19. ECIS 2011: Helsinki, Finland

• Oliver Marschollek:
  "Nobody wins, but nobody loses either" - understanding different institutional logics in IT public-private partnerships.
  
• Markus Schäfermeyer, Christoph Rosenkranz:
  "To standardize or not to standardize?" - understanding the effect of business process complexity on business process standardization.
  
• Christiane Lehrer, Ioanna D. Constantiou, Thomas Hess:
  A cognitive processes analysis of individuals' use of location-based services.
  
• Paul Mathiesen, Wasana Bandara, Houra Delavari, Paul Harmon, Kevin Brennan:
  A comparative analysis of business analysis (BA) and business process management (BPM) capabilities.
  
• Patricia Margaret Alexander, Vreda Pieterse, Hugo Lotriet:
  A comparison of computing and non-computing students' personalities based on the five-factor model.
  
• Yikun Lu, Timo Käkölä:
  A dynamic life-cycle model for the provisioning of software testing services: experiences from a case study in the Chinese ICT sourcing market.
  
• Chen Zhang, Anssi Öörni, William J. Kettinger, Jeffrey Kaleta:
  A fork in the road: a conceptual model of online consumer iterative search.
  
• Stephan Aier, Christian Fischer, Marten Schönherr:
  A framework for the strategic positioning of intra-company ict research organizations.
  
• Boris Otto:
  A morphology of the organisation of data governance.
  
• Wolfgang Maass, Tobias Kowatsch, Sabine Janzen, Upkar Varshney:
  A natural language technology-enhanced mobile sales assistant for in-store shopping situations.
  
• Dennis Kundisch, Christian Meier:
  A new perspective on resource interactions in IT/IS project portfolio selection.
  
• Tobias Wiedemann, Philipp Brune, Heiko Gewald:
  A question of methodology - creating a customized rollout-method for a collaboration portal in a distributed environment.
  
• Heiko Gewald, Heinz-Theo Wagner:
  A research model for measuring it-efficiency in German hospitals.
  
• Fahri Yetim:
  A set of critical heuristics for value sensitive designers and users of persuasive systems.
  
• Wasana Bandara, Suraya Miskon, Erwin Fielt:
  A systematic, tool-supported method for conducting literature reviews in information systems.
  
• Dennis M. Steininger, Jan C. Huntgeburth, Daniel Veit:
  A systemizing research framework for web 2.0.
  
• Habin Lee, Farhana Sajjad, Karim Al-Yafi, Zahir Irani:
  A workflow model to support location based participation to policy making processes.
  
• Elena Gorbacheva, Björn Niehaves, Ralf Plattfaut, Jörg Becker:
  Acceptance and use of internet banking: a digital divide perspective.
  
• Wendy L. Currie, David J. Finnegan, Daniel Gozman:
  Accounting information systems as institutional carriers: a case study of regulatory compliance in UK asset management houses.
  
• Maurits Kaptein:
  Adaptive persuasive messages in an e-commerce setting: the use of persuasion profiles.
  
• François de Corbière, Frantz Rowe:
  Adoption factors of electronic data exchange and technology: can we distinguish two phases?
  
• Mari-Klara Oja, Robert D. Galliers:
  Affect and materiality in enterprise systems usage: setting the stage for user experience.
  
• Lene Pries-Heje, Jan Pries-Heje:
  Agile & distributed project management: a case study revealing why scrum is useful.
  
• Martijn Zoet, Johan Versendaal, Pascal Ravesteyn, Richard J. Welke:
  Alignment of business process management and business rules.
  
• Hao Hu, Yanli Jia:
  An analytic approach to measure information aggregation and evaluate the stability of informational cascades under incomplete information settings.
  
• Eleni Zampou, Katerina Pramatari:
  An approach to the assessment of the environmental impact of e-government services.
  
• Edward Curry, Souleiman Hasan, Umair ul Hassan, Micah Herstand, Seán O'Riain:
  An entity-centric approach to green information systems.
  
• Dekar Urumsah, Mohammed Quaddus, Jeremy Galbrieth:
  An investigation into the factors influencing consumers to use e-services of indonesian airlines: the role of motivation.
  
• Philipp Griesberger, Susanne Leist, Gregor Zellner:
  Analysis of techniques for business process improvement.
  
• Karin Axelsson, Ulf Melin, Fredrik Söderström:
  Analyzing best practice and critical success factors in a health information system case - are there any shortcuts to successful IT implementation?
  
• Lukas Demetz, Bernd Heinrich, Mathias Klier:
  Analyzing the impact of new features on users' communication activities in online social networks.
  
• Qing Hu, JingHua Xiao, Kang Xie, Nilesh Saraf:
  Antecedents and consequences of trust in supply chain: the role of information technology.
  
• Adel Alaraifi, Alemayehu Molla, Hepu Deng:
  Antecedents to sensor information systems assimilation in data centres.
  
• Sebastian K. Boell, Dubravka Cezec-Kecmanovic:
  Are systematic reviews better, less biased and of higher quality?
  
• Franziska Brecht, Benjamin Fabian, Steffen Kunz, Sebastian Müller:
  Are you willing to wait longer for internet privacy?
  
• Bo Xiao, Christy M. K. Cheung, Dimple R. Thadani:
  Assessing the quality and knowledge contribution of top IS journals: a comparative citation analysis.
  
• Nadine Blinn, Nick Gehrke, Frank Hogrebe, Markus Nüttgens:
  Assessing the quality of g2b internet portals - a benchmarking approach.
  
• Loo Geok Pee:
  Attenuating perceived privacy risk of location-based mobile services.
  
• Wietske van Osch, Michel Avital, Orr Mendelson:
  Biases in usefulness assessment: the realized value of generative support systems.
  
• Immanuel Pahlke, Martin Wolf, Roman Beck, Sebastian Kempf:
  Business agility within IS value research - proposing a measurement framework.
  
• Martin Sutter, Michael Schermann, Stefan Hoermann, Helmut Krcmar:
  Calculating the conditional value at risk in IS projects: towards a single measure of project risk.
  
• Maria Madlberger:
  Can data quality help overcome the penguin effect? the case of item master data pools.
  
• Sittimont Kanjanabootra, Brian J. Corbitt, Miles G. Nicholls:
  Capture, analyse and decide: using knowledge management as a strategic tool in refrigeration product design.
  
• Shirley Gregor, Dirk S. Hovorka:
  Causality: the elephant in the room in information systems epistemology.
  
• Marijn Janssen, Anton Joha:
  Challenges for adopting cloud-based software as a service (saas) in the public sector.
  
• Anders Hjalmarsson, Mikael Lind:
  Challenges in establishing sustainable innovation.
  
• Karsten Ploesser, Jan Recker, Michael Rosemann:
  Challenges in the context-aware management of business processes: a multiple case study.
  
• Kunal Mohan, Nils Urbach:
  Changing systems to match their users' needs: understanding the realization of utilitarian value from employee portal use.
  
• Susan Keller, Darryl Coulthard:
  Charting changes in the discipline: a tri-continental analysis.
  
• Michael Cahalane, Patrick Finnegan, Joseph Feller:
  Collaborative development in the virtual world: discourse, digital artefacts and the construction of intersubjective meaning.
  
• Kai Riemer, Justus Holler, Marta Indulska:
  Collaborative process modelling - tool analysis and design implications.
  
• Philip Raeth, Stefan Smolnik, Maurice Kügler:
  Conceptualizing a very rich usage construct to measure the impact of organizational social web site usage on individual performance.
  
• Christine Bauer, Sarah Spiekermann:
  Conceptualizing context for adaptive pervasive commerce.
  
• Stephanie Meerkamm, Stefan Jablonski:
  Configurable process models: experiences from a medical and an administrative case study.
  
• Jörg Becker, Katrin Bergener, Marc Oliver Schwehm, Matthias Voigt:
  Confirming bpm theory in creative industry context - a case study in the German tv industry.
  
• Isaac Wiafe, Keiichi Nakata, Stuart Moran, Stephen R. Gulliver:
  Considering user attitude and behaviour in persuasive systems design: the 3d-rab model.
  
• Thomas A. Fischer, Thomas L. Huber, Jens Dibbern:
  Contractual and relational governance as substitutes and complements - explaining the development of different relationships.
  
• Benedikt Gleich, Benjamin Mosig, Dieter Reinwald:
  Contributing to knowledge-based decision support: a system dynamics model regarding the use of non-renewable resources.
  
• Ali Alper Yayla:
  Controlling insider threats with information security policies.
  
• Jamie Chang, Eric T. G. Wang, James J. Jiang, Gary Klein:
  Coordination among ERP consultants: controlling mechanisms.
  
• Gunter Seidel, Andrea Back:
  Critical success factors of global enterprise resource planning programmes: an empirical model based on expert interviews.
  
• Shazia Wasim Sadiq, Naiem Khodabandehloo Yeganeh, Marta Indulska:
  Cross-disciplinary collaborations in data quality research.
  
• Daniel Schlagwein, Pattarawan Prasarnphanich:
  Cultural determinants of organizational social media adoption.
  
• Markus Weinmann, Martin Hibbeln, Susanne Robra-Bissantz:
  Customer-oriented configuration systems: one type fits all?
  
• Bart-Jan van Putten, Clarissa da Silva Correa Romeiro, Leonardo Guerreiro Azevedo:
  Decision support by automatic analysis of business process models.
  
• Janis L. Gogan, Monica J. Garfield:
  Deploying resources to save lives: partners tele-stroke service.
  
• Benedikt Martens, Frank Teuteberg, Matthias Gräuler:
  Design and implementation of a community platform for the evaluation and selection of cloud computing services: a market analysis.
  
• Philip Hartmann, Christoph Laroque:
  Design and implementation of a rich internet application for planning and visualization of supply-chain-processes.
  
• Daniel Müller, Anke Diederichsen:
  Design characteristics of virtual talent communities: a cross-national, talent-focused, exploratory requirements analysis.
  
• David Sammon, Tadhg Nagle, Paidi O'Raghallaigh, Patrick Finnegan:
  Design of a pedagogical artefact for doctoral researchers to assess theoretical strength.
  
• Nils Urbach, Tobias Würz:
  Designing a reference framework of IT/IS outsourcing steering processes.
  
• Michael Scholz, Nicolas Haas:
  Determinants of reverse auction results: an empirical examination of freelancer.com.
  
• Meri Kuikka, Miia Äkkinen:
  Determining the challenges of organizational social media adoption and use.
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl, Tobias Gaugler, Philipp Mette:
  Determining the optimal investment amount of an intelligent house - potentials of information and technology to combine ecology and economy.
  
• Ahmad Alturki, Guy G. Gable, Wasana Bandara:
  Developing an is-impact decision tool: a literature based design science roadmap.
  
• Ralf Plattfaut, Björn Niehaves, Jens Pöppelbuß, Jörg Becker:
  Development of BPM capabilities - is maturity the right path?
  
• Mirko Kühne, Nadine Blinn, Christoph Rosenkranz, Markus Nüttgens:
  Diffusion of web 2.0 in healthcare: a complete inventory count in the German health insurance landscape.
  
• Christopher Bull:
  Disclosive ethics and embryonic developments in e-gambling commerce.
  
• Aljona Zorina, David E. Avison:
  Discovering new ict-enabled models: the case of grassroots development of internet access in belarus.
  
• Christine Voigtländer, Michael H. Breitner:
  Discussion of critical success factors in is-enabled dynamic education webs.
  
• Christian Maier, Sven Laumer, Andreas Eckhardt:
  Dispositional resistance to change and social network site adopters' and non-adopters' attitudinal beliefs - an empirical analysis.
  
• Lemma F. Lessa, Marie-Claude Boudreau:
  Effects of information system intent of managers on information systems implementation: case of selected e-government projects in two city administrations in ethiopia.
  
• Robert Kern, Hans Thies, Gerhard Satzger:
  Efficient quality management of human-based electronic services leveraging group decision making.
  
• Oktay Türetken, Amal Elgammal, Willem-Jan van den Heuvel, Mike P. Papazoglou:
  Enforcing compliance on business processes through the use of patterns.
  
• Ali Alper Yayla:
  Enforcing information security policies through cultural boundaries: a multinational company approach.
  
• Philipp Menschner, Christoph Peters, Jan Marco Leimeister:
  Engineering knowledge-intense, personoriented services - a state of the art analysis.
  
• Hany Elbardan, Maged Ali:
  Enterprise resource planning (erp) systems implementation and internal audit function change.
  
• Julien Malaurent, David E. Avison:
  ERP global template and organizational informal structures (a practice-based study).
  
• Moaman Al-Busaidy, Ramzi El-Haddadeh:
  Evaluating e-governemnt implementation using an institutioal perspective: a case study of oman.
  
• Christine Legner, Christoph Nolte, Nils Urbach:
  Evaluating mobile business applications in service and maintenance processes: results of a quantitative-empirical study.
  
• Narcyz Roztocki, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
  Event studies in information systems research: past, present and future.
  
• Briony J. Oates:
  Evidence-based information systems: a decade later.
  
• Navonil Mustafee:
  Evolution of IS research based on literature published in two leading IS journals - EJIS and MISQ.
  
• Waldo Rocha Flores, Adnan Farnian:
  Expert opinions on information security governance factors: an exploratory study.
  
• Ondrej Zach:
  Exploring erp system outcomes in SMEs: a multiple case study.
  
• Sigi Goode, David Lacey:
  Exploring information security controls using information fraud episodes: case study evidence from a large telecommunications firm.
  
• Lorraine Morgan, Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan:
  Exploring inner source as a form of intraorganisational open innovation.
  
• Li-Ting Huang, Wu-Shien Kao:
  Exploring intention to reuse recommendation agents from accessibility-diagnosticity perspective: the moderating effect of domain knowledge.
  
• Anne Cleven:
  Exploring patterns of business-IT alignment for the purpose of process performance measurement.
  
• Thimo Schulze, Stefan Seedorf, David Geiger, Nicolas Kaufmann, Martin Schader:
  Exploring task properties in crowdsourcing - an empirical study on mechanical turk.
  
• Axel Winkelmann, Jonas Bertling:
  Exploring the business value of soft skills in social networks - a conceptual evaluation approach based on consensus scoring.
  
• Manuel Wiesche, Michael Schermann, Helmut Krcmar:
  Exploring the contribution of information technology to governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) initiatives.
  
• Eli Hustad, Dak H. Olsen:
  Exploring the ERP pre-implementation process in a small-and-medium-sized enterprise: a case study of a Norwegian retail company.
  
• Rajanish Dass, Sujoy Pal:
  Exploring the factors affecting the adoption of mobile financial services among the rural under-banked.
  
• Jimmy, Peter B. Seddon, Peter Reynolds:
  Exploring the organizational structure and coordination of multi-national IT outsourcing vendors.
  
• Norman Shaw, Sharm Manwani:
  Extending feature usage: a study of the post-adoption of electronic medical records.
  
• Johannes Christian Panitz, Martin Wiener, Michael Amberg:
  Factors facilitating compliance implementation case study results from multinational enterprises.
  
• Meredith Taylor, Debbie Richards:
  Finding and validating expertise.
  
• Nitin Agarwal, Merlyna Lim, Rolf T. Wigand:
  Finding her master's voice: the power of collective action among female muslim bloggers.
  
• Eetu Luoma, Timo Nyberg:
  Four scenarios for adoption of cloud computing in china.
  
• Xiaofeng Wang, Michael Lane, Kieran Conboy:
  From agile to lean: the perspectives of the two agile online communities of interest.
  
• Michael Chlistalla:
  From minutes to seconds and beyond: measuring order-book resiliency in fragmented electronic securities markets.
  
• Keri Larson, Nicholas Berente:
  Generativity, second-order effects, and ict innovation: an information processing view.
  
• Daniel Tertilt, Helmut Krcmar:
  Generic performance prediction for ERP and SOA applications.
  
• Lars Klimpke, Tommi Kramer, Stefanie Betz, Khrystyna Nordheimer:
  Globally distributed software development in small and medium-sized enterprises in Germany: reasons, locations, and obstacles.
  
• Aleksi Aaltonen, Giovan Francesco Lanzara:
  Governing social production in the internet: the case of wikipedia.
  
• Panagiotis Panagiotopoulos, Tony Elliman, Guy Fitzgerald:
  How can public sector ICT transformation be institutionally-enabled? a UK local government study.
  
• Jochen Wulf, Rüdiger Zarnekow:
  How do ICT firms react to convergence? an analysis of diversification strategies.
  
• Sebastian Schlauderer, Sven Overhage:
  How perfect are markets for software services? an economic perspective on market deficiencies and desirable market features.
  
• Valéry Merminod, Frantz Rowe:
  How PLM influences knowledge integration in new product development: a set-theoretic approach for causal analysis.
  
• Jörg Becker, Daniel Beverungen, Dominic Breuker, Hanns-Alexander Dietrich, Ralf Knackstedt, Hans Peter Rauer:
  How to model service productivity for data envelopment analysis? a meta-design approach.
  
• Rajiv Vashist, Judy McKay, Peter Marshall:
  How well do we understand boundary practices? empirical evidence from a practice of business analysts.
  
• Jens Vykoukal, Immanuel Pahlke, Roman Beck:
  Impact of grid assimilation on operational agility in turbulent environments: an empirical investigation in the financial services industry.
  
• Nadine Blinn:
  Improving information processing capacities in service value chains: design concept, prototype and evaluation.
  
• Marion Zalk, Rachelle Bosua, Rajeev Sharma:
  Improving knowledge sharing behaviour within organizations: towards a model.
  
• Tobias Graml, Claire-Michelle Loock, Michael Baeriswyl, Thorsten Staake:
  Improving residential energy consumption at large using persuasive systems.
  
• Martin Wolf, Timm Pintner, Roman Beck:
  Individual mindfulness and IT systems use - mitigating negative consequences of information overload.
  
• Jana Ebermann, Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva, Thomas Wozniak:
  Influential factors of recommendation behaviour in social network sites - an empirical analysis.
  
• Johan Perols, Uday S. Murthy:
  Information fusion in continuous assurance.
  
• Mouzhi Ge, Markus Helfert, Dietmar Jannach:
  Information quality assessment: validating measurement dimensions and processes.
  
• Soffi Westin, Tero Päivärinta:
  Information quality in large engineering and construction projects: a delphi case study.
  
• Philipp Nussbaumer, Inu Matter, Ingrid Slembek, Gerhard Schwabe:
  Information search behavior of investors and the role of advisory services.
  
• Sharmistha Dey, Darshana Sedera:
  Information system experts: definition, identification, and application.
  
• Mark Barboza, Michael D. Myers, Lesley A. Gardner:
  Information technology multisourcing at fonterra: a case study of the world's largest exporter of dairy ingredients.
  
• Max Erik Rohde, David Sundaram:
  Innovating on a dime: design science for small teams.
  
• Indrit Troshani, Andy Lymer:
  Institutionalizing XBRL in the UK: an organizing vision perspective.
  
• Kai-Gerhard Bosch, Steffen Bernius, Andreas Eckhardt:
  Integrating a differentiated norm classification into the model of adoption of technology in households (math).
  
• Jens Strüker, Harald Weppner, Gero Bieser:
  Intermediaries for the internet of energy - exchanging smart meter data as a business model.
  
• Bigdeli A. Ziaee, Muhammad Mustafa Kamal, Sergio deCesare:
  Inter-organisational electronic information sharing in local g2g settings: a socio-technical issue.
  
• Gordon Fletcher, Ben Light:
  Interpreting digital gaming practices: singstar as a technology of work.
  
• Jin Gerlach, Peter Buxmann:
  Investigating the acceptance of electronic books - the impact of haptic dissonance on innovation adoption.
  
• Robert M. Davison, Carol Xiaojuan Ou:
  Investigating transactive memory shaped by knowledge management tools - proposing a longitudinal study in china.
  
• Robert M. Davison, Carol Xiaojuan Ou:
  Investigating transactive memory shaped by knowledge management tools - proposing a longitudinal study in china.
  
• Michael D. Williams, Nripendra P. Rana, Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Banita Lal:
  Is UTAUT really used or just cited for the sake of it? a systematic review of citations of UTAUT's originating article.
  
• Sonja Hecht, Holger Wittges, Helmut Krcmar:
  IT capabilities in ERP maintenance - a review of the ERP post-implementation literature.
  
• Michael G. Kaiser, Arbi El Fedi, Frederik Ahlemann, Anol Bhattacherjee:
  IT project governance implementation as institutionalization process: evidence from the financial services industry.
  
• Arisa Shollo, Karlheinz Kautz:
  IT project prioritization - a matter of intuition and trust.
  
• Murray Scott, William H. DeLone, William Golden:
  IT quality and egovernment net benefits: a citizen perspective.
  
• Hans Ulrich Buhl, Gilbert Fridgen:
  It-enabled risk/return management: service-oriented infrastructures vs. dedicated systems.
  
• One-Ki Lee, Peng Xu, Jean-Pierre Kuilboer, Noushin Ashrafi:
  It-enabled strategic-level agility and firm performance: service versus manufacturing industry.
  
• Debbie Richards, Peter Busch:
  Knowing-doing gaps in the ICT workplace: gender and culture.
  
• Bernhard Moos, Daniel Beimborn, Heinz-Theo Wagner, Tim Weitzel:
  Knowledge management systems, absorptive capacity, and innovation success.
  
• Judy McKay, Peter Marshall, Nick Grainger, Rudy Hirschheim:
  Learning to listen: background conversations in enterprise system implementations.
  
• Felix T. C. Tan, Rosemary Stockdale, Rajesh Vasa:
  Leveraging emerging web technologies for community engagement project success in higher education.
  
• Aleck C. H. Lin, Shirley Gregor, Olga Vasilyeva, Jessica C. C. Huang:
  Leveraging the web enjoyment experience for informal online learning: a field study.
  
• Jan vom Brocke, Christian Sonnenberg, Ulrike Baumoel:
  Linking accounting and process-aware information systems - towards a generalized information model for process-oriented accounting.
  
• Bernd Heinrich, Andreas Huber, Steffen Zimmermann:
  Make-and-sell or buy of web services a real option approach.
  
• Nabila Boukef Charki, Mohamed Hédi Charki, Moyez Limayem:
  Making & giving sense to the global data synchronization network standard adotpion.
  
• Eoin Whelan, Robin Teigland:
  Managing information overload; examining the role of the human filter.
  
• Malte Schmidt, Lars Thoroe, Dierk Doerrheide, Matthias Schumann:
  Managing the complexity of large-scale rfid rollout projects in logistics.
  
• Alexander von Stetten, Daniel Beimborn, Tim Weitzel, Zita Reiss:
  Managing the impact of differences in national culture on social capital in multinational IT project teams - a German perspective.
  
• Dominik Joosten, Dirk Basten, Werner Mellis:
  Measurement of information system project success in organizations - what researchers can learn from practice.
  
• Philipp J. Astor, Marc Thomas Philipp Adam, Caroline Jähnig, Stefan Seifert:
  Measuring regret: emotional aspects of auction design.
  
• Silvia Elaluf-Calderwood, Jan Herzhoff, Carsten Sørensen, Ben D. Eaton:
  Mobile digital infrastructure innovation towards a tussle and control framework.
  
• Mohini Singh, Ray Hackney:
  Mobile technologies for public police force tasks and processes: a t-government perspective.
  
• Sebastian Müller, Suparna Goswami, Helmut Krcmar:
  Monetizing blogs: revenue streams of individual blogs.
  
• Abel Da Silva, Walter D. Fernández:
  More than hope and good intentions: deploying ict projects at the edge of development.
  
• Hirotoshi Takeda, Michael J. Cuellar, Duane P. Truex, Richard T. Vidgen:
  Networks of innovation in IS research: an exploration of the relationship between co-authorship networks and h-family indices.
  
• Jochen Martin, Stefanie Betz, Tobias Conte, Chris Gerhardt, Christof Weinhardt:
  Objectives-based business process redesign in financial planning - a case study.
  
• Angelika Zimmermann:
  Offshoring attitudes, relational behaviours, and departmental culture.
  
• Christoph Niemann, Sebastian Hudert, Torsten Eymann:
  On computer simulation as a component in information systems research.
  
• Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  On methods, methodologies and how they matter.
  
• Ileana Maris, Ard Huizing, Wim Bouman:
  On the development of online cities and neighborhoods: an exploration of cumulative and segmentive network effects in social media.
  
• Hanna Krasnova, Elena Kolesnikova, Oliver Günther:
  One size fits all? managing trust and privacy on social networking sites in Russia and Germany.
  
• Johannes Buder, Carsten Felden:
  Ontological analysis of value models.
  
• Bo-Christer Björk, Patrik Welling, Mikael Laakso:
  Open accessibility to information systems research articles.
  
• Anis Khedhaouria, Nassim Belbaly:
  Organizational creativity climate factors: lessons learned from the french energy management industry.
  
• Julie Fisher, Annemieke Craig, Liisa von Hellens, Jenine P. Beekhuyzen, Reyyan Ayfer, Marja Vehiläinen, Frada Burstein:
  Panel: A question of social inclusion: increasing the number of women in IT through intervention programs.
  
• Tina Blegind Jensen, Margunn Aanestad, Wendy Currie, Ton A. M. Spil, Nancy Pouloudi:
  Panel: From policy to practice: Achieving nation-wide information systems in healthcare.
  
• Samir Chatterjee, Joseph Petraglia, Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Maurits Kaptein:
  Panel: Persuasive technology for public health in the developed and developing world.
  
• Sofiane Tebboune, Robert D. Galliers, Helmut Krcmar, Cathy Urquhart, Frank Bannister:
  Panel: Reconsidering information technology and competitive advantage: Is the age of IT as an essential strategic tool now over?
  
• Janusch Patas, Matthias Goeken:
  Paradigms and information systems as an applied discipline - a model-based representation, problems, and suggested solutions.
  
• Dick Stenmark:
  Path creation in the railroad industry: dimensions of design in it-enabled innovation.
  
• Stephan Kramer, Alexander Simons:
  Performance evaluation under uncertainty: the impact of information system integration on procedural justice perceptions.
  
• Hongxiu Li, Yong Liu:
  Post adoption behaviour of e-service users: an empirical study on chinese online travel service users.
  
• Kunal Mohan, Frederik Ahlemann, Jessica Braun:
  Preparing for the future of IT project value realisation: understanding benefits management practices - do incentives and management support really help?
  
• Johanna Bragge, Pirkko Lahdelma:
  Process support for the option generation phase in win-win negotiations: comparison of three communication modes.
  
• Oleg Pankratz, Claudia Loebbecke:
  Project managers' perception of IS project success factors - a repertory grid investigation.
  
• C. Ranganathan, Iván Alfaro:
  Project performance in global software development teams: do prior work ties and nationality diversity matter?
  
• Stefan Bensch, Holger Schrödl:
  Purchasing product-service bundles in value networks - exploring the role of scor.
  
• Susanne Schmidt-Rauch, Philipp Nussbaumer:
  Putting value co-creation into practice: a case for advisory support.
  
• Simon K. Poon, Raymond Young, Sepehr Irandoost, Lesley Land:
  Re-assessing the importance of necessary or sufficient conditions of critical success factors in IT project success: a fuzzy settheoretic approach.
  
• Daniel Grgecic, Christoph Rosenkranz:
  Reconceptualizing IT use in the post-adoptive context.
  
• Martin Smits, Willem-Jan van den Heuvel, Christos Nikolaou:
  Redesign and performance of service networks: a systems dynamics approach.
  
• Christian Bodenstein, Guido Schryen, Dirk Neumann:
  Reducing datacenter energy usage through efficient job allocation.
  
• Wolfgang Alfred Molnar:
  reflections on the reflexive activities of embedded system development: a case study.
  
• Sandra Weniger, Claudia Loebbecke:
  Researching cognitive absorption in the context of fun-oriented information systems usage: an exploratory study.
  
• Carmel Joe, Pak Yoong, Brian M. Harmer:
  Retaining the knowledge of older experts: a case study.
  
• Lars Thoroe, Shanna Appelhanz, Matthias Schumann:
  Rfid-based individualization of extended producer responsibility and recycling for weee.
  
• Wibke Michalk:
  Risk-aware sla establishment in agreement networks - an evaluation.
  
• Pradip K. Sarkar, Leslie W. Young:
  Sailing the cloud: a case study of perceptions and changing roles in an australian university.
  
• Ella Kolkowska:
  Security subcultures in an organization - exploring value conflicts.
  
• Guido Schryen:
  Seeking the "value" in IS business value research - an agenda for investigating synergies between socio-organizational change, IS capabilities change, and IS innovation.
  
• Johannes Vetter, Alexander Benlian, Thomas Hess:
  Setting targets right! how non-rational biases affect the risk preference of it-outsourcing decision makers - an empirical investigation.
  
• Jurriaan van Reijsen, Remko Helms:
  Social capital as an enabler for sustainable knowledge management in organizations.
  
• Mohd H. Husin, Jo Hanisch:
  Social media and organisation policy (someop): finding the perfect balance.
  
• Daniel Richter, Michael Schäfermeyer:
  Social media marketing on multiple services - the case of the student run organisation aiesec.
  
• Hendrik Kalb, Henri Pirkkalainen, Jan M. Pawlowski, Eric Schoop:
  Social networking services as a facilitator for scientists' sharing activities.
  
• Arjan J. Knol, Henk G. Sol:
  Sourcing with shared service centres: challenges in the dutch government.
  
• Torbjørg Meum, Gunnar Ellingsen:
  Standardization in nursing practice: crosscontextual information sharing.
  
• Florian Johannsen:
  State of the art concerning the integration of methods and techniques in quality management - literature review and an agenda for research.
  
• David Schumm, Gregor Latuske, Frank Leymann, Ralph Mietzner, Thorsten Scheibler:
  State propagation for business process monitoring on different levels of abstraction.
  
• Josef Blasini, Susanne Leist, Christian Ritter:
  Successful application of PPM - an analysis of the German-speaking banking industry.
  
• Christian Fürber, Martin Hepp:
  Swiqa - a semantic web information quality assessment framework.
  
• Tobias Ackermann, André Miede, Peter Buxmann, Ralf Steinmetz:
  Taxonomy of technological IT outsourcing risks: support for risk identification and quantification.
  
• Bjoern Jaeger, Amit Rudra, Ashley Aitken, Vanessa Chang, Berit Helgheim:
  Teaching business process management in cross-country collaborative teams using erp.
  
• S. Sarah Zhang, Ryan Riordan:
  Technology and market quality: the case of high frequency trading.
  
• Christopher M. Conway, Moez Limayem:
  Temporal dissonance in IT workers.
  
• Fons Wijnhoven, Chintan Amrit, Michiel Bax:
  The applicability of a use value-based file retention method.
  
• Christian Malus:
  The application of ARDR in IT project management as a basis for the process model ‘REFPM'.
  
• Riitta Hekkala, Mike Newman:
  The complex nature of emotions in an inter-organisational information system project.
  
• Mumin Abubakre, Crispin R. Coombs, Chanaka Jayawardhena:
  The diffusion of management information systems in organizations - an organizational sub- culture perspective.
  
• Jan vom Brocke, René Derungs, Andrea Herbst, Stefan Novotny, Alexander Simons:
  The drivers behind enterprise content management: a process-oriented perspective.
  
• Rune Pedersen, Gunnar Ellingsen:
  The electronic patient record - sufficient quality for clinical research?
  
• Paul Beynon-Davies:
  The enactment of personal identity.
  
• Abdulaziz Ahmad, Kalle Lyytinen, Mike Newman:
  The evolution of process models in IS research: from a punctuated social process model to a socio-technical process model.
  
• Sheila O'Riordan, Joseph Feller, Tadhg Nagle:
  The impact of social network sites on the consumption of cultural goods.
  
• Xiqing Sha, Yihong Cheng, Shan L. Pan, Sayyen Teoh:
  The implementation success of healthcare information systems: a business-IT alignment perspective.
  
• Thorsten Frey, Peter Buxmann:
  The importance of governance structures in IT project portfolio management.
  
• Magda David Hercheui:
  The institutionalization of virtual communities: how institutional carriers influence online governance structures.
  
• Angelika C. Bullinger, Holger Hoffmann, Jan Marco Leimeister:
  The next step - open prototyping.
  
• Markus Lilienthal, Oliver Hinz:
  The pricing of grid services in enterprises: deriving pay-per-use tariffs from preference data.
  
• Espen Skorve:
  The right information in the right place at the right time: precision and multiplicity in medical practices.
  
• Christine Van Toorn, Jonathan Paul:
  The road less travelled - transforming information systems research into practice.
  
• Anna Schroiff, Daniel Beimborn, Andreas Brix:
  The role of interaction structures for client satisfaction in application service provision relationships.
  
• Stephan Aier, Christian Fischer, Robert Winter:
  Theoretical stability of information systems design theory evaluations based upon habermas's discourse theory.
  
• Nandish V. Patel:
  There is no longer one truth!: corporate communications and social media management through deferred systems.
  
• Daniel Rudmark, Ahmad Ghazawneh:
  Third-party development for multi-contextual services: on the mechanisms of control.
  
• Christian Schieder, Peter Gluchowski:
  Towards a consolidated research model for understanding business intelligence success.
  
• Nils-Holger Schmidt, Lutz M. Kolbe:
  Towards a contingency model for green IT governance.
  
• Martin Böhringer:
  Towards a design theory for applying web 2.0 patterns to organisations.
  
• Tom Butler:
  Towards a practice-oriented green IS framework.
  
• Philipp Maske, Nadine Guhr, Cornelius Köpp, Michael H. Breitner:
  Towards a sustainable business model for mobile learning services.
  
• Matthias Boehm, Michael Freundlieb, Carl Stolze, Oliver Thomas, Frank Teuteberg:
  Towards an integrated approach for resource-efficiency in server rooms and data centers.
  
• Paidi O'Raghallaigh, David Sammon, Ciaran Murphy:
  Towards an ontology of innovation models - a conceptual framework.
  
• Till J. Winkler, Natalia Lvova, Oliver Günther:
  Towards transformational IT governance - the case of mobile government adoption.
  
• Valeri Wiegel:
  Tracing innovation: an activity theoretical approach.
  
• Christoph Seebach, Immanuel Pahlke, Roman Beck:
  Tracking the digital footprints of customers: how firms can improve their sensing abilities to achieve business agility.
  
• Yannis Charalabidis, Euripidis Loukis:
  Transforminggovernment agencies' approach to eparticipation through efficient exploitation of social media.
  
• George Kandathil, Erica L. Wagner, Sue Newell:
  Translating es-embedded institutional logics through technological framing: an indian-based case example.
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Michael D. Williams, Amit Mitra, Suraj Niranjan, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Understanding advances in web technologies: evolution from web 2.0 to web 3.0.
  
• Cheng Wen, Ulrich Remus, Annette M. Mills:
  Understanding and addressing user resistance to IS implementation in a lean context.
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Michael D. Williams, Boumediene Ramdani, Suraj Niranjan, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Understanding factors for successful adoption of web 2.0 applications.
  
• Daniel Möller, Christine Legner, Axel Heck:
  Understanding IT transformation - an explorative study.
  
• Andreas Zolnowski, Ann Kristin Schmitt, Tilo Böhmann:
  Understanding the impact of remote service technology on service business models in manufacturing: from improving after-sales services to building service ecosystems.
  
• Mihail Cocosila:
  User acceptance of cell phone support for smoking cessation: a UK - Canada comparative empirical investigation.
  
• Yohai Sabag, Adir Even:
  Using the mutual information metric to improve accessibility and understandability in business intelligence tools.
  
• Tadhg Nagle, John McAvoy, David Sammon:
  Utilising mindfulness to analyse agile global software development.
  
• Mohd H. Husin, Jo Hanisch:
  Utilising the social media and organisation policy (someop) framework: an example of organisational policy development within a public sector entity.
  
• Tingru Cui, Hua Ye, Hock-Hai Teo:
  Value co-creation with customers through design toolkits: the importance of preference fit and psychological ownership.
  
• Manuel Bolsinger, Marc-Andre Bewernik, Hans Ulrich Buhl:
  Value-based process improvement.
  
• Stefan Hoermann, Michael Schermann, Helmut Krcmar:
  Variations in risk exposure: a longitudinal analysis of enterprise software projects.
  
• Laura Sorri, Eeva Leinonen, Mari Ervasti:
  Wayfinding aid for the elderly with memory disturbances.
  
• Alexander Pole, Thomas Puschmann, Michael Fischbach, Rainer Alt:
  Web 2.0 applications in private banking - classification, potentials, and application fields.
  
• Mario Schaarschmidt, Harald F. O. von Kortzfleisch, Sylvia Valcárcel, Nadine Lindermann:
  Web 2.0 enabled employee collaboration in diverse sme networks: a ceos perspective.
  
• Kai Riemer, Alexander Altenhofen, Alexander Richter:
  What are you doing? - enterprise microblogging as context building.
  
• Ping Zhang:
  What consumers think, feel, and do toward digital ads: a multi-phase study.
  
• Shirish C. Srivastava, Thompson S. H. Teo, Rohit Nishant:
  What is electronic government service quality?
  
• Jens Pöppelbuß, Maximilian Röglinger:
  What makes a useful maturity model? a framework of general design principles for maturity models and its demonstration in business process management.
  
• Daniel Beverungen, Marion Wittchen, Jörg Becker:
  Where are the participants? including motivational aspects into theorizing and design in IS research.
  
• Anders O. Larsson, Hallvard Moe:
  Who tweets? tracking microblogging use in the 2010 swedish election campaign.
  
• Johann Kranz, Arnold Picot:
  Why are consumers going green? the role of environmental concerns in private green-IS adoption.
  
• Sven Laumer:
  Why do people reject technologies - a literature-based discussion of the phenomena "resistance to change" in information systems and managerial psychology research.
  
• Osama Mansour, Mustafa Abusalah, Linda Askenäs:
  Wiki collaboration in organizations: an explorartory study.
  
• Annemieke Craig, Julie Fisher, Linda Dawson:
  Women in ICT: guidelines for evaluating intervention programmes.
  
• Klara Nelson, Natasha F. Veltri:
  Women in information technology careers: a person-process-context-time framework.
  
• Chun Ouyang, Moe Thandar Wynn, Jan-Christian Kuhr, Michael Adams, Thomas Becker, Arthur H. M. ter Hofstede, Colin J. Fidge:
  Workflow support for scheduling in surgical care processes.
  

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