The paper questions common assumptions in the dominant representational framings of
information systems success and failure and proposes a performative perspective that …

I am pleased to be able to develop some of the ideas that I presented in my Journal of the
Association for Information Systems (JAIS) article (see Chapter 6 in this volume) that was …

The purpose of the present study is to empirically and theoretically assess DeLone and
McLean's (1992) and Seddon's (1997) models of information systems (IS) success in a quasi …

Abstract Information systems success and failure are among the most prominent streams in
IS research. Explanations of why some IS fulfill their expectations, whereas others fail, are …

Debates about the core and the scope of the IS field and about whether the core and scope
are related to a crisis in the field have smoldered for many years. This article is a response to …

I found the article by Benbasat and Zmud both interesting and provocative. Because it is
written by two leading North American IS scholars-both former or current editor-in-chiefs of …

From the time of the first ICIS conference in 1980, the debate over the identity of IS research
continues to flare. Accompanying this debate is an endless quest for" the core" of the IS field …

The aim of Information Systems (IS) evaluation research is to produce ever more detailed
answers to the question of why an IS initiative works (better) for whom and in what …

The information systems (IS) discipline is apparently undergoing an identity crisis.
Academicians question the need for IS departments in colleges, stating the absence of a …

In the last decade, a diverse array of information systems (IS) has emerged to help
organisations achieve their performance goals. As a result, global spending on information …