. Shanks, Robert B. Johnston:
  Understanding IOS adoption processes in a first-tier automotive supplier company: An application of the theory of IOS adoption motivation. 506-517
  
• Tom Butler, Joseph Feller, Andrew Pope, Ciaran Murphy, Bill Emerson:
  An action research study on the design and development of core IT artifacts for knowledge management systems. 518-529
  
• Alexander Dreiling:
  On the impact of the ‘linguistic turn’ on research in information systems. 530-545
  
• David Graham Wastell, Juergen S. Sauer, Claudia Schmeink:
  Homeward bound: a microworld study of domestic information system design. 546-557
  
• Turo Kilpeläinen:
  The missing link between product data management and organisational strategies. 558-569
  
• Darshana Sedera, Felix B. Tan, Sharmistha Dey:
  Identifying and evaluating the importance of multiple stakeholder perspective in measuring ES-success. 570-583
  
• Göran Goldkuhl, Anders Persson:
  From e-ladder to e-diamond - re-conceptualising models for public e-services. 584-595
  
• John McAvoy, Tom Butler:
  Looking for a place to hide: a study of social loafing in agile teams. 596-607
  
• Ioanna D. Constantiou, Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou:
  The providers ’ perspective in IP telephony diffusion: Insights from the Danish market. 608-617
  
• Maria Bina, George M. Giaglis:
  A motivation and effort model for members of wireless communities. 618-625
  
• Alex Norta, Paul W. P. J. Grefen:
  A framework for specifying sourcing collaborations. 626-638
  
• Lei Chi, Clyde W. Holsapple, Cidambi Srinivasan:
  Performance impacts of information systems use: Is competitive action a missing link? 639-649
  
• Susan K. Lippert, Paul Michael Swiercz:
  Human resource oriented antecedents to post-adoption technology performance. 650-662
  
• Oded Nov, Oliver Grimm:
  Organizational information systems and biological cells: potential directions for learning? 663-670
  
• Marius A. Janson, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  Ecommerce: a social action view. 671-682
  
• Björn Lundell, Brian Lings, Pär J. Ågerfalk, Brian Fitzgerald:
  The distributed open source software development model: observations on communication, coordination and control. 683-694
  
• Maria Alaranta:
  Combining theory-testing and theory-building analyses of case study data. 695-706
  
• Jyoti Choudrie, Willem-Paul Brinkman, Ravinder Pathania:
  Diffusion theory and the digital divide in e-services: an empirical investigation of two local areas in the UK. 707-719
  
• Jessada Panyasorn, Niki Panteli, Philip Powell:
  Creating IT identity for adoption and use: the case of Lotus notes. 720-731
  
• Juma Hemed Lungo:
  Critical issues associated with adoption and use of open source software in public sector: insights from Tanzania. 732-744
  
• Parissa Haghirian, Maria Madlberger:
  Cross-cultural consumer perceptions of advertising via mobile devices - some evidence from Europe and Japan. 745-756
  
• Andrea Resca:
  The concept of knowledge as a methodological instrument for analysing organizations and information systems. 757-769
  
• Vikas Jain, Shivraj Kanungo:
  Performance impacts of is at the individual level: An integrated model. 770-782
  
• Qian Candy Tang, Jing Wu:
  Optimal software design and pricing in the presence of open source software. 783-794
  
• Christine Satchell, Graeme G. Shanks, Steve Howard, John Murphy:
  Knowing me, knowing you: end user perceptions of identity management systems. 795-806
  
• Sumeet Gupta, Kim Heewoong:
  The moderating effect of transaction experience on value-driven internet shopping. 807-818
  
• Zelinna Pablo:
  Metaphors in e-governance and their implications for participation: the case of the development gateway. 819-826
  
• Michael Koch, Kathrin Möslein:
  Community mirrors for supporting corporate innovation and motivation. 827-834
  
• Tomi Dahlberg, Mari Nyrhinen, Teemu Santonen:
  The success of selective and total outsourcing of firm-wide IT-infrastructure: an empirical evaluation. 835-846
  
• Lasse Vogelsang, Finn Kensing:
  Utilizing systems development methods - a conceptual framework. 847-858
  
• Katja Leiviskä, Mikko T. Siponen:
  Attitudes of sixth form female students towards the IT field. 859-872
  
• Nesaar Banderker, Jean-Paul Van Belle:
  Mobile technology adoption by doctors in public healthcare in the Western Cape, South Africa. 873-885
  
• Pieter J. Blignaut:
  Standardised instruments for measuring computer attitude and computer anxiety are not necessarily standardised. 886-898
  
• Bjorn Cumps, Stijn Viaene, Guido Dedene, Jacques Vandenbulcke:
  A theoretical exploration of the relationship between outsourcing and business/ict alignment. 899-911
  
• Jochen Franke, Kim Wüllenweber:
  The impact of potential flexibility gains and losses on the intention to outsource business processes. 912-923
  
• Amany R. Elbanna:
  The construction of the relationship between ERP and the organisation through negotiation. 924-936
  
• Janis Stirna, Anne Persson, Lena Aggestam:
  Building knowledge repositories with enterprise modelling and patterns - from theory to practice. 937-948
  
• Patrick Stacey, Joe Nandhakumar:
  Responding to games development challenges through mood-mediated improvisation. 949-960
  
• Ann Brown:
  Empirical critical IS research. 961-971
  
• Alan Warr:
  Strategic is planning in UK organisations: Current approaches and their relative success. 972-983
  
• Andreas Gehlert, Werner Esswein:
  Toward more rigor in ontological analyses. 984-994
  
• Anna-Liisa Syrjänen, Kari Kuutti:
  Analysing it and communities of practice. 995-1006
  
• Ulrike Bauernfeind, Thomas Mayr, Andreas H. Zins:
  A conceptual model for quality dimensions for b2c recommender systems. 1007-1018
  
• Sertaç Son, Tim Weitzel, Thomas Gladyszewski:
  Assessing the influence of management control on it performance-an empirical analysis. 1019-1030
  
• Cecily Mason, Tanya Castleman, Craig M. Parker:
  Communities of enterprise: SMEs, ICT and regional development. 1031-1042
  
• Felix Bollou, Ojelanki K. Ngwenyama, Olga Morawczynski:
  The impact of investments in ICT, health and education on development: a DEA analysis of five African countries from 1993-1999. 1043-1055
  
• Shun Cai, Yunjie Xu:
  Order effects on consumer product choices in online retailing. 1056-1064
  
• Rui Zhang, Carolyn R. Watters, Jack Duffy:
  Using overview style tables on small devices. 1065-1072
  
• Jarmo Sarkkinen, Tero Vartiainen:
  Developing social responsibility of members of ISD project teams. 1073-1084
  
• Kathrin Linck, Key Pousttchi, Dietmar G. Wiedemann:
  Security issues in mobile payment from the customer viewpoint. 1085-1095
  
• Onno Truijens:
  Transparency regulation in the electricity industry: A governmental affair?! 1096-1104
  
• Erik A. M. Borglund, Urban Nuldén:
  Personas in uniform: police officers as users of information technology. 1105-1116
  
• Bob Stea, G. Harindranath:
  Public sector ICT management strategy and its impact on e-government: a case study. 1117-1127
  
• Christina Keller:
  Technology acceptance in academic organisations: implementation of virtual learning environments. 1128-1135
  
• Sayyen Teoh, Shan L. Pan:
  Process of social integration: the key to making enterprise systems-enabled change. 1136-1147
  
• Georg Wittmann:
  Cross-selling financial services to small and medium enterprises via e-banking portals. 1148-1155
  
• Eugenio Capra, Chiara Francalanci, Francesco Merlo, Marcello Tosetti:
  Efficiency implications of open source commonality and reuse. 1156-1169
  
• Julian Lin, Hock Chuan Chan, Kwok Kee Wei:
  The effects of goal orientations on knowledge management system usage, knowledge sourcing and learning outcome. 1170-1181
  
• Joey F. George:
  Researching life in e-society with diary studies. 1182-1193
  
• Massimo Magni, Bernardino Provera, Luigi Proserpio:
  Individual attitude toward improvisation in information systems development: a multi-level perspective. 1194-1207
  
• António Palma-dos-Reis, António Soares Aguiar:
  Electronic procurement systems: identifying factors that foster their adoption. 1208-1219
  
• Daniela Mihailescu, Marius Mihailescu, Sven A. Carlsson:
  An exploratory study of an enterprise systems implementation methodology in action. 1220-1231
  
• Manuel Sojer, Christian Schläger, Christian Locher:
  The CIO - hype, science and reality. 1232-1243
  
• Qing Hu, Elisabeth Frisk, Tom R. Eikebrokk, Petri Hallikainen, Tero Päivärinta, Antti Nurmi:
  IT investment evaluation: why hasn ’t it become an organization routine? 1244-1255
  
• Linda Wilkins, Paula M. C. Swatman:
  Evolutionary diffusion theory and the exdoc community: greater explanatory power for e-commerce diffusion? 1256-1267
  
• Christoph Schneider:
  Virtual product experience: The effects of interactivity and task on presence perceptions. 1268-1275
  
• Lih-Bin Oh, Hock-Hai Teo:
  A value-based approach to developing a multi-channel shopper typology. 1276-1283
  
• Cornelia Gellings, Kim Wüllenweber:
  Successfully implementing it outsourcing strategy in German banks: the role of contract design and risk analysis. 1284-1291
  
• George Kuk:
  Market valuation of strategic responses to open source news and announcements. 1292-1306
  
• Dirk Neumann, Steffen Lamparter, Björn Schnizler:
  Automated bidding for trading grid services. 1307-1315
  
• Richard T. Vidgen, Xiaofeng Wang:
  Organizing for agility: A complex adaptive systems perspective on agile software development process. 1316-1327
  
• Oded Nov, Matthew Jones:
  Knowledge management and creativity: a technology-facilitated balance. 1328-1340
  
• Nicholas Berente, Uri Gal, Youngjin Yoo:
  Dressage and the illusion of management control. 1341-1354
  
• Mary Tate, Robert Hynson, Janet Toland:
  The disconnect between the current orthodoxy of local government and the promise and practice of information technology management: an illustrative case study. 1355-1365
  
• Pankaj Nagpal, Kalle Lyytinen, Susan Helper:
  It investment and complements in value creation: meta-analytic replication. 1366-1374
  
• Aileen Cater-Steel, Wui-Gee Tan, Mark Toleman:
  Challenge of adopting multiple process improvement frameworks. 1375-1386
  
• Christoph Schneider:
  Ordering versus grabbing: the influence of temporal proximity on unregulated online buying behavior. 1387-1394
  
• Stephen Smith, Robert B. Johnston, Steve Howard:
  Virtual models in online shopping: do they help or hinder customers? 1395-1406
  
• Vasiliki Vrana, Costas Zafiropoulos, Savvas Paschalidis:
  Attitudes towards internet use among travel agencies in greece. 1407-1418
  
• Anders Persson, Karin Axelsson, Ulf Melin:
  E-government challenges - exploring inter-organisational aspects of e-service development. 1419-1430
  
• Michel Avital, Dov Te'eni:
  From generative fit to generative capacity: exploring an emerging dimension of information systems fit and task performance. 1431-1442
  
• Irena Milstein, Asher Tishler:
  Markets with network externalities: non-cooperation vs.Cooperation in R&D. 1443-1454
  
• Mari Pulkkinen, Johan Versendaal, Ronald Batenburg, Sjaak Brinkkemper:
  Planning product software export -a method to identify opportunities and threats in new geographical markets. 1455-1466
  
• Katerina Voutsina:
  The dynamics of control and power and use of ICTs in contingent employment arrangements. 1467-1478
  
• Steinar Kristoffersen:
  Requirements communication culture in mobile services development. 1479-1490
  
• May Wismén, Sven A. Carlsson:
  Knowledge integration in routine work: why it works or breaks. 1491-1502
  
• Jessie Pallud, Emmanuel Josserand:
  A model for evaluating affective relationships in distributed work. 1503-1510
  
• Tatiana Levashova, Magnus Lundqvist, Kurt Sandkuhl, Alexander V. Smirnov:
  Context-based modelling of information demand: approaches from information logistics and decision support. 1511-1522
  
• Brian O'Flaherty, Gaye Kiely, Eoin Hayes, Darius Bartlett:
  The dynamics of a spatial data infrastructure - a national case study. 1523-1535
  
• Gregory Maroudas, Panos Louvieris:
  Exploring factors that determine consumer attitude toward use of intelligent software agents. 1536-1547
  
• Beryl Burns, Ben Light, Alison Adam:
  Users as professionals: A study of IT deployment and its relationship to professional Autonomy. 1548-1559
  
• Richard M. Kim, Simon M. Kaplan:
  The co-evolutionary dynamics of IS engagement. 1560-1571
  
• Christian Kluge, Andreas Dietzsch, Michael Rosemann:
  How to realise corporate value from enterprise architecture. 1572-1581
  
• Jan Recker, Marta Indulska, Michael Rosemann, Peter F. Green:
  How good is BPMN really? Insights from theory and practice. 1582-1593
  
• Corina Raduescu, Hui Min Tan, Malini Jayaganesh, Wasana Bandara, Michael zur Muehlen, Sonia Lippe:
  A framework of issues in large process modeling projects. 1594-1605
  
• Dina Neiger, Leonid Churilov, Michael zur Muehlen, Michael Rosemann:
  Integrating risks in business process models with value focused process engineering. 1606-1615
  
• Christopher Lueg:
  Mediation, expansion and immediacy: how online communities revolutionize information access in the tourism sector. 1616-1626
  
• Andreas Diedrich:
  How knowledge management fails: the case of the best practice tool. 1627-1639
  
• Jessica K. Winkler, Jens Dibbern, Armin Heinzl:
  Success in offshoring of application development - does culture matter? 1640-1650
  
• Finbarr O'Donovan, Ciara Heavin, Tom Butler:
  Towards a model for understanding the key factors in KMS implementation. 1651-1662
  
• Bryan Kalms:
  How we lose information - an emerging model. 1663-1670
  
• Jon Iden, Tom R. Eikebrokk, Dag H. Olsen, Andreas L. Opdahl:
  Process change projects: a study of Norwegian practice. 1671-1682
  
• Pirkko Lahdelma, Tomi Dahlberg:
  Business and it executives ’ perceptions on business and it alignment and the business value of IT. 1683-1690
  
• Ulrika Josefsson:
  Exploring e-patients ’ heterogeneity: towards personalized e-health applications. 1691-1702
  
• Sabine Zumpe, Diana Ihme:
  Information systems maturity in e-business organizations. 1703-1710
  
• Ultan Sharkey, Murray Scott, Thomas Acton:
  The influence of quality on the success of e - commerce systems. 1711-1722
  
• Maria Åkesson, Carina Ihlström:
  Designing and evaluating the calm electronic newspaper. 1723-1734
  
• Des McLaughlin, Joe Peppard:
  It backsourcing: from ‘make or buy ’ to ‘bringing it back in-house ’. 1735-1746
  
• David Kelly, Patrick Finnegan, Joseph Feller:
  Open vs.Closed standards for ambient intelligence: an exploratory study of adoption. 1747-1754
  
• Aki Lassila:
  Offering software as a service: Case study of system integrators. 1755-1766
  
• John Leknes, Bjørn Erik Munkvold:
  The role of knowledge management in ERP implementation: a case study in Aker Kvaerner. 1767-1778
  
• Marie Eneman:
  A critical study of ISP filtering of child pornography. 1779-1790
  
• Anita Greenhill, Gordon Fletcher:
  Myth-making as social exchange: Organizing a web-based community. 1791-1802
  
• Andreas Nilsson, Håkan Enquist:
  Delta -an architecture for management of enterprise development. 1803-1814
  
• Tamara Dinev, Jahyun Goo, Qing Hu, Kichan Nam:
  User behavior toward preventive technologies - cultural differences between the United States and South Korea. 1815-1826
  
• Olav W. Bertelsen, Pär-ola Zander:
  Appropriation in the development of information systems for voluntary organisations. 1827-1838
  
• Risto Rajala, Jussi Nissilä, Mika Westerlund:
  Determinants of OSS revenue model choices. 1839-1850
  
• Feliciano Sesé, Jonathan Wareham, Eduard Bonet:
  Words and objects in information systems development: Six paradigms of information as representation. 1851-1862
  
• Elisabeth A. M. van de Kar, Zofia Lukszo, Geert Leus:
  Study into the potential of UWB applications in the process industry. 1863-1876
  
• Remko Helms, Kees Buijsrogge:
  Application of knowledge network analysis to identify knowledge sharing bottlenecks at an engineering firm. 1877-1889
  
• Maryam M. Ali:
  Bridging knowledge divides: internet-based academic research in Saudi Arabia. 1890-1901
  
• Shota Okujava, Ulrich Remus:
  Towards a framework for a continuous it investment valuation. 1902-1909
  
• Christoph Schneider, D. Veena Parboteeah, Joseph S. Valacich:
  The effects of motivation and computer usage policies and procedures on task performance. 1910-1918
  
• Mathias Klang:
  Informational commons. 1919-1931
  
• Colin Smith, William Webster:
  Interactive digital television and electronic public services: emergent issues. 1932-1948
  
• Ahmad D. Jaffar, Hanifa Shah:
  Semiotic notation principles for business process modelling. 1949-1961
  
• Sven A. Carlsson, Thomas Kalling:
  Why is it that a knowledge management initiative works or fails. 1962-1973
  
• Marianna Sigala, Evangelos Christou:
  Investigating the impact of e-customer relationship management on hotels 'website service quality. 1974-1986
  
• Stefanie Jahner, Tilo Böhmann, Helmut Krcmar:
  Anticipating and considering customers ’ flexibility demands in is outsourcing relationships. 1987-1994
  
• Bernhard Nett, Tobias Dyrks, Claudia Müller, Marco Durissini:
  Neither essence nor accident: Situated knowledge and its importance for the community broker. 1995-2002
  
• Rachel McLean:
  A tale of two e-citizens: a consideration of engagement in the e-society in two contexts. 2003-2016
  
• Vasiliki Mantzana, Marinos Themistocleous:
  Benefits and barriers related to eai adoption: the case of a healthcare organisation. 2017-2029
  
• Mary Darking, Edgar A. Whitley, Paolo Dini:
  The challenge of building public technology infrastructure: issues of governance and sustainability in a digital business ecosystem. 2030-2038
  
• Cecilia Rossignoli, Antonio Cordella, Lapo Mola:
  E-marketplace and transaction cost theory: a possible set of new ideas. 2039-2053
  
• Stefan Henningsson, Sven A. Carlsson:
  Governing and managing enterprise systems integration in corporate M&A. 2054-2065
  
• Tawfik Jelassi, Suman Modwel:
  The sustainability of India’s comparative advantage in it offshore outsourcing. 2066-2076
  
• Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan, Jeremy Hayes:
  Open source networks: an exploration of business model and agility issues. 2077-2087
  
• Valérie Bénard, Myriam Lewkowicz, Manuel Zacklad:
  Analyzing interactions in a healthcare network: first step for the design of a flexible information system. 2088-2100
  
• John McAvoy, Ian Owens, David Sammon:
  Towards the development of a simple tool to assist in agile methodology adoption decisions: agile adoption matrix. 2101-2110
  
• Knut H. Rolland, Torgeir Dingsøyr:
  The issue of competence in transforming the Norwegian welfare sector: some implications for future e-government initiatives. 2111-2122
  
• Eusebio Scornavacca Jr., Jonathon McKenzie:
  Perceived critical success factors of SMS based campaigns: a managerial perspective. 2123-2132
  
• Sharman Lichtenstein, Michael Brain:
  Restructuring influences on organizational knowledge sharing: An interpretive case study. 2133-2144
  
• Fahri Yetim:
  Bridging diversity: a deliberative approach to organizing and application of usability guidelines. 2145-2159
  
• Nikolaos Korfiatis, Ioanna D. Constantiou:
  Socially targeted mobile services: towards an upper level ontology of social roles for mobile environments. 2160-2171
  
• Andreas Löber, Sibylle Grimm, Gerhard Schwabe:
  Audio vs chat: can media speed explain the differences in productivity? 2172-2183
  
• Marie Griffiths, Ben Light:
  User resistance strategies and the problems of blanket prescriptions: A case study of resistance successes. 2184-2193
  
• Magnus Andersson:
  Ubiqutious transport systems: Negotiating context through a mobile-stationary interface. 2194-2205
  
• Demissie B. Aredo, Sule Yildirim:
  Security issues in adaptive distributed systems. 2206-2215
  
• Achim Dannecker, Ulrike Lechner:
  Success factors of communites of patients. 2216-2228
  
• Christine Legner, Kristin Wende:
  Electronic bill presentment and payment. 2229-2240
  
• Jennifer Mondale, Susan V. Scott, Will Venters:
  Knowledge management as an image of the organization: industry standards and processes of knowing in credit risk management. 2241-2253
  
• Adel Hendaoui, Moez Limayem:
  Idea consolidation process in face-to-face meetings : a new approach to organize and integrate individuals perspectives. 2254-2263
  
• Steve Vosloo, Dewald Roode:
  The world summit awards: a critical analysis. 2264-2275
  
• Joeri van Laere, Gert-Jan de Vreede, Henk G. Sol:
  Developing paradoxical guidelines for communities of practice in organizations. 2276-2287
  
• Károly Hercegfi, Orhidea Edith Kiss, Krisztina Bali, Lajos Izsó:
  Interface: assessment of human-computer interaction by monitoring physiological and other data with a time-resolution of only a few seconds. 2288-2299
  
• Andrea Carugati, Francesco Bolici:
  Knowledge creation as an ISD goal: an approach based on communities of practice. 2300-2311
  
• Timothy McNichols, Louis Brennan, Rick Middel:
  Facilitating collaboration in e-supply chain systems: an action learning-based approach. 2312-2323
  
• Robin Teigland, Molly McLure Wasko, Fredric Landqvist:
  Examining knowledge exchange and organizational outcomes within intra- organizational electronic networks of practice with restricted access. 2324-2335
  
• Zixin Chua, Zhenhui Jiang:
  Effects of anonymity, media richness, and chat-room activeness on online chatting experience. 2336-2348
  
• Richard Bricknall, Gunilla Darrell, Hans Nilsson, Kalevi Pessi:
  Enterprise architecture: critical factors affecting modelling and management. 2349-2361
  
• Martin Hepp, Katharina Siorpaes, Daniel Bachlechner:
  Towards the semantic web in e-tourism: can annotation do the trick? 2362-2373
  
• Martin Hepp:
  The true complexity of product representation in the semantic web. 2374-2385
  
• Will Venters, Luca Giustiniano, Björn Lundell, Jan Pries-Heje, Frantz Rowe:
  Panel: Post-PhD Research - the Trails and Tribulations of Beginning Post-Doctoral Research Following a PhD. 2386-2387
  
• Markus Helfert, Dimitris Karagiannis, Brian Donnellan, Joaquim Filipe, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Joe Peppard:
  Panel: Business Informatics in Common Europe. 2388-2389
  
• Kalle Lyytinen, Richard Baskerville, Juhani Iivari, Dov Te'eni:
  Panel: Publishing high impact IS research in top journals: Tips and traps. 2390
  
• Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan, Björn Lundell, Mats Östling, Pär J. Ågerfalk, Andrea Deverell:
  Panel: 12 (Not so) Easy Pieces: Grand Challenges for Open Source Software. 2391
  
• Torkil Clemmensen, Robert D. Galliers, Richard T. Vidgen, Edgar A. Whitley:
  Panel: Determining the Profile of the ECIS Community a Bibliometrics Approach. 2392-2393
  
• Bo Dahlbom, Richard Baskerville, Petra Scubert, Carolyn R. Watters, Robert Winter, Volker Wulf:
  Panel: Grand Challenges for Information Systems Research. 2393
  

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