Interpersonal interactions, such as impromptu face-to-face workplace conversations,
facilitate knowledge transfer and spur innovation within individual work roles; however, the …

This paper examines the question of doing information systems (IS) research from a
location, particularly from a developing country like India. Our analysis reveals that IS …

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 …

Purpose This paper extends the current literature on app engagement to identify dynamic
factors that affect app engagement and the value-creation pathway that connect these …

This article 1, 2 has two aligned aims:(i) to espouse the value of a strategic research
orientation for the Information Systems Discipline; and (ii) to facilitate such a strategic …

This paper concludes the debate on the nature of the information systems discipline and its
academic practice. I initiated the debate in a paper which I questioned the view of …

In recent years there has been increased interest in replicating prior research. One of the
biggest challenges to assessing replicability is the cost in resources and time that it takes to …

This dissertation delves into the intricate and pluralistic nature of interpersonal affective
processes in online collaborative environments. Recognizing affect as a …

Abstract The availability of Location Based Services (LBS) mobile apps continues to expand.
Whilst LBS provide enhanced utility, given the well publicised privacy and security issues …

ABSTRACT The discipline of Information Systems is often viewed as a social science.
Information Systems research and teaching pertain to the management and sociological …