TREO (Technology, Research, Education, and Opinion) Talks provide speakers and the audience with a unique venue to present research ideas, education innovations, exciting tools & data, or opinions related to any area of information systems, information technology or the information systems research community. The goal of TREO Talks is to provide a forum for academics to discuss ideas in the early stages of development.

TREO Track Co-Chairs:
Laurie Giddens, University of North Texas
David Murungi, Bentley University

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Submissions from 2026

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The Efficiency Paradox of Workplace AI: Understanding AI-Enabled Cyberloafing, Mariia Kyrychenko and Sara Memarian Esfahani

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The Ethical Boundaries of Emotion-Aware AI in Decision-Making Systems, Martina Albarelli, David Eisenberg, Jorge Fresneda, and Simone Marras

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The Fourth Amendment, the Digital Frontier, and the way ahead, Kelly L. Roberts-Cooper

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The Invisible Gap: How AI Productivity Masks Eroding Expertise in Knowledge Work – and what to do about it, Alina Asisof

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The IS Community’s Strategic Obligation in the AI Age, Sherri Cheng

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The IS Governance Trilemma in Open Banking: When Data Sovereignty, Platform Openness, and Regulatory Compliance Cannot Coexist, Md Zahidur Rahman Farazi

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The New AI Architect: Composing Intelligence Through AI Technology Stacks, Aaron M. French

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The Pandemic of AI Agents: A Recursive Stewardship Framework, Muhammad Usama Islam, M Saiful Bari, Foluso Ayeni, and Sena Okuboyejo

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The Procrastination Trap: Optimal Information Security Policy Design for Present-Biased Employees, Nawaf Aljohani and Akmal Mirsadikov

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The Reality of Establishing and Moving a NeuroIS Laboratory, Andrea Taylor and Adriane B. Randolph

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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: The Need for Analytics Governance, Jie (Kevin) Yan, Prof Kevin Dow, and Uchenna Peters

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The Sociotechnical Ecosystem of Humans and Intelligent Machines: Effectiveness, Ecology, and Ontology, Carlo Gabriel Porto Bellini, Abdullah Oguz, Rita de Cássia de Faria Pereira, and Luciano Porto Bellini

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Toward a Framework for Multi-Actor Affordances in Information Systems Research, Asli Kalayci and Bengisu Tulu

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Towards a Theoretical Model of e-Government Services during Catastrophic Events: Experience from COVID-19, Narcyz Roztocki and Heinz Roland Weistroffer

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Transforming Healthcare Delivery: What Does Patient Centric Healthcare Truly Mean?, Elizabeth Regan

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Trust in AI: Anthropomorphism, Explainability, and Trustworthiness, Olushola Abayomi and Abdul Rahman Noordeen

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Understanding the Influence of Agentic AI on Workplace Dignity, Pei Xu and Rupinder Gupta

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Updated One-Minute Risk Assessment Tool: Case Study of AI-IT Project Risk Factors, arun Aryal and Pamella Howell

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Using GenAI in Grading: A Framework for Research, Mary Sumner and Dr. Wil Wu

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UTAUT and E-Procurement Adoption in SMEs, Linda Anyang

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Voxvoro: Repurposing Social Media UI Patterns for AI-Augmented Scholarly Synthesis, P. Matthew Healey

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What People Value: Meaningful Dependent Variables for AI Research, Kevin Craig

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When AI Becomes a Teammate: Agent-Based Modeling of Triadic Human-AI Relationships, Jishan Mahmud

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When AI Capabilities Fail to Create Value: The Moderating Role of Institutional Resistance, Cristobal Beltran, Leslier Valenzuela-Fernandez, and Felix Lizama

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When ChatGPT Is Down, So Are Our Brains: Cognitive Fragility Following AI Disruption in Knowledge Work, Larry Zhiming Xu, Gabriel Velez, Jacklynn Fitzgerald, Jungmin Lee, and Terence T. Ow

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When Engagement Misleads: A Dual-Process View of Learning in Generative AI Environments, Ya-Ling Wu and Che-Fu Lin

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When Expectations Fail: Unpacking Cloud Repatriation Through Expectation Disconfirmation, Seongjin Kim, M A Shariful Amin, Zhenya Tang, and Hyunchul Ahn

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When Identification Drives Giving: Toward Relationally Aware Governance Architectures for Nonprofit Information Systems, Anca Veronica Baban

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When Intelligence Becomes Exposure: The Cybersecurity Implications of Organizational LLM, Issack Shama Guyo, Stefan A. Mills, and Nan Xiao

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When Risk Becomes Professional: Perceived Risk and AI Adoption Among Financial Services Professionals, Fardin Sabahat Khan and Andrew Schwarz

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When the Agent Decides: Trust Calibration Challenges in Multi-Agent AI Systems for Organizational Decision-Making, Md Zahidur Rahman Farazi

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Who Leads the AI Agenda? Chief AI Officers and Firm Innovation, Samiran Das and Nan Xiao

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Why Wealthy Countries Differ in Cyber Vulnerability: The Joint Effects of Uncertainty Avoidance and Cultural Tightness, Xinzhe Niu and Huigang Liang