Abstract Information systems (IS) is a peculiar hybrid wanting often to define itself as a
discipline, though it has assembled itself as something that could more persuasively be …

As the production of knowledge moves from a linear innovation model in an explanations-
oriented world to a networked innovation model in a solutions-oriented world, the practice of …

As the production of knowledge moves from a linear innovation model in an explanations-
oriented world to a networked innovation model in a solutions-oriented world, the practice of …

The processes by which information systems (IS) innovations become institutionalized are
the subjects of much debate within the field of organization theory. Yet few empirical studies …

The field of information systems (IS), like all academic disciplines, must periodically pause
and reflect on its policies, practices, and underlying assumptions. Over the years, various …

Information systems research (IS) is an exciting multidisciplinary area that links the rapidly
changing technology of information (or communications and information technology, ICT) to …

This study applies the theory of practice to view the information systems (IS) field in terms of
its essential activity—what it does as an intellectual enterprise. Drawing from Foucault …

A key objective for a science of services should be to produce actionable process theories.
Doing so will distinguish a science of services from competing fields like management …

This paper presents an analytic review of literature on the role of key individuals linked to the
success of IS initiatives; namely, project champions. We follow a systematic literature review …

EMA research consistently tracks IT service management (ITSM) as a hub of digital
transformation and change. What's new are the ways artificial intelligence (AI), automation …