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Technology driven organizational transformation—heightened during the COVID-19 pandemic—is gaining momentum, as employees increasingly invest in technology for work. Referred to as IT consumerization, employees use their smartphones, ...

• The use of consumer devices and applications in the workplace is ever more prevalent.

We investigate the use of systems in situations that are subjective. In these situations, usage behaviors are often guided by applied ethical perceptions, rather than absolutes of what can or should be done. Using a scenario-based randomized survey, we ...

Virtual worlds or three-dimensional computer-based simulated environments have received considerable attention as platforms for entertainment, education and commerce. In contrast to a web site, for example, where a user interacts with a two-dimensional ...

We summarize the problems and potential solutions put forward in the four articles by the Deans and then offer three lenses to consider as we reimagine the future of IT education and research. These lenses include major disruptions in education that are ...

Past research suggests that ''situatedness'', i.e. the context, as well as the social interaction that occurs within it, play an important role in cognitive processes such as learning and decision-making. Thus far, IT tools have been limited in the ...

Virtual worlds have received considerable attention as platforms for entertainment, education, and commerce. But organizations are experiencing failures in their early attempts to lure customers, employees, or partners into these worlds. Among the more ...

Mobile information communication technologies (MICTs) have considerable promise in patient care settings. But that promise can only be realized if the MICT applications are used by the medical staff. This paper reports on a study examining nurses' ...

IT managerial control ratios (such as IT Budget/Revenues, IT Budget/Operating Expense, IT Budget/Employees) are used extensively by both practitioners and researchers (Bender 1986; Harris and Katz 1991; Harris and Katz 1991; Weill 1992; Mahmood and Mann ...

More and more businesses are selling products and providing services through multiple channels. 3D virtual worlds are emerging to be one of the channels for companies to communicate with their customers. Being able to simulate similar experiences as ...

The role of information systems in the creation and appropriation of economic value has a long tradition of research, within which falls the literature on the sustainability of IT-dependent competitive advantage. In this article, we formally define the ...

Four key organizational processes must be in place for a successful IT development environment.

One weak spot is all it takes to open secured digital doors and online accounts causing untold damage and consequences.

Management must view IT project development as a business rather than a technical activity.

Information technology is providing the infrastructure necessary to support the development of new organizational forms. Virtual teams represent one such organizational form, one that could revolutionize the workplace and provide organizations with ...

This article reports the findings of a longitudinal study of temporary virtual teams and explores the role of behavior control on trust decline. We conducted an experiment involving 51 temporary virtual teams. Half of the teams were required to comply ...

Internet technologies are having a significant impact on the learning industry. For-profit organizations and traditional institutions of higher education have developed and are using web-based courses, but little is known about their effectiveness ...

While the concepts of organizational learning and knowledge management are essential in industry, relatively little attention has been devoted to how these same concepts can be applied to higher education. Despite the ready availability of the Internet ...