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Communications of the Association for Information Systems

CAIS Awards

Each year, the CAIS recognizes outstanding contributions from authors, reviewers and members of the editorial board. Please congratulate those recognized on this page.

Paul Gray Award for the Most Thought Provoking Paper

This award was established in 2015 in memorandum of the CAIS founding Editor-in-Chief, the late Paul Gray, and recognizes a published CAIS paper voted as the most thought-provoking paper. The Award Selection Committee for the Paul Gray award is composed of three current and past Editor-in-Chiefs of CAIS.

Best Associate Editor Award

This award was established in 2015 in recognition of outstanding commitment from a member of the editorial board of CAIS. It is awarded annually by the Editor-in-Chief and announced in January.

  • 2023 Best Associate Editor Award Winners: Mary Granger, The George Washington University, and Craig van Slyke, Louisiana Tech University
  • 2019 Best Associate Editor Award Winner: Iris Junglas, College of Charleston
  • 2018 Best Associate Editor Award Winner: Devendra Bahadur Thapa, Universitetet i Agder, and Karlheinz Kautz, RMIT University
  • 2017 Best Associate Editor Award Winner: Thompson Teo, National University Singapore
  • 2016 Best Associate Editor Award Winner: Tina Blegind Jensen, Copenhagen Business School
  • 2015 Best Associate Editor Award Winner: Paul Benjamin Lowry, City University of Hong Kong

Best Reviewer Award

This award was established in 2015 in recognition of outstanding, constructive, timely and developmental contributions from a CAIS reviewer. It is awarded annually by the Editor-in-Chief on basis of nominations from the editorial board and announced in January.

  • 2019 Best Reviewer Award Winner: Jeremy Ezell, James Madison University
  • 2018 Best Reviewer Award Winner: Craig Van Slyke, Louisiana Tech University
  • 2017 Best Reviewer Award Winner: Gustaf Juell-Skielse, Stockholm University
  • 2016 Best Reviewer Award Winner: Chitu Okoli, Concordia University
  • 2015 Best Reviewer Award Winner: Jeff Proudfoot, Bentley University