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Information Systems research papers, in brief
Blair Wang hosts 10 Minute I.S. Papers (TMISP), a technology show with 31 episodes published.
The first episode of 2025. Trying out a new approach to this podcast focusing on bringing attention to interesting new papers published recently, rather than going all-in on one particular paper.* Trocin, C., Lee, G., Be
Show notesDigital technology as a boundary object for making sense of time and temporality in hybrid work. Griva, A., Chandra Kruse, L., Hattinger, M., Högberg, K., Pappas, I. O., & Conboy, K. (2024). Making space for time: Strate
Show notesFive principles that help us develop situated explanations. Grisold, T., Kremser, W., Mendling, J., Recker, J., Vom Brocke, J., & Wurm, B. (2024). Generating impactful situated explanations through digital trace data. Jo
Show notesBuilding muscle from experiences with confronting crises. Tremblay, M. C., Kohli, R., & Rivero, C. (2023). ‘Data is the New Protein: How the Commonwealth of Virginia Built Digital Resilience Muscle and Rebounded from Opi
Show notesDoing the right thing can result in bad experiences; doing the wrong thing can result in good experiences. Balozian, P., Burns, A. J., & Leidner, D. E. (2023). ‘An Adversarial Dance: Toward an Understanding of Insiders’
Show notesTwo excellent papers from ACIS 2022 in Melbourne, Australia. Rinaudo, N. B., Matook, S., & Dennis, A. R. (2022). ‘Social Media’s Stockholm Syndrome: A Literature Review of User’s Love and Hate’, paper presented at the Au
Show notesPeople often have rational justifications for why they don’t follow the cybersecurity policies. Karjalainen M., Sarker S., & Siponen M. (2019), ‘Toward a Theory of Information Systems Security Behaviors of Organizational
Show notesGreat outcomes aren’t exclusive to shiny new objects. Paavola L. & Cuthbertson R. (2022), ‘Transformative Power of Mundane Technologies in Institutional Change’, Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)
Show notesEverything we know about dynamic capabilities and IS research as of 2022. Steininger D.M., Mikalef P., Pateli A. & Ortiz-de-Guinea A. (2022), ‘Dynamic Capabilities in Information Systems Research: A Critical Review, Synt
Show notesWhat do we know about interoperability in the age of digital platforms and ecosystems? Hodapp D. & Hanelt A. (2022), ‘Interoperability in the Era of Digital Innovation: An Information Systems Research Agenda’, Journal of
Show notesIt’s a little bit more complicated than the good ol’ triple-constraint model. Iivari J. (2021), ‘A Paradox Lens to Systems Development Projects: The Case of the Agile Software Development’, Communications of the Associat
Show notesIn the era of ubiquitous digital technology, our perception of time is undergoing a serious paradigm shift. Ivaturi and Chua (2021), ‘Rethinking Time: Ubichronic Time and Its Impact on Work’, European Journal of Informat
Show notesWill there still be a future for human work in the hyper-automated future of algorithmic decision-making? Grønsund T. & Aanestad M. (2020), ‘Augmenting the Algorithm: Emerging Human-in-the-Loop Work Configurations’, Jour
Show notesThe different groups of people involved in the Monero cryptocurrency have very different feelings about privacy. How is this going to play out in the design of Monero? Renwick R. & Gleasure R. (2021), ‘Those Who Control
Show notesIn the past, information systems (IS) captured and represented the lived (external) reality. Now, they are the lived reality. Baskerville R. L., Myers M. D., & Yoo Y. (2020), ‘Digital First: The Ontological Reversal and
Show notesSocial media can make people feel envy. But is this always a bad thing? And what does it mean for social media platforms? Wu J. & Srite M. (2020), ‘Envy on Social Media: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’, International Jou
Show notesThe old factory paradigm is fading away, but what will replace it? We look to the digital nomads to envision some possibilities. Wang B., Schlagwein D., Cecez-Kecmanovic D., & Cahalane M. C. (2020), ‘Beyond the Factory P
Show notesThe conspiracy theory “QAnon” started in a fringe, esoteric corner of the Web. How did it become part of the mainstream public sphere? De Zeeuw D., Hagen S., Peeters S., & Jokubauskaite E. (2020), ‘Tracing Normiefication
Show notesIn Western culture, there’s social capital and virtue ethics. In Chinese culture, there’s guanxi and qinghuai. Xiao X., Tan B., Leong C., & Tan F. T. C. (2020), ‘Powered by “Qinghuai”: The Melding of Traditional Values a
Show notesThe lockdowns of COVID-19 have seen a sharp increase in the use of web conferencing systems. How have these been useful, and how can we improve on these for the future? Hacker J., Vom Brocke J., Handali J., Otto M., & Sc
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