IS Development and Implementation

Track Description
New and pervasive technologies like mobile apps and IoT (Internet of Things) systems mean the diversity of IS Development (ISD) types has exploded like never before. Today, when organizations are increasingly seeking to transform their business through innovative uses of technology to create new business models, products, and services, ISD has become ever more important to the success of virtually all businesses and organizations.

ISD practices continuously adapt and evolve to keep up with new technologies and changing requirements. Many transformational ISD projects are integrating various technologies such as IoT, open source, mobile development, blockchain and analytics which, in turn, requires organizations to adopt a repertoire of strategies, among them agile, lean methods, outsourcing, crowdsourcing and others. While opportunities these strategies offer to organization include increasing efficiency, improving effectiveness, and gaining competitive advantage, they pose numerous challenges and risks.

Track Chairs
Stacie Petter
Julia Kotlarsky
Sabine Matook

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Schedule
	Affordance-Experimentation-Actualization Theory in Artificial Intelligence Research – A Predictive Maintenance Story Robert Keller, University of Bayreuth Alexander Stohr, University of Augsburg Gilbert Fridgen, University of Bayreuth Jannik Lockl, University of Bayreuth Alexander Rieger, Project Group Business and Information System
	Bridging the Vendor-User Gap in Enterprise Cloud Software Development through Data-Driven Requirements Engineering Philipp Hoffmann, University of Mannheim Deborah Mateja, University of Mannheim Kai Spohrer, University of Mannheim Armin Heinzl, University of Mannheim
	Code Forking and Software Development Project Sustainability: Evidence from GitHub Bogdan Negoita, HEC Montréal Gregory Vial, HEC Montréal Maha Shaikh, King's College London Aurélie Labbe, HEC Montréal
	Coexisting Plan-driven and Agile Methods: How Tensions Emerge and Are Resolved Isabel Laux, Ludwig-Maximilians University
	Conceptualizing the Role of IS Security Compliance in Projects of Digital Transformation: Tensions and Shifts Between Prevention and Response Modes Hassan Raza, University of Warwick Joao Baptista, University of Warwick Panos Constantinides, University of Warwick
	Control Portfolio Adaptation in Scrum: Initial Findings from a Practitioner Survey Thomas Fischer, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria Alan Hevner, University of South Florida René Riedl, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
	DevOps: Walking the Shadowy Bridge from Development Success to Information Systems Success Michael Hüttermann, University of Cologne Christoph Rosenkranz, University of Cologne
	Dialectic Tensions in the Context of Inter-organizational Integration José Carlos Camposano, LUT University Kari Smolander, LUT University
	Diversity in Peer-Advice Networks and the Emergence of Collective Post-Adoptive Attitudes: A Multilevel Perspective Tanner Skousen, University of Georgia Elena Karahanna, University of Georgia
	Enterprise Architecture Resources, Dynamic Capabilities, and their Pathways to Operational Value Rogier Van de Wetering, Open University
	Exploring the Dynamics of IT Implementers’ Responses to User Resistance Suzanne Rivard, HEC Montreal Mohammad Moeini Aghkariz, University of Sussex Liette Lapointe, McGill University
	How ill is your IT Portfolio? – Measuring Criticality in IT Portfolios Using Epidemiology Florian Guggenmos, Project Group Business & Information Systems Engineering of the Fraunhofer FIT Peter Hofmann, Project Group Business & Information Systems Engineering of the Fraunhofer FIT Gilbert Fridgen, Project Group Business & Information Systems Engineering of the Fraunhofer FIT
	Investigating the Performance Effects of Diversity Faultlines in IT Project Teams Leonard Przybilla, Technical University of Munich Manuel Wiesche, TU Dortmund University
	Performing IS Development: Culture’s Emergent Influence Sharon Geeling, University of Cape Town Irwin Brown, University of Cape Town Peter Weimann, University of Cape Town
	Persistent Paradoxes in Pluralistic Organizations: A Case Study of Continued Use of Shadow-IT in a French Hospital Roxana Ologeanu-Taddei, University of Montpellier Lauri Wessel, University of Bremen Isabelle Bourdon, University of Montpellier
	Revealing the Vicious Circle of Disengaged User Acceptance: A SaaS Provider's Perspective Sebastian Loss, IT University of Copenhagen Raffaele Ciriello, IT University of Copenhagen Jürgen Cito, MIT

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