17. ECIS 2009: Verona, Italy

• Thomas Meinl, Dirk Neumann, Jochen Stößer:
  Game-theoretic analysis of pay-as-bid mechanisms. 1-12
  
• Stuart J. Barnes:
  Modelling use continuance in virtual worlds: The case of second life. 13-24
  
• Alexander Benlian:
  A transaction cost theoretical analysis of software-as-a-service (SAAS)-based sourcing in SMBs and enterprises. 25-36
  
• Samuel Shu Kin Kwan, Kar Yan Tam:
  Mitigating response distortion in IS ethics research. 37-48
  
• Yue Guo, Stuart J. Barnes:
  Why do people buy virtual items in virtual worlds? an empirical test of a conceptual model. 49-61
  
• Eugenio Capra, Francesco Merlo:
  Green IT: Everything starts from the software. 62-73
  
• Anke Gericke:
  Problem solving patterns in design science research - Learning from engineering. 74-85
  
• Mark Borman:
  Collaborative sourcing - The motivation and design of demand side combinations. 86-97
  
• Markus Gsell, Peter Gomber:
  Algorithmic trading engines versus human traders - Do they behave different in securities markets? 98-109
  
• Mustafa Eid, Nuradden Nuhu:
  The impact of learning culture and information technology use on knowledge-sharing: A case of KFUPM. 110-121
  
• Barbara Anglim, Simon Milton, Jayantha Rajapakse, Ron Weber:
  Current trends and future directions in the practice of high-level data modeling: An empirical study. 122-133
  
• Dave Wastell, Susan White, Karen Broadhurst, Chris Hall, Sue Peckover:
  The chiasmus of design: Paradoxical outcomes in the e-government reform of UK children's services. 134-145
  
• Wee-Kek Tan, Chuan-Hoo Tan, Hock-Hai Teo:
  Would i use my personal blog for commercial exchange? 146-157
  
• Ali Alper Yayla, Qing Hu:
  Antecedents and drivers of IT-business strategic alignment: Empirical validation of a theoretical model. 158-169
  
• Wen-Hsien Tsai, Jun-Der Leu, Wen-Chin Chou:
  The development of an evaluation model of e-commerce websites for the Taiwanese airline industry. 170-181
  
• Zijad Pita, France Cheong, Brian J. Corbitt:
  Major issues in SISP: Insights into the main reason of SISP failure. 182-193
  
• Brian Gannon, David W. Wilson:
  The emergence of a new form of IS offshore enterprise - The modern heterarchy. 194-205
  
• Deborah Richards, Peter Busch:
  Unpacking multiculturalism in the ICT workplace: Differences in responses to workplace situations for English and non-English speaking backgrounds. 206-217
  
• Janis L. Gogan, Ryan J. Baxter, Monica J. Garfield:
  The "fear factor" in critical care tele-pediatrics. 218-229
  
• Christopher Bull:
  A review of ethical theory in the 'upper echelons' of information systems research. 230-241
  
• Benjamin Blau, Tobias Conte, Thomas Meinl:
  Coordinating service composition. 242-254
  
• Stefan Cronholm, Vince Bruno:
  Usability of IT-systems is more than interaction quality - The need of communication and business process criteria. 255-266
  
• Wee-Kek Tan, Hock-Hai Teo:
  Blogging to express self and social identities, any one? 267-278
  
• Dianne Cyr:
  Gender and website design across cultures. 279-291
  
• France Cheong, Brian J. Corbitt:
  A social network analysis of the co-authorship network of the Australasian Conference of Information Systems from 1990 to 2006. 292-303
  
• Zhi Wei Ho, Klarissa Chang:
  Simmelian ties, organizational justice, and knowledge sharing in virtual workgroups. 304-315
  
• Maximilian Röglinger:
  How to select measures for decision support systems - An optimization approach integrating informational and economic objectives. 316-327
  
• Sayyen Teoh, Shun Cai:
  Innovative capability development process: A Singapore IT healtcare case study. 328-339
  
• Gunter Seidel, Andrea Back:
  Success factor validation for global ERP programmes. 340-351
  
• Kee-Young Kwahk, Song-Woo Oh:
  Examining the effect of user expectations on system use activity. 352-363
  
• Regis Meissonier, Emmanuel Houzé:
  "Avoiding management" of resistances during IT pre-implementation phase: A longitudinal research in a high tech corporation. 364-379
  
• Helena Vranesic, Christoph Rosenkranz:
  The role of boundary objects and boundary spanning in data warehousing - A research-in-progress report. 380-391
  
• Margi Levy, Philip Powell, Philip Yetton:
  Contingent dynamics of IS alignment in SMEs. 392-403
  
• Claudio Vitari:
  Sources of IT dynamic capability in the context of data genesis capability. 404-416
  
• Stephen Burgess, Carmine Sellitto, Carmen Cox, Jeremy Buultjens:
  User-generated content (UGC) in tourism: Benefits and concerns of online consumers. 417-429
  
• Lars Baacke, Tobias Mettler, Peter Rohner:
  Component-based process modelling in health care. 430-441
  
• Ronald L. Thompson, Charles Iacovou, H. Jeff Smith:
  Biased project status reports: A survey of IS professionals. 442-453
  
• Susan O'Neill, Murray Scott, Kieran Conboy:
  A Delphi study on collaborative learning in distance education. 454-465
  
• Gregory E. Truman:
  Controlling computer-based multitasking through provisioning systems in co-located learning settings. 466-477
  
• Key Pousttchi, Kai Habermann:
  Requirements on IT business value measures for mobile-integrated business processes. 478-489
  
• Stefan Seidel, Jan Recker:
  Using grounded theory for studying business process management phenomena. 490-501
  
• Julie Fisher, Frada Burstein, Rosetta Manaszewicz, Kate Lazarenko:
  Health information portals: How can we improve the user's search experience? 502-513
  
• Morten Hertzum, Jan Pries-Heje:
  Coping with cultural and maturity inequality in offshore outsourcing: Is minimizing interaction the solution? 514-525
  
• Stefan Hrastinski, Therese Monstad:
  Designing and evaluating an interactive video website for organizational learning. 526-536
  
• Donald Chand:
  An investigation of how culture impacts global work: Unpacking the layers of culture. 537-555
  
• Stuart J. Barnes, Martin Böhringer:
  Continuance usage intention in microblogging services: The case of twitter. 556-567
  
• Gregory Gimpel:
  Decision models and the adoption of wireless technology. 568-580
  
• Placide Poba-Nzaou, Louis Raymond:
  In-house development as an alternative for ERP adoption by SMEs: A critical case study. 581-592
  
• Mamata Bhandar, Shan Ling Pan, Bernard C. Y. Tan:
  Knowledge clusters: Dealing with a multilevel phenomenon. 593-604
  
• Vuong Nguyen, Walter Fernandez:
  Bridging the gaps: Packaged software implementation projects in Vietnam. 605-616
  
• Stephen Smith, Graeme G. Shanks, Robert B. Johnston, Md. Mahbubur Rahim:
  IOS project motivation as a determinant of project activities and business capabilities. 617-628
  
• Heikki Lempinen, Esko Penttinen:
  Assessing the business value of electronic order-to-payment cycle. 629-640
  
• Violeta Sun, Margunn Aanestad, Espen Skorve, Gianluca Miscione:
  Information infrastructure governance and windows of opportunity. 641-652
  
• Karin Axelsson, Ulf Melin, Ida Lindgren:
  Developing public e-services for several stakeholders - A multifaceted view of the needs for an e-service. 653-664
  
• Zixiu Guo, Ying Zhang, Kenneth Stevens:
  A 'uses and gratifications' approach to understanding the role of wiki technology in enhancing teaching and learning outcomes. 665-676
  
• Benjamin Eaton:
  Bitching, bouncing and brawling - How backchannels brought colour to conference calls. 677-688
  
• Eoin Whelan, Brian Donnellan, Robin Teigland, Willie Golden:
  Web-enabled boundary spanners and their role in the knowledge flow network. 689-700
  
• Laura Tampieri:
  The enterprises simulation in second life. The case of Perting ltd. 701-712
  
• One-Ki Lee, Peng Xu, Jean-Pierre Kuilboer, Noushin Ashrafi:
  IT impacts on operation-level agility in service industries. 713-724
  
• Uta Franziska Knebel, Jan Marco Leimeister, Sebastian Esch, Axel Pressler, Helmut Krcmar:
  Online, set, go - Design and empirical test of an IT-based physical activity intervention. 725-736
  
• Stefan Henningsson, Helle Zinner Henriksen:
  A sad story: The case of constrained infrastructures caused by IT. 737-748
  
• Anne Sunikka:
  Predominantly electronic or personal service delivery? a case in the wealth management context. 749-760
  
• Tibert Verhagen, Frans Feldberg, Bart van den Hooff, Selmar Meents:
  Understanding virtual world usage: A multipurpose model and empirical testing. 761-775
  
• Wendy L. Cukier, Margaret Yap, Mark Robert Holmes, Sara Rodrigues:
  Gender and visible minority status: Career advancement in the Canadian information and communications technology sector. 776-787
  
• Stuart J. Barnes, Richard T. Vidgen:
  An evaluation of user acceptance of a corporate intranet. 788-799
  
• Dirk S. Hovorka, Kai R. Larsen, David E. Monarchi:
  Conceptual convergences: Positioning information systems among the business disciplines. 800-812
  
• Margunn Aanestad, Tina Blegind Jensen, Miria Grisot:
  Dealing with tight couplings and multiple interactions in complex technological systems. 813-824
  
• Jörg Becker, Björn Niehaves, Kevin Ortbach:
  Does the answer lie in collaboration? - A case study on e-government and societal aging. 825-836
  
• Francesco Bolici, Francesco Virili:
  Are "design networks" shaped by their own outcomes? coordination processes between actors and artefacts. 837-849
  
• Yasin Ozcelik, Kemal Altinkemer:
  Impacts of information technology (IT) outsourcing on organizational performance: A firm-level empirical analysis. 850-858
  
• Guy G. Gable, Arun Rai:
  Reconceptualising the information system as a service. 859-870
  
• Kitsada Dolpanya, Lesley Land, Geoffrey Dick:
  Understanding suppliers' participation in business-to-government (B2G) electronic auction markets in the thai context. 871-882
  
• Narcyz Roztocki, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
  Stock market reaction to information technology investments: Towards an explanatory model. 883-894
  
• Vahid Assadi, Khaled Hassanein:
  Consumers' acceptance and use of personal health record systems: A theoretical model. 895-906
  
• Ariel I. La Paz, DongBack Seo:
  Configuration of actors and roles in establishing ICT. 907-918
  
• Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, Marius A. Janson:
  Microemancipatory practicies in information system development. 919-930
  
• Yeung Fung Chi, Yulin Fang, Qing Wang Huai:
  Teaching case: Leading the change - ERP implementation at Keda. 931-942
  
• Riitta Hekkala, Cathy Urquhart, Netta Iivari:
  "Who is in charge and whose rules are followed..?": Power in a inter-organisational IS project. 943-956
  
• Sabine Madsen, Richard T. Vidgen:
  A pragmatic approach to IS development and socio-technical evaluation. 957-968
  
• Bendik Bygstad:
  Generative mechanisms for innovation in information infrastructures. 969-980
  
• Nauman Saeed, Yun Yang, Suku Sinnappan:
  User acceptance of second life: An extended TAM including hedonic consumption behaviours. 981-992
  
• Mirella Lähteenmäki, Johanna Bragge, Anne Sunikka:
  Consumers' perception of control over online information disclosure. an electronic focus group study. 993-1004
  
• Michael Breward, Milena M. Head, Khaled Hassanein:
  Consumer acceptance of biometrics for identity verification in financial transactions. 1005-1016
  
• Nina Oertel:
  Tracking based product authentication: Catching intruders in the supply chain. 1017-1028
  
• Heinz-Theo Wagner, Kristina Ettrich:
  Slack-enabled innovation versus problemistic search: Findings from case studies among SME. 1029-1040
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl, Gilbert Fridgen, Wolfgang Hackenbroch:
  An economic analysis of service-oriented infrastructures for risk/return management. 1041-1052
  
• Norbert Frick, Petra Schubert:
  Future requirements of ERP software from the vendors' point of view. 1053-1064
  
• Michael Schermann, Andreas Gehlert, Helmut Krcmar, Klaus Pohl:
  Justifying design decisions with theory-based design principles. 1065-1076
  
• Arun Anandasivam, Marc Premm:
  Bid price control and dynamic pricing in clouds. 1077-1089
  
• Paul Licker, Susannah Cameron Crichton:
  The two cultures and the internet revolution. 1090-1101
  
• Aziz Ahmad Abdul, Michael Newman:
  Transfer of technology and knowledge - The story of an enterprise system implementation. 1102-1113
  
• Bernd Carsten Stahl, Monica Chiarini Tremblay, Cynthia LeRouge:
  Focus groups and critical social IS research: How the choice of method can promote emancipation of respondents and researchers. 1114-1125
  
• Tobias Scherner, Jan Muntermann, Heiko Rossnagel:
  Integrating value-adding mobile services into an emergency management system for tourist destinations. 1126-1137
  
• Robert C. Nickerson, Upkar Varshney, Jan Muntermann, Henri Isaac:
  Taxonomy development in information systems: Developing a taxonomy of mobile applications. 1138-1149
  
• Claudia Cattani, Diego Calzà, Gianni Jacucci:
  Applying lessons learned from counselling : On nurturing relations in design projects. 1150-1161
  
• Nikiforos Panourgias, Joe Nandhakumar, Harry Scarbrough:
  Objects and their participation in the interdisciplinary design and development of computer games. 1162-1173
  
• Jiwat Ram, Malcolm Pattinson:
  Exploring antecedents of organisational adoption of ERP and their effect on performance of firms. 1174-1186
  
• Bhavani Sridharan, Hepu Deng, Brian J. Corbitt:
  An ontology-driven topic mapping approach to multi-level management of e-learning resources. 1187-1198
  
• Khuong Le-Nguyen, Romano Dyerson, G. Harindranath:
  A situated knowledge work context perspective on knowledge management software-organisation misalignments. 1199-1210
  
• Shuk Ying Ho:
  Opportunities and challenges of mobile personalization: An exploratory study. 1211-1222
  
• Walter Brown, Irwin Brown:
  Towards a research framework for a human development-based "bottom of the pyramid" ICT development strategy in South Africa. 1223-1234
  
• Annemieke Craig, Linda Dawson, Julie Fisher:
  Measuring the success of intervention programmes designed to increase the participation rate by women in computing. 1235-1246
  
• Ochini Madanayake, Shirley Gregor, Colleen Hayes, Steven Fraser:
  What we need: Project managers` evaluation of top management actions required for software development projects. 1247-1258
  
• Stefan Seidel, Felix Müller-Wienbergen, Milan Karow, Michael Rosemann:
  Toward the concept of pockets of creativity in business processes. 1259-1270
  
• Roger Tagg, Prashant Gandhi, Raaj Srinivasan Kumaar:
  Recognizing work priorities and tasks in incoming messages through personal ontologies supplemented by lexical clues. 1271-1282
  
• Bill Davey, Chris Cope:
  Consultants experience of requirements elicitation conversations - An empirical model. 1283-1294
  
• Katharina Krell, Sabine Matook, Fiona Rohde:
  The effects of regulatory pressure on information system adoption success: An institutional theory perspective. 1295-1305
  
• Jan Storgårds, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen, Anssi Öörni:
  The hedonic and utilitarian value of digital games at product category level. 1306-1317
  
• Stefan Henningsson, Niels Bjørn-Andersen:
  When standards is not enough to secure interoperability and competitiveness for European exporters. 1318-1329
  
• Jörg Becker, Milan Karow, Felix Müller-Wienbergen, Daniel Pfeiffer, Stefan Seidel:
  Applying theory-building techniques to the design of modelling languages. 1330-1341
  
• Jörg Becker, Dominic Breuker, Daniel Pfeiffer, Michael Räckers:
  Constructing comparable business process models with domain specific languages - An empirical evaluation. 1342-1353
  
• Johannes Buder, Carsten Felden:
  Deducing demands at business-intelligence-systems beyond unbundling within the European energy markets. 1354-1365
  
• Tyge Kummer, Markus Bick, Raj Gururajan:
  Acceptance problems of ambient intelligence and mobile technologies in hosptals in India and Germany. 1366-1377
  
• Nabila Boukef Charki, Michel Kalika:
  New lenses to investigate media use: The layering process perspective. 1378-1393
  
• Malini Jayaganesh, Graeme G. Shanks:
  A cultural analysis of business process management governanace in Indian organisations. 1394-1405
  
• Jochen Stößer, Dirk Neumann:
  A model of preference elicitation: The case of distributed resource allocation. 1406-1417
  
• Christoph Tribowski, Karsten Spin, Oliver Günther, Olaf Sielemann:
  Storing data on RFID tags: A standards-based approach. 1418-1429
  
• Chen-Ya Wang, Seng-cho Timothy Chou, Hsia-Ching Chang:
  The moderating role of utilitarian/hedonic user motivation on user behaviour towards web 2.0 applications. 1430-1441
  
• Claudia Hienerth, David Meyer:
  A metrics system for the performance measurement of online distribution channels of multi-channel retailers. 1442-1451
  
• Marc Räkers, Christoph Rosenkranz:
  Efficient communication in financial data warehousing projects - Insights from a multiple case study. 1452-1463
  
• Markus Westner:
  Antecedents of success in IS offshoring projects - Proposal for an empirical research study. 1464-1475
  
• Sabine Buckl, Florian Matthes, Christian Neubert, Christian M. Schweda:
  A wiki-based approach to enterprise architecture documentation and analysis. 1476-1487
  
• Philipp Offermann, Udo Bub:
  Empirical comparison of methods for information systems development according to SOA. 1488-1499
  
• Spiros A. Borotis, Angeliki Poulymenakou:
  E-learning acceptance in workplace training: The case of a Greek bank. 1500-1512
  
• Anne Fleur van Veenstra, Bram Klievink, Marijn Janssen:
  Barriers for transformation: Impediments for transforming the public sector through e-government. 1513-1523
  
• Gerhard Schwabe, Philipp Nussbaumer:
  Why information technology is not being used for financial advisory. 1524-1535
  
• Roberta Bernardi:
  IT-enabled change into the structures of health information systems in Africa: A case study in Kenya. 1536-1547
  
• Hans-Georg Kemper, Henning Baars:
  From data warehouses to transformation hubs - A conceptual architecture. 1548-1559
  
• Paul Pierce, Markus Lahtinen, Bo Andersson:
  File-sharing - A threat to intellectual property rights, or is the music industry just taking us for a spin? 1560-1570
  
• Niamh O'Riordan, Frédéric Adam, Philip O'Reilly:
  Innovation in virtual worlds: Social structure and diffusion. 1571-1582
  
• Thomas Kohlborn, Axel Korthaus, Taizan Chan, Michael Rosemann:
  Service analysis - A critical assessment of the state of the art. 1583-1594
  
• Lars Bækgaard:
  Service scenarios - A socio-technical approach to business service modeling. 1595-1605
  
• Petter Øgland:
  Measurements, feedback and empowerment: Critical systems theory as a basis for software process improvement. 1606-1617
  
• A. L.-Shafi Shafi, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Understanding citizens' behavioural intention in the adoption of e-government services in the state of Qatar. 1618-1629
  
• Aurelie Leclercq-Vandelannoitte:
  Mobile information systems and organizational control: A Foucauldian approach. 1630-1641
  
• Juhani Iivari, John Venable:
  Action research and design science research - Seemingly similar but decisively dissimilar. 1642-1653
  
• Fouad Nagm, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, Mary Anne Kennan:
  IS project evaluation methodology - Science or art? 1654-1665
  
• Sunghun Chung, Yeosun Yoon, Ingoo Han:
  The effects of online commentary on users' information processing in the context of online discussion forums. 1666-1677
  
• Abrar Haider:
  Contribution of internet to a democratic society. 1678-1686
  
• Kristian Rotaru, Carla Wilkin, Andrzej Ceglowski, Leonid Churilov:
  Towards operational risk-aware information systems: A critical realist perspective. 1687-1698
  
• Nils Urbach, Stefan Smolnik, Gerold Riempp:
  Development and validation of a model for assessing the success of employee portals. 1699-1710
  
• Norris Syed Abdullah, Marta Indulska, Shazia Wasim Sadiq:
  A study of compliance management in information systems research. 1711-1721
  
• Aleksi Aaltonen, Benjamin Eaton:
  Exploring the impact of real-time communication on media choice in the context of distributed work. 1722-1733
  
• Hongxiu Li, Yong Liu, Reima Suomi:
  Measurement of e-service quality: An empirical study on online travel service. 1734-1745
  
• Marina Berkovich, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  An empirical exploration of requirements engineering for hybrid products. 1746-1757
  
• Jacques Bulchand-Gidumal:
  Internal markets as a sourcing option for the delivery of IS services: Improving outsourcing and insourcing. 1758-1767
  
• Habin Lee, Woonjung Koh, Jong Woo Kim, Ahmad Ghoneim:
  Beyond user acceptance: The determinants of the intention to produce user created contents on the internet. 1768-1779
  
• Shirley Gregor, David E. Avison:
  An exploration of the real or imagined consequences of information systems research for practice. 1780-1792
  
• Miira Juntumaa, Theresa Lauraeus-Niinivaara, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen, Anssi Öörni:
  Managing uncertainty in service production with mobile systems - Case waste management company. 1793-1804
  
• Jani Merikivi:
  What habbo goers do in practice? decomposing attitudinal beliefs. 1805-1816
  
• Jane Frisk:
  From business case to value case - Assessing the organizational value of it investments. 1817-1828
  
• Spyros Arvanitis, Euripidis Loukis:
  The effect of information and communication technologies, workplace re-organization and trade on the demand for employees' skills: A comparative analysis of Greek and Swiss enterprises. 1829-1843
  
• Wasana Bandara, Diana Heckl, Michael Rosemann:
  Teaching case: Influences of six sigma embracement and abondenment. 1844-1854
  
• Tom Butler, Mary Daly:
  Environmental responsibilty and green IT: An institutional perspective. 1855-1866
  
• Christoph Goebel, Christoph Tribowski, Oliver Günther:
  Adoption of cross-company RFID: An empirical analysis of perceived influence factors. 1867-1878
  
• Mathias Klier, Julia Heidemann, Martin Gneiser, Christian Weiá:
  Valuation of online social networks - An economic model and its application using the case of Xing.com. 1879-1890
  
• Polly Sobreperez:
  Management collusion: Keeping the lid on the 'can of worms'. 1891-1902
  
• Karen Neville, Margaret Healy Beauvois:
  Teaching case: Towards bridging disciplinary divides in IT education. 1903-1914
  
• Antonio Ghezzi:
  Emerging business models and strategies for mobile middleware technology providers: A reference framework. 1915-1926
  
• Ansger Jacob, Marcus Müller, Stefan Kirn:
  An event-driven approach to dynamic situation detection. 1927-1938
  
• Thomas Wiechert, Frédéric Thiesse, Elgar Fleisch:
  A quantitative evaluation of NFC based contactless payment systems in retail. 1939-1950
  
• Tadhg Nagle, Willie Golden:
  Exploring the development of social alignment within an innovation context. 1951-1962
  
• Nikolay Borissov, René Brunner, Dirk Neumann, Felix Freitag, Leandro Navarro, Christof Weinhardt:
  Fostering efficiency of computational resource allocation - Integrating information services into markets. 1963-1974
  
• Cinzia Cappiello, Marco Comuzzi:
  A utility-based model to define the optimal data quality level in IT service offerings. 1975-1986
  
• Yoav Kolodner, Adir Even:
  Integrating value-driven feedback and recommendation mechanisms into business intelligence systems. 1987-1998
  
• Annemette Kjærgaard, Uri Gal:
  Identity in information systems. 1999-2011
  
• Catherine Collins, Monthathip Srikes, Panos Louvieris:
  The impact of culture on mobile phone purchasing: A comparison between Thai and British consumers. 2012-2023
  
• Donato Barbagallo, Chiara Francalanci:
  The relationship among development skills, design quality, and centrality in open source projects. 2024-2035
  
• Dennis Diepold, Christian Ullrich, Alexander Wehrmann, Steffen Zimmermann:
  A real options approach for valuating intertemporal interdependencies within a value-based IT portfolio management - A risk-return perspective. 2036-2047
  
• Stefano Basaglia, Leonardo Caporarello, Massimo Magni:
  The mediating role of IT knowledge integration capability in the relationship between team performance and team climate. 2048-2060
  
• Henning Baars, Michael Zimmer, Hans-Georg Kemper:
  The business intelligence competence centre as an interface between IT and user departments in maintenance and release development. 2061-2072
  
• Gasparas Jarulaitis, Eric Monteiro:
  Cross-contextual use of integrated information systems. 2073-2084
  
• Alexander Becker, Peter Buxmann, Thomas Widjaja:
  Value potential and challenges of service-oriented architectures - A user and vendor perspective. 2085-2096
  
• Christoph Riedl, Tilo Böhmann, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  A framework for analysing service ecosystem capabilities to innovate. 2097-2108
  
• Bertta Sokura, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen, Anssi Öörni:
  The role of training in decreasing anxiety among experienced computer users. 2109-2120
  
• Kieran Conboy, Thomas Acton, Raija Halonen:
  Presenting data for team-based decision-making in agile information systems projects. 2121-2131
  
• Felix Müller-Wienbergen, Stefan Seidel, Oliver Müller, Ralf Knackstedt, Jörg Becker:
  A design research study on enhancing creativity - The case of developing product-service bundles. 2132-2143
  
• Retha de la Harpe:
  Data stakeholders interacting with patient data. 2144-2157
  
• Andreas Roland Schwertsik, Petra Wolf, Helmut Krcmar:
  IT-controlling in federal organizations. 2158-2169
  
• Gholamreza Torkzadeh, Jerry Cha-Jan Chang, Andrew M. Hardin:
  The development and test of a relationship model on system use, job learning, and impact. 2170-2181
  
• Xiaofeng Wang, Kieran Conboy:
  Understanding agility in software development through a complex adaptive systems perspective. 2182-2193
  
• Felix Köbler, Jens Fähling, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  How German hospitals govern IT - An empirical exploration. 2194-2205
  
• Jan vom Brocke, Alexander Simons, Björn Niehaves, Kai Riemer, Ralf Plattfaut, Anne Cleven:
  Reconstructing the giant: On the importance of rigour in documenting the literature search process. 2206-2217
  
• Vincenzo Corvello, Sven A. Carlsson, Piero Migliarese:
  Enabling open innovation: Proposal of a framework supporting ICT and KMS implementation in web-based intermediaries. 2218-2230
  
• Jörg Becker, Patrick Delfmann, Sebastian Herwig, Lukasz Lis, Armin Stein:
  Towards increased comparability of conceptual models - Enforcing naming conventions through domain thesauri and linguistic grammars. 2231-2242
  
• Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan, Olof Nilsson:
  Architectures of participation and emergent forms of inter-organisational activity: A preliminary analysis. 2243-2254
  
• Nina Schönemann, Kai Fischbach, Detlef Schoder:
  P2P architecture for ubiquitous supply chain systems. 2255-2266
  
• Matthias Henneberger, Arne Katzmarzik, Stephan Müller, Frans-Matthis Pleie:
  Sourcing and automation decisions in financial value chains. 2267-2278
  
• Volker Hoyer, Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva:
  Towards a reference model for grassroots enterprise mashup environments. 2279-2290
  
• Thomas Wiechert, Andreas Schaller, Frédéric Thiesse, Elgar Fleisch:
  NFC based service innovation in retail: An explorative study. 2291-2302
  
• Tim Püschel, Arun Anandasivam, Stefan Buschek, Dirk Neumann:
  Making money with clouds: Revenue optimization through automated policy decisions. 2303-2314
  
• Ralf Knackstedt, Lukasz Lis, Armin Stein, Ingo Barth, Jörg Becker:
  Towards a reference model for online research maps. 2315-2326
  
• Björn Johansson, Frantisek Sudzina:
  How factors affecting selection of implementation approach influence ERP system implementation costs. 2327-2338
  
• Steffen Keßler, Paul Alpar:
  Do best practice frameworks fit open source software customization? 2339-2350
  
• Møyfrid Kårstad Sannarnes, Kim Viborg Andersen, Bjørn Munkvold:
  Counteracting forces in implementation of IS-enabled global business processes. 2351-2362
  
• Axel Winkelmann, Stefan Fleischer, Sebastian Herwig, Jörg Becker:
  A conceptual modeling approach for supply chain event management (SCEM). 2363-2374
  
• Jessie Pallud:
  The application of a phenomenological framework to assess user experience with museum technologies. 2375-2386
  
• Axel Winkelmann, Sebastian Herwig, Jens Pöppelbuß, Daniel Tiebe, Jörg Becker:
  Discussion of functional design options for online rating systems: A state-of-the-art analysis. 2387-2398
  
• Carine Dominguez:
  Competitive advantages of electronic marketplaces in the retail automotive and maintenance, repair and order (mro) industries. 2399-2419
  
• Thomas Widjaja, Peter Buxmann:
  Service-oriented architectures: Modeling the selection of services and platforms. 2420-2431
  
• Daniela Isari:
  Does time matter? The role of ICT in shaping temporal assumptions. 2432-2443
  
• Marc Räkers:
  A communication efficiency model for etl projects in financial data warehousing. 2444-2455
  
• Benny M. E. De Waal, Ronald Batenburg:
  Do users go with the new workflow? from user participation to quality of work during wfm deployment. 2456-2467
  
• Erik Giesen, Wolfgang Ketter, Rob Zuidwijk:
  An agent-based approach to improving resource allocation in the Dutch youth health care sector. 2468-2479
  
• Björn Niehaves:
  Open process innovation: A multi-method study on the involvement of customers and consultants in public sector BPM. 2480-2491
  
• Erik Wende, Parissa Haghirian:
  Storytelling as a tool for knowledge transfer in the IT industry. 2492-2502
  
• Jurriaan van Reijsen, Remko Helms:
  Revealing knowledge networks from computer mediated communication in organizations. 2503-2515
  
• Khoubeib Djemai, Marc Favier:
  An exploratory investigation of critical success factors in wireless field force automation projects. 2516-2528
  
• Marianne Corvera Vargas:
  The emergence of language consensus - Intensifying language interaction in information systems development. 2529-2540
  
• Ulrika Snis, Ann Svensson, Pia Svanberg, Lars Svensson:
  Attitudes to information technology in health care professions. 2541-2554
  
• Ronald Batenburg, Ioanna D. Constantiou:
  A European study of e-business maturity and ICT-benefits: Is there a conditional relationship? 2555-2566
  
• Sharon Coyle, Kieran Conboy:
  A case study of risk management in agile systems development. 2567-2578
  
• Jari Antikainen, Samuli Pekkola:
  Factors influencing the alignment of SOA development with business objectives. 2579-2590
  
• Sonia Decoster, Ronaldo Zwicker:
  Behavioral aspects in the use of ERP systems: Study of a global organization. 2591-2602
  
• Daniel Richter, Kai Riemer, Jan vom Brocke, Stefan Große Böckmann:
  Internet social networking - Distinguishing the phenomenon from its manifestations in web sites. 2603-2614
  
• Ioanna Chini:
  Government and self-government in in the information society. 2615-2626
  
• Benedikt Martens, Frank Teuteberg:
  Why risk management matters in IT outsourcing - A systematic literature review and elements of a research agenda. 2627-2638
  
• Jan Herzhoff:
  The ICT convergence discourse in the information systems literature - A second-order observation. 2639-2650
  
• Bernd Heinrich, Mathias Klier:
  A novel data quality metric for timeliness considering supplemental data. 2651-2662
  
• Annie Röstlinger, Stefan Cronholm:
  Design criteria for public e-services. 2663-2674
  
• Daniel Beimborn, Nils Joachim, Bjoern Muenstermann:
  Impact of service-oriented architectures (SOA) on business process standardization - Proposing a research model. 2675-2686
  
• Barbara Dinter, Florian Stroh:
  Design factors for service-oriented architecture applied to analytical information systems: An explorative analysis. 2687-2698
  
• Michael Rohloff:
  An approach to assess the implementation of business process management in enterprises. 2699-2710
  
• Attila Marton:
  Digital libraries as information organizations. The re-unfolding of the memory/information paradox. 2711-2722
  
• Daniel Beimborn, Frank Schlosser, Tim Weitzel:
  Examining the relationship between trust and control in IT outsourcing relationships. 2723-2736
  
• Mark O. Lewis, Balaji Sankaranarayanan, Arun Rai:
  RFID-enabled process capabilities and its impacts on healthcare process performance: A multi-level analysis. 2737-2748
  
• Stephan Aier, Christian Fischer:
  Scientific progress of design research artefacts. 2749-2760
  
• Christine Legner:
  Understanding the manifold forms of B2B integration - A transaction cost perspective. 2761-2772
  
• Jane Frisk, Jan Ljungberg:
  The (missing?) value of IT in public organizations - The case of the Swedish rescue services. 2773-2784
  
• Markus Helfert, Owen Foley, Mouzhi Ge, Cinzia Cappiello:
  Analysing the effect of security on information quality dimensions. 2785-2797
  
• Joseph Siu-Lung Kong, Ron Chi-Wai Kwok:
  Intention to learn in MMOG: Examining the roles of peer intrinsic and extrinsic motivations. 2798-2809
  
• Corlane Barclay, Kweku-Muata Osei-Bryson:
  An exploratory evaluation of three IS project performance measurement methods. 2810-2821
  
• Byron W. Keating, Tim Coltman, Katina Michael, Valerie Baker:
  Unpacking the ERP investment decision: An empirical assessment of the benefits and risks. 2822-2833
  
• João Vieira da Cunha, Andrea Carugati:
  Information technology and the first-line manager's dilemma: Lessons from an ethnographic study. 2834-2845
  
• Aleksej Heinze, Elaine Ferneley, Paul Child:
  Research 2.0: Improving participation in online research communities. 2846-2857
  
• Abdelnasser Abdelaal, Hesham H. Ali:
  Analyzing community contributions to the development of community wireless networks. 2858-2869
  
• Shivraj Kanungo, Vikas Jain:
  Using interpretive structural modeling to uncover shared mental models in IS research. 2870-2881
  
• Jens Fähling, Jan Marco Leimeister, Philip Yetton, Helmut Krcmar:
  Teaching case: Managing an IT carve out at a multi-national enterprise. 2882-2889
  
• Patricia McManus, Craig Standing, Raffaele Zanoli:
  A preliminary laddering analysis on mobile services usage. 2890-2901
  
• Felix-Robinson Aschoff, Gerhard Schwabe:
  On the evolution of online tourism communities - Network battle or long tail niches? 2902-2911
  
• Yingqin Zheng, Will Venters, Tony Cornford:
  Social capital in distributed system development: A case of grid development in particle physics. 2912-2923
  
• Zhaoli Meng, Jiong Gong:
  Knowledge sharing in online communities. 2924-2935
  
• Kevin P. Gallagher, Bryan Hosack:
  The role of strategy in the evolution and innovation of information systems: A simulation experiment. 2936-2947
  
• Christian Janiesch, Michael Niemann, Nicolas Repp:
  Towards a service governance framework for the internet of services. 2948-2959
  
• Thanaporn Sundaravej, Jiesi Cheng, Dinesh Mirchandani:
  Use of blogs for collaboration in organizations. 2960-2970
  
• Andreas Eckhardt:
  The significant others of subjective norm - A scientometric study of subjective norm in IS top-journals over two decades. 2971-2982
  
• Panagiota-Aikaterina Sidiropoulou, Evangelos Moustakas:
  E-disputes at the crossroads: A stakeholder analysis of on-line dispute resolution mechanisms (ODR). 2983-2994
  
• Andrew Basden:
  The notion of lifeworld applied to information systems research. 2995-3006
  
• Huma Hamid:
  Towards unfolding CRM implementation challenges in Pakistan: A case study. 3007-3018
  
• Jane Webster, Marie-Claude Boudreau, Brian Donnellan, Steve Elliot, Mark Huber, Tracy A. Jenkin, Charles Sheridan:
  Panel: A call for action in tackling environmental sustainability through green information technologies and systems. 3019
  
• Steven Alter, Raija Halonen, Björn Niehaves, Maung Sein, Cathy Urquhart, Ping Zhang:
  Panel: Why do we toil? Benefiting research at the cost of practice or vice versa? 3020
  
• Erran Carmel, Anthony D'Costa:
  Panel: Labor importation as the steroid for nations' ICT success: A debate. 3021
  
• Adir Even, Nava Pliskin, Kathleen Foley Curley, Erran Carmel, Steffen Zimmermann:
  Panel: ICT-enabled global work - Past, present, and future. 3022
  
• Jannis Kallinikos:
  Panel: Regulation and governance in commons-based peer (social) production. 3023-3024
  
• Amany R. Elbanna:
  Panel: Agile software development: Time to take it seriously? 3025
  
• Frédéric Adam, Sven A. Carlsson, Ralph Sprague, David Sammon, Graeme G. Shanks, Daniel L. Moody, Christina Keller:
  Panel: IS PhD research in the 21st century: A tale of candidates and their supervisors. 3026
  
• Lena Andreasson, Ola Henfridsson:
  Digital differentiation, software product lines, and the challenge of isomorphism in innovation: A case study. 3027-3039
  
• Jörg Becker, Jens Pöppelbuß, Carl Stolze, Cyrus Asgarian:
  Developing a framework for IT governance in the post-merger integration phase.
  
• Alina M. Chircu, Wasana Bandara, Donald Chand:
  Panel: Business process management education in academia: Its status, its challenges and its future.
  
• Fred Niederman, Kalle Lyytinen, Carol S. Saunders, Ellen Christiaanse, Richard Baskerville:
  Panel: IS has outgrown the need for reference discipline theories, or has it?
  
• Carol Saunders, Carol V. Brown, Janice C. Sipior, Ping Zhang, Ilze Zigurs, Claudia Loebbecke:
  Panel: IS journals in which Europeans should publish more.
  

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