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| Editor-in-Chief: | Jan Recker, The University of Cologne |
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Communications of the Association for Information Systems
The primary role of a professional society is to facilitate communication among its members. Communications of the Association for Information Systems carries out this role for the Association for Information Systems (AIS) by publishing articles on a wide range of subjects of interest to the membership, including but not limited to regular research papers, debates, panel discussions, and other topics of interest to the global community.
Communications of the Association for Information Systems has a proud tradition of publishing novel, original and groundbreaking research, methodological essays and guidelines, important lively debates about research practices, and is also the only dedicated AIS outlet that publishes matters and studies related to IS pedagogy.
What's New:
Current Volume: Volume 44 (2019)
Articles
The “Theoretical Lens” Concept: We All Know What it Means, but do We All Know the Same Thing?
Fred Niederman and Salvatore March
Social Influence and Willingness to Pay for Massively Multiplayer Online Games: An Empirical Examination of Social Identity Theory
Andrew J. Setterstrom and J. Michael Pearson
Institutionalizing Information Systems for Universal Health Coverage in Primary Healthcare and the Need for New Forms of Institutional Work
Sundeep Sahay, Petter Nielsen, and Margunn Aanestad
Leveraging Customer-integration Experience: A Review of Influencing Factors and Implications
Kathrin Füller, Jörg Weking, Markus Böhm, and Helmut Krcmar
Measuring Mobile User Experience Instruments for Research and Practice
E. Vance Wilson and Soussan Djamasbi
Managing Ambidexterity in Startups Pursuing Digital Innovation
Sune D. Müller, Nana Påske, and Line Rodil
Does Technostress Inhibit Employee Innovation? Examining the Linear and Curvilinear Influence of Technostress Creators
Shalini Chandra, Anuragini Shirish, and Shirish C. Srivastava
Construction of Design Science Research Questions
Nguyen Hoang Thuan, Andreas Drechsler, and Pedro Antunes
Refining Technology Threat Avoidance Theory
Darrell Carpenter, Diana K. Young, Paul Barrett, and Alexander J. McLeod
The Impact of Multilevel Contextual Factors on IS Adoption at the Inter-organizational Level
Sherah Kurnia, Craig Parker, Mazen Ali, and Reyner Karnali
Designing Monitoring Systems for Continuous Certification of Cloud Services: Deriving Meta-requirements and Design Guidelines
Sebastian Lins, Stephan Schneider, Jakub Szefer, Shafeeq Ibraheem, and Ali Sunyaev
How to Generate More Value from IT: The Interplay of IT Investment, Decision Making Structure, and Senior Management Involvement in IT Governance
Serdar Turedi and Hongwei Zhu
MISunderstood: A Longitudinal Analysis of Major MISperceptions
Hala Annabi and Sean McGann
The Information Technology Professional: A Two-wave Study of Factors Impacting Commitment and Satisfaction
Nita G. Brooks, Cynthia K. Riemenschneider, and Deborah J. Armstrong
Critical Success Factors for Online Education: Longitudinal Results on Program Satisfaction
Lee Freeman and Andrew Urbaczewski
Does Chatting Really Help? Tweet Analytics and Analyst Forecast Dispersion
Ka Wai (Stanley) Choi, Shuk Ying Ho, and Fan (Finn) Yang
Debates
Debate Section Editorial Note: Reconsidering Counting Articles in Ranked Venues (CARV) as the Appropriate Evaluation Criteria for the Advancement of Democratic Discourse in the IS Field
Karlheinz (Karl) Kautz
Reconsidering Counting Articles in Ranked Venues (CARV) as the Appropriate Evaluation Criteria for the Advancement of Democratic Discourse in the IS Field
Michael J. Cuellar, Duane Truex, and Hirotoshi Takeda
A Rejoinder to “Reconsidering Counting Articles in Ranked Venues (CARV) as the Appropriate Evaluation Criteria for the Advancement of Democratic Discourse in the IS Field”
Subhashish Samaddar and Samir Chatterjee
Rejoinder to “Reconsidering Counting Articles in Ranked Venues (CARV) as the Appropriate Evaluation Criteria for the Advancement of Democratic Discourse in the IS Field”
Claudia Loebbecke, Robert D. Galliers, and Christoph Rosenkranz
Looking Beyond the Pointing Finger: Ensuring the Success of the Scholarly Capital Model in the Contemporary Academic Environment
Alexander Serenko
CARVing Quality vs. Characterizing Capital: The Scholarly Capital Model, a Portfolio Approach
Michael J. Cuellar, Duane Truex, and Hirotoshi Takeda
Panel Reports
The Transformative Effect of the Internet of Things on Business and Society
J.P. Shim, Michel Avital, Alan R. Dennis, Matti Rossi, Carsten Sørensen, and Aaron French
Politics and AIS: Where Do We Draw the Line?
Jane Fedorowicz, Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Sebastian Olbrich, Monideepa Tarafdar, and Dov Te'eni
Getting Information Systems Programs Classified as STEM: A U.S.-based Perspective from an AIS Task Force Study and Panel Discussion
Mary C. Jones, Mark Srite, Ranga Chandrasekaran, Lakshmi S. Iyer, Tim Kayworth, and Jason B. Thatcher
Responses or Comments
From Technology Revolution to Digital Revolution: An Interview with F. Warren McFarlan from the Harvard Business School
Michael Milovich
Teaching Case
Does Conventional Wisdom Apply? An Enterprise System Sourcing Decision for a Retail Business in Fiji
Sharlene Biswas and Gretchen Irwin Casterella
