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An official sister publication of MIS Quarterly, MISQE invites authors to submit papers based on in-depth research that provide rich stories, unique insights, and useful conceptual frameworks for information systems practice. Our target audience includes both practitioners and researchers - so that MISQE can stimulate ongoing discussions at the intersection of research and practice - but our primary focus is research that is immediately relevant and useful for practice.

To submit an article for consideration, please use our online review system.

Announcements

Call for papers for the Pre-ICIS MISQ Executive (MISQE) workshop and MISQE Special Issue on Strategies for surviving and thriving within and between digital platforms. Information can be downloaded here.
Submit your work to the ICIS 2020 Track on Practice-Oriented IS Research . The track is chaired by Sunil Mithas, and Priya Seetharaman, and many of our Senior Editors are Associate Editors. Submitting to the track is a great way to get early feedback as you prepare your work for MISQ Executive
Submit your work to the HICSS 2021 Minitrack on Practice-Oriented IS Research. The track is chaired by Bill Kettinger, Gabe Piccoli, Ester Gonzalez, and Michael Milovich. Submitting to the track is a great way to get early feedback as you prepare your work for MISQ Executive
SIM Best Paper Competition 2019: Information can downloaded here

Awards and Honors

MISQE paper is one of five to receive a 2017 AIS Senior Scholars Best Paper Award. Congratulations to authors Oliver Muller, Stefan Debortoli, Iris Junglas, and Jan vom Brocke for their article "Using Text Analytics to Derive Customer Service Management Benefits from Unstructured Data" published in the December issue of 2016 that was one of five to receive the Senior Scholars Best Paper Award. This is the third time an MISQE paper has received this prestigious award. The previous winners were Gabriele Piccoli and Myle Ott in 2015 for their paper "Impact of Mobility and Timing on User-generated Content" published in the September, 2014 issue and Dorothy Leidner and Jane Mackay in 2007 for their paper "How Incoming CIOs Transition into Their New Jobs" published in January 2006. The awards were established by the Senior Scholars of AIS in 2006 to recognize the five best papers published in the field of Information Systems in the preceding year.