Relational Contracts, Growth Options, and Heterogeneous Beliefs: A...
More companies have realized that information technology (IT) outsourcing, once viewed as a cost reduction tool, could facilitate and even enable the transformation of their core business processes....
View ArticleUnderstanding Employee Responses to Stressful Information Security...
We use coping theory to explore an underlying relationship between employee stress caused by burdensome, complex, and ambiguous information security requirements (termed "security-related stress" or...
View ArticleCollaborative Demand Forecasting: Toward the Design of an Exception-Based...
Sharing of truthful information involving business intelligence between supply chain partners is a challenge on account of the asymmetric nature of the information, where one party possesses...
View ArticleDigital Piracy, Teens, and the Source of Advice: An Experimental Study
The objective of our paper is to determine the effect of piracy advice from various sources on the behavior of the music consumer. Specifically, does it matter if the source of advice has a stake in...
View ArticleGifting and Status in Virtual Worlds
While profitable business models elude many virtual worlds, sales of virtual products are a potentially lucrative source of revenue. One new addition to this strategy is virtual gifting, whereby users...
View ArticleDeterminants of Mobile Apps' Success: Evidence from the App Store Market
Mobile applications markets with app stores have introduced a new approach to define and sell software applications with access to a large body of heterogeneous consumer population. This research...
View ArticleCustomized Bundling and Consumption Variety of Digital Information Goods
Customized bundling retail strategies have become increasingly popular online. In customized bundling, consumers decide the bundle's components, and the effects of this change on consumption variety...
View ArticleThe Impact of Buy-Now Features in Pay-per-Bid Auctions
Pay-per-bid auctions require all bidders to pay for every bid. However, paying bidding fees without receiving the auction item in return often causes high dissatisfaction among losers, resulting in...
View ArticleLaunching Successful E-Markets: A Broker-Level Order-Routing Analysis of Two...
New e-markets try in a number of ways to attract a critical mass of participation and usage. Two innovative, all-electronic options exchanges, the International Securities Exchange (ISE) and the Boston...
View ArticlePhysical and Electronic Wholesale Markets: An Empirical Analysis of Product...
Markets can yield significant economic benefits by improving transaction efficiency, but effective design is necessary to achieve these benefits. We compare a physical market to a discrete electronic...
View ArticleSpecial Issue: Economics of Electronic Commerce
Special Issue: Economics of Electronic CommerceContent Type Journal ArticlePages 7-10DOI 10.2753/MIS0742-1222310201AuthorsRavi Bapna, Carlson School of Management, University of MinnesotaAnitesh Barua,...
View ArticleEditorial Introduction
Editorial IntroductionContent Type Journal ArticlePages 5-6DOI 10.2753/MIS0742-1222310200AuthorsVladimir ZwassJournal Journal of Management Information SystemsOnline ISSN 1557-928XPrint ISSN...
View ArticleSupporting Creative Problem Solving with a Case-Based Reasoning System
Attention for the division of work between computers and humans is growing due to ever-increasing computer capabilities. Over the past decades, creativity support systems (CSSs) have gained ground as a...
View ArticleUser Roles and Contributions in Innovation-Contest Communities
Organizations increasingly initiate Internet-based innovation-contest communities through which individuals can interact and contribute to the innovation process. To successfully manage these...
View ArticleHow Social Capital Among Information Technology and Business Units Drives...
It is widely acknowledged that information technology (IT) and business resources need to be well aligned to achieve organizational goals. Yet, year after year, chief information officers still name...
View ArticleHow Posture-Profile Misalignment in IT Innovation Diminishes Returns:...
We conceive of information technology (IT) innovation posture-profile misalignment as a condition that exists when a firm's innovation posture (the extent to which a firm leads with IT innovation) does...
View ArticleA Rigidity Detection System for Automated Credibility Assessment
Credibility assessment is an area in which information systems research can make a major impact. This paper reports on two studies investigating a system solution for automatic, noninvasive detection...
View ArticleThe Impact of Social Network Structures on Prediction Market Accuracy in the...
This paper examines the effects of social network structures on prediction market accuracy in the presence of insider information through a randomized laboratory experiment. In the experiment, insider...
View ArticleCreating Shared Understanding in Heterogeneous Work Groups: Why It Matters...
Shared understanding has been claimed to be crucial for effective collaboration of researchers and practitioners. Heterogeneity in work groups further strengthens the challenge of integrating...
View ArticleSpecial Section: Information Systems Support for Shared Understanding
Special Section: Information Systems Support for Shared UnderstandingContent Type Journal ArticlePages 107-110DOI 10.2753/MIS0742-1222310105AuthorsRobert O. Briggs, San Diego State UniversityJournal...
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