Shadow IT and Business-managed IT describe the autonomous deployment/procurement or
management of Information Technology (IT) instances, ie, software, hardware, or IT services …

Shadow IT coexists with mandated information systems. Developed and applied by nonIT
domain experts, it is as a rule, but not exclusively, used for resolving nonroutine issues, for …

Drawing on notions of power and the social construction of risk, we build new theory to
understand the persistence of shadow systems in organizations. From a single case study in …

Research on Shadow IT is facing a conceptual dilemma in cases where previously “covert”
systems developed by business entities are integrated in the organizational IT management …

Purpose Despite the growing concern about security breaches and risks emerging from
Shadow IT usage, a type of information security violation committed by organizational …

Purpose Organizations worldwide are adopting software as a service (SaaS) applications,
where they pay a subscription fee to gain access rather than buying the software. The extant …

Purpose On account of its easy and intuitive usage as well as obvious advantages (eg
access to work data from anywhere, at any time and through any means) the evolutionary …

Abstract enterprise system (ES) software is often supplemented independently by end users
who develop personal solutions that establish connections between the required business …

With the advent of end-user and cloud computing, business users can implement
information systems for work practices on their own–either from scratch or as extensions to …

Employees increasingly use unauthorized technologies at the workplace, which is referred
to as shadow IT. Previous research identifies that shadow IT is often collaborative systems …