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Companies' information security efforts are often threatened by employee negligence and insider breach. To deal with these insider issues, this study draws on the compliance theory and the general...
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Advances in information technologies enable firms to collect detailed consumer data and target individual consumers with tailored ads. Consumer data are among the most valuable assets that firms own....
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The adoption of an organization-wide system, such as an enterprise system (ES), has often been mandated by organizational management, which may not necessarily motivate users to proactively explore the...
View ArticleUnderstanding Postadoptive Behaviors in Information Systems Use: A...
For an organization to gain maximum benefits from a new information system (IS), individual users in the organization must use it effectively and extensively. To do so, users need to overcome many...
View ArticleInvestigating the Value of Sociomaterialism in Conceptualizing IT Capability...
Sociomateriality (or sociomaterialism) allows us to approach the information technology (IT) capability research from an angle that has been rarely visited by information systems scholars. While...
View ArticleEditorial Introduction
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View ArticleInformation Systems Success: The Quest for the Independent Variables
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View ArticleEffect Mechanisms of Perceptual Congruence Between Information Systems...
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View ArticleSpecial Issue: Multiple Dimensions of Value in Information Systems
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View ArticleStrategic Alignment and Misalignment of Knowledge Management Systems: A...
To derive more business value from existing organizational knowledge, many organizations seek to rely on strategically aligned knowledge management systems (KMS). However, as documented in prior...
View ArticleService Expansion of Product Firms in the Information Technology Industry: An...
The provision of services has become an increasingly important component of the economy of industrialized countries and the revenue stream for many traditional product companies. This is especially...
View ArticleFacilitator-in-a-Box: Process Support Applications to Help Practitioners...
The potential benefits of collaboration technologies are typically realized only in groups led by collaboration experts. This raises the facilitator-in-the-box challenge: Can collaboration expertise be...
View ArticleSparking Creativity: Improving Electronic Brainstorming with Individual...
Much of human behavior involves subconscious cognition that can be manipulated through "priming"—the presentation of a stimulus designed to subconsciously implant a concept in working memory that...
View ArticleEmotions and Information Diffusion in Social Media—Sentiment of Microblogs...
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View ArticleAre Users Threatened by Credibility Assessment Systems?
Despite the improving accuracy of agent-based expert systems, human expert users aided by these systems have not improved their accuracy. Self-affirmation theory suggests that human expert users could...
View ArticleUsing Accountability to Reduce Access Policy Violations in Information Systems
Access policy violations by organizational insiders are a major security concern for organizations because these violations commonly result in fraud, unauthorized disclosure, theft of intellectual...
View ArticleIndex to Journal of Management Information Systems Volume 29, 2012-13
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