Over the past twenty years the dynamic capabilities view (DCV) has gained prominence in
the IS field as a theoretical perspective from which to explain competitive advantage in …

Arguments for and against the idea of evidence-based education have occupied the
academic literature for decades. Those arguing in favor plead for greater rigor and clarity to …

Over the last few years, the European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) has gone
through substantial changes (Ågerfalk, 2018). What, then, could be more appropriate than to …

The expanding popularity of qualitative research, and more particularly case study research,
in the field of Information Systems, Organization and Management research, seems to have …

Research philosophy classifications such as ontology, epistemology, and anxiology and
their conflicting applications to the 'quantitative‑qualitative'debates, are a major source of …

Design in the sciences of the artificial is concerned with what might be, with “changing
existing situations into preferred ones”(Simon 1996, p. 130). As a multifaceted concept …

Organizational knowledge is one of the most important assets of an enterprise. Therefore,
many organizations invest in enterprise social media (ESM) to establish electronic networks …

Mixed methods research–'the third methodological movement'(Teddlie & Tashakkori, 2009)–
appears to be one of those phenomena that attracts considerable interest but is rarely …

Representation theory (RT) is one of few long-standing, native theories in the Information
Systems discipline. Over the past 30 years, RT has spawned a wide program of research …

Abstract Representation theory proposes that the basic purpose of an information system
(IS) is to faithfully represent certain real-world phenomena, allowing users to reason about …