15. ECIS 2007: St. Gallen, Switzerland

• Suvi Kurki, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen, Anssi Öörni:
  Consumer Value in Electronic Retailing: A Laboratory Experiment in Buying Cloths. 1-12
  
• Huei Huang Kuan, Gee-Woo Bock, Jumin Lee:
  A Cognitive Dissonance Perspective of Customers' Online Trust in Multi-Channel Retailers. 13-23
  
• Jin Chen, Cheng Zhang, Lihua Huang:
  Determinants of Customer Loyalty in China C2C E-Commerce: From a Social Network Perspective. 24-35
  
• Naveen Amblee, Tung X. Bui:
  The Impact of Electronic-Word-of-Mouth on Digital Microproducts: An Empirical Investigation of Amazon Shorts. 36-47
  
• Do-Hyung Park, Sara Kim, Ingoo Han:
  The Effects of Consumer Knowledge on Message Processing of Electronic Word of Mouth via Online Consumer Reviews. 48-57
  
• Marius A. Janson, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic, Ville-Pekka Mäkeläinen:
  E-Grocer Strategies: A Case Study. 58-69
  
• Markus Zanker, Markus Jessenitschnig:
  Iseller - A Generic and Hybrid Recommendation System for Interactive Selling Scenarios. 70-80
  
• Uta Franziska Knebel, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  Personal Mobile Sports Companion: Design and Evaluation of IT-Supported Product-Service-Bundles in the Sports Industry. 81-92
  
• Jianwei Liu, Ziv Baida, Yao-Hua Tan:
  E-Customs Control Procedures Redesign Methodology: Model-Based Application. 93-105
  
• Christine Legner, Kristin Wende:
  The Challenges of Inter-Organizational Business Process Design - A Research Agenda. 106-118
  
• Rainer Alt, Martin Smits:
  Networkability of Organizations and Business Networks. 119-130
  
• Susan P. Williams, Catherine A. Hardy:
  E-Procurement: Current Issues & Future Challenges. 131-142
  
• Dirk Neumann, Carsten Block, Christof Weinhardt, Yücel Karabulut:
  Knowledge-Driven Selection of Market Mechanisms in E-Procurement. 143-154
  
• Erwin Fielt, Wil Janssen, Edward Faber, René W. Wagenaar:
  Exchange Design Patterns for Electronic Intermediaries. 155-166
  
• Tsipi Heart:
  Empirically Testing a Model for the Intention of Firms to Use Remote Application Hosting. 167-178
  
• Ali Alper Yayla, Qing Hu:
  User Acceptance of E-Commerce Technology: A Meta-Analytic Comparison of Competing Models. 179-190
  
• Oliver Christ, Christoph Schroth, Till Janner:
  A Hybrid Framework for Automated and Adaptive E-Business Platforms. 191-202
  
• Phillip Freeman, Peter B. Seddon, Rens Scheepers:
  Explaining Organisational Investments in CRM Point Solutions. 203-214
  
• Petra Frenzel, Christoph Schroth, Tatjana Samsonowa:
  The Enterprise Interoperability Center - An Institutional Framework Facilitating Enterprise Interoperability. 215-226
  
• Mohammed Ibrahim, Pieter M. A. Ribbers, Bert Bettonvil:
  The Influences of Employees and Managers on Interorganizational Systems: A Resources-Based Perspective. 227-238
  
• Tadhg Nagle, William Golden:
  The Examination of a Business Model Framework within the E-Learning Industry. 239-250
  
• Carina Ihlström Eriksson, Thomas Kalling:
  Proposing a Business Model Framework for the E-Newspaper Introduction. 251-262
  
• Stanislaw Wrycza, Jerzy Auksztol, Damian Gajda:
  Assessing the Adoption of E-Business in the Region: A Quantitative Study. 263-274
  
• Lin Yan, Niki Panteli:
  The Politics of Presence and Absence in Distributed Organisations. 275-285
  
• Kai Riemer, Frank Frößler, Stefan Klein:
  Real Time Communication - Modes of Use in Distributed Teams. 286-297
  
• Li-Ting Huang, Chen-An Chiu, Kai Sung, Cheng-Kiang Farn:
  Revisiting the Antecedents of Flow Experience in Different On-Line Communication Environments. 298-309
  
• Xiaoling Jin, Christy M. K. Cheung, Matthew K. O. Lee, Huaping Chen:
  Understanding the Sustainability of Virtual Communities in China. 310-321
  
• Judith Granat, Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva:
  Impact of Mobile E-Mail in Corporate Environment. 322-333
  
• Chintan Amrit, Jos van Hillegersberg:
  Mapping Social Network to Software Architecture to Detect Structure Clashes in Agile Software Development. 334-345
  
• Kai Riemer:
  The Market for E-Collaboration Systems - Identification of System Classes Using Cluster Analysis. 346-357
  
• Stefan Hrastinski, Christina Keller, Sven A. Carlsson:
  Prescriptive Guidelines for when to Use Synchronous Communication in E-Learning Environments. 358-369
  
• Euripidis Loukis, Stelios Georgiou, Konstantinos Pazalos:
  A Value Flow Model for the Evaluation of an E-Learning Service. 370-382
  
• Sheryl Sharma, Geoffrey Dick, Wynne W. Chin, Lesley Land:
  Self-Regulation and E-Learning. 383-394
  
• Christina Keller, Stefan Hrastinski, Sven A. Carlsson:
  Students` Acceptance of E-Learning Environments: A Comparative Study in Sweden and Lithuania. 395-406
  
• Christy M. K. Cheung, Aaron X. L. Shen, Matthew K. O. Lee, WeiPing Wang:
  Let`s Work Together! We-Intention to Use Instant Messaging for E-Collaboration. 407-418
  
• Lih-Bin Oh, Teck-Wee Phua, Hock-Hai Teo:
  A Conceptual Model for IT-Enabled Enterprise Risk Management in Financial Organisations. 419-429
  
• Kim Wüllenweber:
  The Role of Manager's Risk Attitude for Outsourcing Success. 430-441
  
• Mark Borman:
  Recognising the Need for a Context Sensitive Decision Making Framework for Cosourcing - A Case Study in the Financial Service Sector. 442-453
  
• Ragnar Schierholz, Lutz M. Kolbe, Malte Geib, Oliver Kohnke, Walter Brenner:
  Success Factors in the Introduction of Standard Software in Core Processes of Banks. 454-465
  
• Patrick Bartels, Michael H. Breitner:
  Real-Time Market Valuation of Options Based on Web Mining and Neurosimulation. 466-477
  
• Michael H. Breitner, Frank Köller, Simon König, Hans-Jörg von Mettenheim:
  Intelligent Decision Support Systems and Neurosimulators: A Promising Alliance for Financial Services Providers. 478-489
  
• Lutz Seidenfaden, Björn Ortelbach, Matthias Schumann:
  A Peer-to-Peer Application System for Scholarly Communication. 490-503
  
• Mary Anne Kennan, Karlheinz Kautz:
  Scholarly Publishing and Open Access: Searching for Understanding of an Emerging IS Phenomenon. 504-515
  
• Stefan Seidel, Michael Adams, Arthur H. M. ter Hofstede, Michael Rosemann:
  Modelling and Supporting Processes in Creative Environments. 516-527
  
• Lena Aggestam, Per Backlund:
  Strategic Knowledge Management Issues when Designing Knowledge Repositories. 528-539
  
• Sari Vesiluoma:
  Making Knowledge Sharing Visible in Software Engineering. 540-551
  
• Jurriaan van Reijsen, Remko Helms, Ronald Batenburg:
  Validation of the New Knowledge Management Claim. 552-564
  
• Annemette Kjærgaard, Karlheinz Kautz, Peter Axel Nielsen:
  Making Sense of Project Management - A Case of Knowledge Management in Software Development. 565-575
  
• Willem J. Muhren, Gerd Van Den Eede, Bartel Van de Walle:
  Organizational Learning for the Incident Management Process: Lessons from High Reliability Organizations. 576-587
  
• Rosalyn Mansour, Uday S. Murthy:
  Consideration of Risks and Internal Controls in Business Process Modeling. 588-599
  
• John Alphonse:
  Best Practice Re-Creation as Transfer of Fluids. 600-611
  
• Tom Butler, Ciaran Murphy:
  Implementing Knowledge Management Systems in Public Sector Organisations: A Case Study of Critical Success Factors. 612-623
  
• Anne Persson, Janis Stirna:
  Making IT Happen and Making IT Stick - A Successful Case of Implementing a Knowledge Management System in a Healthcare Organization. 624-634
  
• Christy M. K. Cheung, Matthew K. O. Lee:
  Understanding User Intention to Continue Sharing Knowledge in Virtual Communities. 635-646
  
• Peter M. Bednar, Vasilios Katos, Christine E. Welch:
  Systems Analysis: Exploring the Spectrum of Diversity. 647-657
  
• El-Sayed Abou-Zeid:
  A Meta-Methodology for Knowledge Management Support Systems Development. 658-668
  
• Val A. Hooper, Sid L. Huff, Peter C. Thirkell:
  IS-Marketing Alignment: Its Impacts on Marketing Performance and on Business Performance. 669-680
  
• Sara Tedmori, Thomas W. Jackson, Dino Bouchlagem:
  Optimising the Email Knowledge Extraction System to Support Knowledge Work. 681-691
  
• Frédéric Créplet, Olivier Dupouët:
  Articulating Governance Mechanisms for Collective Learning. 692-703
  
• Kerstin Fink, Christian Ploder:
  A Comparative Study of Knowledge Processes and Methods in Austrian and Swiss SMEs. 704-715
  
• Katerina Voutsina, Jannis Kallinikos, Carsten Sørensen:
  Codification and Transferability of IT Knowledge. 716-726
  
• Ananya Upadhyaya, S. Krishna:
  Antecedents of Knowledge Sharing in Globally Distributed Software Development Teams. 727-738
  
• Ronald D. Freeze, Sagnika Sen:
  Knowledge Process Outsourcing: Identifying Potential Research Agenda Based on Industry Trends. 739-746
  
• John Coombes, Doug Vogel:
  The Effect of Task Structure and Time Structure on Knowledge Creation Using Group Support Systems. 747-758
  
• Jrgen Dorn, Markus Pichlmair:
  A Competence Management System for Universities. 759-770
  
• Suranjan Chakraborty, Saonee Sarker, Joseph S. Valacich:
  Understanding Analyst Effectiveness in Requirements Elicitation: A Gestalt Fit Perspective. 771-782
  
• Christian Dörner, Jan Heß, Volkmar Pipek:
  Improving Information Systems by End User Development: A Case Study. 783-794
  
• Jenny Price, Jacob L. Cybulski:
  The Influence of Neo-Tribalism on Participatory Design. 795-806
  
• Xiaofeng Wang, Richard T. Vidgen:
  Order and Chaos in Software Development: A Comparison of Two Software Development Teams in a Major IT Company. 807-818
  
• Sari Tuovila, Netta Iivari:
  Bridge Builders in IT Artifact Development. 819-830
  
• Avgousta Kyriakidou, Will Venters:
  The Multi-Disciplinary Development of Collaborative Grids: The Social Shaping of a Grid for Healthcare. 831-842
  
• Niklas Källberg, Magnus Mähring:
  Pushing Organizational Change with Information Technology: A Resource/Capability Re-Balancing Act. 843-854
  
• Sabine Madsen:
  Conceptualising the Causes and Consequences of Uncertainty in IS Development Organisations and Projects. 855-864
  
• Konrad Janusz Peszynski, John Lenarcic:
  Resistance, Challenges to Power and the Impact of Policy in Systems Implementation. 865-875
  
• Daniel Pfeiffer:
  Constructing Comparable Conceptual Models with Domain Specific Languages. 876-888
  
• Maciej Piechocki, Carsten Felden:
  XBRL Taxonomy Engineering. Definition of XBRL Taxonomy Development Process Model. 889-900
  
• Steinar Kristoffersen:
  Designing a Program. Programming the Design. 901-912
  
• Marie Griffiths, Ben Light:
  Risky Business: When a CRM Vendor Masqueraded as an ERP Specialist. 913-924
  
• Fons Wijnhoven, Roy Boelens, Rick Middel, Kor Louissen:
  Total Data Quality Management: A Study of Bridging Rigor and Relevance. 925-937
  
• Holger Hoffmann, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  A Framework for Developing Personalizeable Mobile Services in Automobiles. 938-949
  
• Brian Gannon, David W. Wilson:
  IS Offshoring: A Proposed Maturity Model of Offshore IS Suppliers. 950-960
  
• Michael T. Lane, Pär J. Ågerfalk:
  Expectations between Parties Playing Similar Roles in Global Software Development: A Psychological Contract Perspective. 961-972
  
• Patrick Finnegan, Lorraine Morgan:
  How Perceptions of Open Source Software Influence Adoption: An Exploratory Study. 973-984
  
• Kemal Altinkemer, Yasin Ozcelik, Zafer D. Özdemir:
  Productivity and Performance Effects of IT-enabled Reengineering: A Firm-level Analysis. 985-993
  
• Yu Liu, T. Ravichandran:
  Information Technology Capital, Managerial Human Capital, and Firm Performance: An Empirical Investigation. 994-1006
  
• Qing Hu, Elisabeth Frisk, Petri Hallikainen, Tom R. Eikebrokk, Tero Päivärinta, Antti Nurmi:
  IT Investment Evaluation as a Socio-Political Process: Determinants to Managerial Adoption and Use. 1007-1018
  
• Maarten Wijnen-Meijer, Ronald Batenburg:
  To Open Source or not to Open Source: That's the Strategic Question. Results from a Survey Among Eight Leading Software Providers. 1019-1030
  
• Narcyz Roztocki, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
  Identifying Success Factors for Information Technology Investments: Contribution of Activity Based Costing. 1031-1040
  
• Thomas Miklitz, Peter Buxmann:
  IT Standardization and Integration in Mergers and Acquisitions: A Decision Model for the Selection of Application Systems. 1041-1051
  
• Jochen Stößer, Dirk Neumann, Arun Anandasivam:
  A Truthful Heuristic for Efficient Scheduling in Network-Centric Grid OS. 1052-1063
  
• David Sammon, Frédéric Adam:
  An Extended Model of Decision Making for a Mindful Approach to IT Innovations (Enterprise-Wide ERP Project Implementation). 1064-1076
  
• Jan vom Brocke, Christian Buddendick:
  IT Enabled Buisness Models - Decision Support for Measuring Financial Implications of Business Models in Media Industry. 1077-1087
  
• Roland M. Müller:
  Knowonomics - The Economics of Knowledge Sharing. 1088-1099
  
• Lih-Bin Oh, Hock-Hai Teo:
  Realizing IT Business Value from Retail Channel Integration: A Configurational Structure-Strategy Fit Assessment. 1100-1111
  
• Philip O'Reilly, Patrick Finnegan:
  Electronic Marketplaces as Market System Intermediaries: An Exploratory Study and Characteristics Framework. 1112-1123
  
• Marie-Claude Boudreau, Richard T. Watson, Adela J. Chen, Martina E. Greiner, Peter Sclavos:
  The Benefits of Transaction Cost Economics: The Beginning of a New Direction. 1124-1135
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Banita Lal, Zahir Irani, Michael D. Williams:
  A Logistic Regression Analysis to Examine Factors Affecting Broadband Adoption in the UK. 1136-1146
  
• Zhaoli Meng, Sang-Yong Tom Lee:
  Competition and Compatibility with Open Source Software. 1147-1154
  
• Hans-Georg Kemper, Henning Baars, Thomas A. Horakh:
  Business Intelligence Outsourcing - A Framework. 1155-1166
  
• Anne C. Rouse, Brian J. Corbitt:
  Understanding Information Systems Outsourcing Success and Risks Through the Lens of Cognitive Biases. 1167-1178
  
• Ulrika H. Westergren:
  Partnership Outsourcing Evolution - The Process of Creating and Maintaining a Network of Actors. 1179-1189
  
• Viktor Veith, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  Towards Value-Based Management of Flexible IT Environments. 1190-1201
  
• Aileen Cater-Steel, Neil McBride:
  IT Service Management Improvement - Actor Network Perspective. 1202-1213
  
• Tsipi Heart:
  Who Is out there? Exploring Trust in the Remote-Hosting Vendor Community. 1214-1225
  
• Petra Schubert, Julie Fisher, Uwe Leimstoll:
  ICT and Innovation in Small Companies. 1226-1239
  
• Wasana Bandara, Marta Indulska, Shazia Wasim Sadiq, Sandy Chong:
  Major Issues in Business Process Management: An Expert Perspective. 1240-1251
  
• Ton A. M. Spil, Hannu Salmela:
  Inter Organizational Evaluation of SISP; What New Criteria Are Needed? 1252-1264
  
• Lih-Bin Oh, Benjamin Loong-Tatt Ng, Hock-Hai Teo:
  IT Portfolio Management: A Framework for Making Strategic IT Investment Decisions. 1265-1275
  
• Mårten Simonsson, Pontus Johnson, Hanna Wijkström:
  Model-Based IT Governance Maturity Assessments with Cobit. 1276-1287
  
• Sara Cullen, Peter B. Seddon, Leslie P. Willcocks:
  IT Outsourcing Configuration: Case Research Into Structural Attributes and Consequences. 1288-1300
  
• Edgar A. Whitley, Ian R. Hosein:
  Policy Engagement as Rigourous and Relevant Information Systems Research: The Case of the LSE Identity Project. 1301-1312
  
• Jocelyn Cranefield, Pak Yoong:
  To whom Should Information Systems Research Be Relevant: The Case for an Ecological Perspective. 1313-1324
  
• Anders Mårtensson, Pär Mårtensson:
  Extending Rigor and Relevance: Towards Credible, Contributory and Communicable Research. 1325-1333
  
• Sabine Zumpe, Hans van der Heijden:
  On the Use of Variable User Goals to Measure Perceived Usefulness. 1334-1343
  
• Darshana Sedera, Felix B. Tan:
  Reconceptualizing Usage for Contemporary Information System Success. 1344-1355
  
• Megan Seen, Anne C. Rouse, Nicholas Beaumont:
  Explaining and Predicting Information Systems Acceptance and Success: An Integrative Model. 1356-1367
  
• Michael Schermann, Tilo Böhmann, Helmut Krcmar:
  A Pattern-Based Approach for Constructing Design Theories with Conceptual Models. 1368-1379
  
• Thomas Chesney, Iain Coyne, Brian Logan, Neil Madden:
  A Design for Researching Virtual Worlds - Opportunities and Limitations. 1380-1387
  
• Pertti Järvinen:
  On Reviewing of Results in Design Research. 1388-1397
  
• Päivi Ovaska:
  Developing and Using a Multi-Methodological Approach to Study the Coordination of Systems Development Process. 1398-1409
  
• Vladislav V. Fomin, Tineke M. Egyedi:
  Multi-Method Approach to Guide Design and Use of ICT Infrastructure Services. 1410-1420
  
• Eszter Bartis, Nathalie N. Mitev:
  A Multiple Narrative Approach to Information Systems Failure: A Successful System that Failed. 1421-1433
  
• Christoph Rosenkranz, Roland Holten:
  On the Role of Conceptual Models in Information Systems Research - From Engineering to Research. 1434-1445
  
• Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  Critical Research in Information Systems: The Question of Methodology. 1446-1457
  
• João Porto de Albuquerque, Edouard Simon:
  Dealing with Socio-Technical Complexity: Torwads a Trandisciplinary Approach to. 1458-1468
  
• Anders Henriksen, Per E. Pedersen:
  The Application of Structural Equation Modelling in Information Systems Research. 1469-1480
  
• Ronald D. Freeze, Robyn L. Raschke:
  An Assessment of Formative and Reflective Constructs in IS Research. 1481-1492
  
• Erik J. De Vries:
  Rigorously Relevant Action Research in Information Systems. 1493-1504
  
• Boris Wyssusek:
  A Philosophical Re-Appraisal of Peter Naur's Notion of "programming as Theory Building". 1505-1514
  
• René Riedl:
  On the Replication of Positivist Case Study Research. 1515-1526
  
• Gabriel J. Costello, Michael Cresham, Brian Donnellan:
  Empathy and Teamwork: Reflections on the Legacy of Claudio Ciborra Through the Phenomenology of Edith Stein. 1527-1538
  
• Paolo Spagnoletti, Andrea Resca:
  A Framework for Managing Predictable and Unpredictable Threats: The Duality of Information Security Management. 1539-1550
  
• Mikko T. Siponen, Robert Willison:
  A Critical Assessment of IS Security Research between 1990-2004. 1551-1559
  
• Sneza Dojkovski, Sharman Lichtenstein, Matthew J. Warren:
  Fostering Information Security Culture in Small and Medium Size Enterprises: An Interpretive Study in Australia. 1560-1571
  
• Ravi S. Behara, C. Derrick Huang, Qing Hu:
  A System Dynamics Model of Information Security Investments. 1572-1583
  
• Till J. Winkler, Jochen Haller, Henner Gimpel, Christof Weinhardt:
  Trust Indicator Modeling for a Reputation Service in Virtual Organizations. 1584-1595
  
• Stefan Jakoubi, Simon Tjoa, Gerald Quirchmayr:
  Rope: A Methodology for Enabling the Risk-Aware Modelling and Simulation of Business Processes. 1596-1607
  
• Benjamin Müller, Goetz Viering, Frederik Ahlemann, Gerold Riempp:
  Towards Understanding the Sources of the Economic Potential of Service-Oriented Architecture: Findings from the Automotive and Banking Industry. 1608-1619
  
• Peter Höfferer:
  Achieving Business Process Model Interoperability Using Metamodels and Ontologies. 1620-1631
  
• Jen-Her Wu, Shin-Shing Shin, Juei-Lung Chien, William S. Chao, Ming-Che Hsieh:
  An Extended MDA Method for User Interface Modeling and Transformation. 1632-1642
  
• Christine Legner, Roger Heutschi:
  SOA Adoption in Practice - Findings from Early SOA Implementations. 1643-1654
  
• David Sammon, Frédéric Adam:
  Justifying an ERP Investment with the Promise of Realising Business Benefits. 1655-1668
  
• Manoj Thomas, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
  Aligning Information Systems Development with Service Orientation: The Service Oriented Systems Model. 1669-1680
  
• Stefano Basaglia, Leonardo Caporarello, Massimo Magni, Ferdinando Pennarola:
  Combining Internal and External Perspectives: The Adoption of VOIP in Italy. 1681-1693
  
• Ra'ed Masa'deh, George Kuk:
  A Causal Model of Strategic Alignment and Firm Performance. 1694-1705
  
• Tommaso Federici:
  ERPs in SMEs: Ex-Post Evaluation of Success Factors. 1706-1717
  
• Marijn Janssen, George Kuk:
  Comparing Coordination Arrangements Enabled by Web Services and Web Service Orchestration Technology. 1718-1728
  
• Josef Schiefer, Heinz Roth, Martin Suntinger, Alexander Schatten:
  Simulating Business Process Scenarios for Event-Based Systems. 1729-1740
  
• Norbert Gronau, Michael Rohloff:
  Managing Change: Business/ IT Alignment and Adaptability of Information Systems. 1741-1753
  
• Steinar Kristoffersen:
  Distributed Reflection of Capabilities as an Aspect of Innovation. 1754-1765
  
• Uta Franziska Knebel, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  Potentials of Tracking and Tracing Technologies - The Perspective of IT Decision Makers in Germany. 1766-1777
  
• Gabriel J. Costello, Colm Rochford, Brian Donnellan:
  Supply Chain Transformation in Apc Ireland: Lean Thinking, Opposing Logics and Bricolage. 1778-1789
  
• Timothy McNichols, Louis Brennan:
  Internet-Enabled Supply Chain Systems: Driving or Inhibiting Collaboration? 1790-1801
  
• Karsten Klose, Ralf Knackstedt, Daniel Beverungen:
  Identification of Services - A Stakeholder-Based Approach to SOA Development and its Application in the Area of Production Planning. 1802-1814
  
• Jorge Oliveira, Deborah Nightingale:
  Adaptable Enterprise Architecture and Long Term Value Added Partnerships in Healthcare. 1815-1826
  
• Jörg Becker, Ralf Knackstedt, Armin Stein:
  Extending the Supply Chain Operations Reference Model: Potentials and their Tool Support. 1827-1838
  
• Thomas Diekmann, Adam Melski, Matthias Schumann:
  Analysing Impacts of RFID in Supply Chains Using Joint Economic Lot Size Models. 1839-1850
  
• Constantinos K. Coursaris, Khaled Hassanein, Milena M. Head, Nick Bontis:
  The Impact of Distractions on the Usability and the Adoption of Mobile Devices for Wireless Data Services. 1851-1862
  
• Jonas Kuschel, Bo Dahlbom:
  Mobile Services for Vehicles. 1863-1874
  
• Pirkko Walden, Shengnan Han, Christer Carlsson, Péter Majlender:
  The Sleeping Giant - A Longitudinal Study Surveying the Mobile Service Market in Finland. 1875-1885
  
• Jonas Landgren:
  Investigating the Tension between Information Technology Use and Emergency Response Work. 1886-1897
  
• Ulrika Lundh Snis, Lena Pareto:
  Design Experience from Experience Design: Towards Strategies for Enhancements. 1898-1909
  
• Dimitrios C. Karaiskos, Panos E. Kourouthanassis, George M. Giaglis:
  User Acceptance of Pervasive Information Systems: Evaluating an RFID Ticketing System. 1910-1921
  
• Shaun Lawson, Thomas Chesney:
  The Impact of Owner Age on Companionship with Virtual Pets. 1922-1928
  
• Elgar Fleisch, Frédéric Thiesse:
  On the Management Implications of Ubiquitous Computing: An IS Perspective. 1929-1940
  
• Bill Pinnington, Ben Light, Elaine Ferneley:
  Too Much of a Good Thing? A Field Study of Challenges in Business Intelligence Enabled Enterprise System Environments. 1941-1952
  
• Maciej Piechocki, André Gräning, Carsten Felden:
  Multidimensional XBRL Reporting. 1953-1964
  
• Martin Op't Land, Erik Proper:
  Impact of Principles on Enterprise Engineering. 1965-1976
  
• Peter Rittgen:
  Co-Evolution of Business Action Theories and Languages. 1977-1989
  
• Marcus Laumann, Christoph Rosenkranz, Harald Kolbe:
  Diagnosing and Redesigning a Health(y) Organization - An Avarto (Bertelsmann) Action Research Study. 1990-2001
  
• Werner Esswein, Jens Weller:
  Method Modifications in a Configuration Management Environment. 2002-2013
  
• Jan Recker, Michael Rosemann:
  Understanding the Process of Constructing Scales Inventories in the Process Modelling Domain. 2014-2025
  
• Christoph Rosenkranz, Roland Holten:
  Measuring the Complexity of Information Systems and Organizations - Insights from an Action Case. 2026-2037
  
• Srdjan Zivkovic, Harald Kühn, Dimitris Karagiannis:
  Facilitate Modelling Using Method Integration: An Approach Using Mappings and Integration Rules. 2038-2049
  
• Christian Janiesch:
  Implementing Views on Business Semantics - Model-Based Configuration of Business Documents. 2050-2061
  
• Veronika Stefanov, Beate List:
  Explaining Data Warehouse Data to Business Users - A Model-Based Approach to Business Metadata. 2062-2073
  
• Yun-Heh Chen-Burger, Yannis Kalfoglou:
  Enterprise Engineering Using Semantic Technologies. 2074-2085
  
• Joseph Barjis:
  Executable Ontological Business Process Model. 2086-2097
  
• Patrick Delfmann, Ralf Knackstedt:
  Towards Tool Support for Information Model Variant Management - A Design Science Approach. 2098-2109
  
• Paul Beynon-Davies:
  Evaluating Egovernment Change in the Regional Context. 2110-2122
  
• Christine Stephenson, Wasana Bandara:
  Enhancing Best Practice in Public Health: Using Process Patterns for Business Process Management. 2123-2134
  
• Boriana Rukanova, Helle Zinner Henriksen, Ariane von Raesfeld, Eveline Van Stijn, Yao-Hua Tan:
  A Collective Action Perspective on Technological Innovation in Business/Government Networks. 2135-2146
  
• Matthew W. Guah, Wendy L. Currie:
  Managing Vendor Contracts in Public Sector I.T.: A Case Study on the UK National Health Service. 2147-2160
  
• Nevena Stolba, A. Min Tjoa, Thomas Mueck, Marko Banek:
  Federated Data Warehouse Approach to Support the National and International Interoperability of Healthcare Information Systems. 2161-2172
  
• Vassilios Peristeras, Nikolaos Loutas, Sotirios K. Goudos, Konstantinos A. Tarabanis:
  Semantic Interoperability Conflicts in Pan-European Public Services. 2173-2184
  
• Janet Toland, Pak Yoong:
  Taking a Punt on Broadband: Regional Initiatives in New Zealand. 2185-2196
  
• Nick Letch, Jennie Carroll:
  Integrated E-Government Systems: Unintended Impacts for those at the Margins. 2197-2208
  
• Riikka Vuokko:
  Mobile Enhancement of Care Work. 2209-2220
  
• Yingqin Zheng:
  A Structurational Conceptualization of Information Literacy: Reflections on Research in Rural South Africa. 2221-2232
  
• Hugo Lotriet, Machdel Matthee:
  Friend or Foe? Locating ICT within the South African Governmental Discourse on Indigenous Knowledge Systems. 2233-2244
  
• Raj Gururajan:
  Drivers of Wireless Technology in Healthcare: An Indian Study. 2245-2258
  
• Iis P. Tussyadiah, Daniel R. Fesenmaier:
  Interpreting Tourist Experiences from First-Person Stories: A Foundation for Mobile Guides. 2259-2270
  
• Felix-Robinson Aschoff, Marco Prestipino, Gerhard Schwabe:
  Cooperation Technology and Timeliness of Information: Comparing Travelbooks, Wikis and Online Communities. 2271-2282
  
• Nikos Migas, Constantia Anastasiadou, William J. Buchanan, Jim Marshall:
  Mass Customisation through Personalised Brochures: The Role of Emerging Technologies. 2283-2294
  
• Hosein Gharavi, Tarek Mady, Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi:
  A Critical Realist Perspective on the Adoption of Internet Technologies in the Travel Sector. 2295-2306
  
• Michael Fux, Daniel Mathieu, Thomas Myrach:
  Cooperative Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in Alpine Tourist Destinations. 2307-2318
  
• Costas Zafiropoulos, Vasiliki Vrana, Despoina Karystinaiou:
  Differentiations between Expected and Perceived Interactivity in Hotel Websites. 2319-2330
  

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