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Actualizing Affordances of Artificial Intelligence in Creative Industries Doan Phuong Thao Hoang, UNSW
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Actualizing Affordances: A Configuration Theory of Effective Use in Acute Crises Jeremie Katembo Kavota, University of Quebec at Montreal
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Beyond Mere Distance: How Intra- and Inter-Brand Proximity Shape Omnichannel Performance XUANTING JIN, Korea University
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Bridging the Last Mile from IT Routinization to IT Infusion: A Viewpoint of IT Identity Xiaojiang Zheng, BI Norwegian Business School
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Decomposing User Resistance to Algorithms on Social Media Ya Zhou, Xiamen University
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Deployment and adoption of Hypervisors systems in Security Profession christine dugoin, IAE de Paris
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Developer Resistance to Generative AI Adoption: Identifying Barriers in Software Development Leon Mueller, University of St.Gallen
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Exploring GenAI Adoption: A Comparative Case Study of Startups and Corporations Benedikt Bluemelhuber, Technical University of Munich
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Fine-Tuning: How Model Family Diversification Shapes LLM Adoption Kaiyue Liu, The University of Texas at Arlington
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Is Federated Learning Ready for Business? A SWOT Perspective Kristina Müller, Institute of Information Systems, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
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Seniority, Spillovers, and AI-Enhanced Code Contributions: Evidence from a Large Enterprise Mingxi Ye, City University of Hong Kong
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Stabilizing Variable Uses of Flexible Systems: A Rules-Based Perspective TC Eley IV, Case Western Reserve University
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Anuschka Schmitt, The London School of Economics and Political Science
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Track Co-Chairs
Frank Chan, Ph.D., ESSEC Business School
Weiling Ke, Ph.D., Southern University of Science and Technology
Lionel P. Robert Jr., Ph.D., University of Michigan
Track Description
Digital technologies are transforming how organizations operate and compete, with advancements in artificial intelligence, blockchain, robotics, and extended reality leading the charge. These technologies promise to drive efficiencies, improve decision-making, and enhance customer experiences. However, the journey from IT adoption to achieving real business value is often fraught with challenges related to organizational culture, user acceptance, and readiness for change. It is essential for organizations to navigate these complexities to harness the full potential of new technologies.