11. ECIS 2003: Naples, Italy

• Owen Harte Barry, Brian O'Flaherty:
  A case of 'non strategic' alignment - An IT and business unit liaison role. 139-150
  
• John Mingers:
  A critique of statistical modelling from a critical realist perspective. 1277-1288
  
• Risto Rajala, Matti Rossi, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen:
  A framework for analyzing software business models. 1614-1627
  
• Rustam M. Vahidov, Gregory E. Kersten:
  A framework for situated decision support systems. 2027-2035
  
• Brian Donnellan, Brian Fitzgerald:
  A knowledge management application to support knowledge sharing in a design engineering community. 545-556
  
• Danilo Ardagna, Chiara Francalanci, Marco Trubian:
  A multi-model algorithm for the cost-oriented design of the information technology infrastructure. 59-69
  
• Wasana Sedera, Michael Rosemann, Gabriella Doebeli:
  A process modelling success model: insights from a case study. 1736-1743
  
• Rüdiger Zarnekow, Walter Brenner:
  A product-based information management approach. 2251-2263
  
• Donal J. Flynn, Zahid I. Hussain:
  A qualitative approach to investigating the behavioural definitions of the four-paradigm theory of information systems development. 657-671
  
• Lloyd Brodsky, Yao-Hua Tan:
  A risk management of ASPs. 262-277
  
• Mario Christ, Steffan Baron, Ramayya Krishnan, Daniel Nagin, Oliver Günther:
  A session-based empirical investigation of web usage. 455-460
  
• Se-Hak Chun, Jhung-Soo Hong, Ji-Ho Joo, Eunjin Kim, Min-Young Kim, Jae-Cheol Kim:
  A strategic analysis of internet contents market in electronic commerce. 461-472
  
• Amany R. Elbanna:
  Achieving social integration to implement ERP systems. 560-572
  
• Jennie Carroll, Daniel Tobin:
  Acting out the future: a process for envisionment. 363-378
  
• Antonio Cordella, Maha Shaikh:
  Actor network theory and after: what's new for IS research? 496-508
  
• Ryan Peterson, Alea M. Fairchild:
  Adoption trends in application service provisioning: an exploratory field study of small and medium-size enterprises. 1525-1539
  
• Aristides Triantafillakis, Panagiotis Kanellis, Drakoulis Martakos:
  An agent-based framework for materialized view maintenance in collaborative electronic commerce environments. 2001-2012
  
• Ben Light:
  An alternative theory of legacy information systems. 1093-1111
  
• Jochen Franke, Tim Stockheim:
  An analysis of the impact of reputation on supply webs. 672-686
  
• Robert Winter:
  An architecture model for supporting application integration decisions. 2188-2200
  
• Vincenzo Morabito:
  An empirical investigation of determinants to buy application services from ASPs. 1353-1363
  
• Weiquan Wang, Izak Benbasat:
  An empirical investigation of intelligent agents for e-business customer relationship management: a knowledge management perspective. 2095-2110
  
• Huixian Li, John Lim, K. S. Raman:
  An exploratory case study on IS implementation and organizational change in China. 1062-1072
  
• Christy M. K. Cheung, Matthew K. O. Lee:
  An integrative model of consumer trust in internet shopping. 420-432
  
• Miltiadis D. Lytras, Athanasia Pouloudi, Nikolaos Korfiatis:
  An ontological oriented approach on e-learning. Integrating semantics for adaptive e-learning systems. 1188-1204
  
• Sven Grolik, Dirk Kalmring, Dietrich Lehner, Chiara Frigerio:
  Analysis of interrelations between business models and knowledge management strategies in consulting firms. 730-739
  
• José A. Moinhos Cordeiro, Joaquim Filipe:
  Application of the theory of organized activity to the coordination of social information systems. 480-495
  
• Jyoti Choudrie, Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou, Heejin Lee:
  Applying stakeholder theory to analyse the diffusion of broadband in South Korea: the importance of the government's role. 444-454
  
• Jörg Becker, Ralf Knackstedt, Thomas Serries:
  Architectures for enterprise information portals: an approach to integrate data warehousing and content management. 196-211
  
• Ruggero Rossi De Mio:
  Assessing a measure of social emotional interaction in face-to-face and virtual communication using the Bales' Method. 1289-1298
  
• Hannu Salmela:
  Assessing the business consequences of systems risk. 1670-1682
  
• Philip O'Reilly, Pat Finnegan:
  Assessing the performance of an electronic marketplace: a conceptual model and case study. 1437-1454
  
• Kamaljeet Sandhu, Brian J. Corbitt:
  Assessing web-based electronic services adoption model (E-SAM). 1683-1696
  
• Prodromos Tsiavos, Ian Hosein:
  Beyond good and evil: why open source development for peer-to-peer networks does not necessarily equal to an open society is as imbalanced as copyright law and definitely is not going to make you a better person. 2013-2026
  
• Roman Beck, Wolfgang König, Rolf T. Wigand:
  Beyond the electronic commerce diffusion race: efficiency prevails. 173-184
  
• Jörg Becker, Christian Brelage, Michael Thygs, Michael Ribbert:
  Conceptual design of www-based information systems. 185-195
  
• Sue Newell, Robert D. Galliers, Jimmy C. Huang:
  Conceptualizing the three dimensions of inter-organizational communities of practice. 1391-1397
  
• Jesper Simonsen, Jens Kaaber Pors:
  Conditions for change related to groupware in a distributed organization - a case study. 1816-1829
  
• Adela Mlcakova, Edgar A. Whitley:
  Configuring peer-to-peer software: an empirical study of how users react to the regulatory features of software. 1299-1310
  
• Bjørn Erik Munkvold, Tero Päivärinta, Anne Kristine Hodne, Elin Stangeland:
  Contemporary issues of enterprise content management: the case of statoil. 1364-1383
  
• Yvonne Arnold, Jan Marco Leimeister, Helmut Krcmar:
  CoPEP: a development process model for community platforms for cancer patients. 70-71
  
• Sven A. Carlsson:
  Critical realism: a way forward in IS research. 348-362
  
• Vanessa Gemmo, Rita Bissola, Andrea Carignani:
  Defining prerequisites for banking web site design: the wow! approach. 694-707
  
• Mariagrazia Fugini, Mario Mezzanzanica:
  Development of a security methodology for cooperative information systems: the cooPSIS project. 687-693
  
• Niki Panteli:
  Discourse analysis in IS research: constructing presence in virtual organizing. 1474-1479
  
• Stefan Kremer, Lutz Kolbe, Walter Brenner:
  Do you know your terms? - A procedure model for terminology management. 983-994
  
• Parissa Haghirian:
  Does culture really matter? Cultural influences on the knowledge transfer process within multinational corporations. 740-751
  
• Bill Anckar:
  Drivers and inhibitors to E-Commerce adoption: Exploring the rationality of consumer behavior in the electronic marketplace. 41-58
  
• Stefan Figge, Gregor Schrott, Jan Muntermann, Kai Rannenberg, S.-H. Chun:
  Earning m-oney - a situation based approach for mobile business models. 642-656
  
• Agneta Ranerup:
  E-careers guidance in quasi-markets for education. 1628-1641
  
• Xin Wei Wang, Hock-Hai Teo, Kwok Kee Wei, Choon-Ling Sia, Matthew K. O. Lee:
  Effects of learning capacity and knowledge base on executive decision formation for IT adoption: an empirical study of small and medium-sized organizations. 2111-2118
  
• Chee-Wee Tan, Shan Ling Pan, Eric Tze Kuan Lim:
  E-governance: towards a strategic convergence of stakeholder interests. 1913-1929
  
• Paola Bielli, Jane E. Klobas:
  E-learning and SMEs: do demand and supply speak the same language? 227-238
  
• Cristina Cáliz, Sandra Sieber:
  E-learning: designing new business education. 399-407
  
• Joze Kuzic, Nicholas Billington:
  Electronic commerce issues in the australian manufacturing industry. 995-1002
  
• Robert M. Davison, Douglas R. Vogel, Joze Gricar, Roger Harris, Maddalena Sorrentino:
  Electronic commerce on the new silk road: a cornucopia of research opportunities. 531-532
  
• Paul Beynon-Davies, Ian Owens, Michael D. Williams, Rebecca A. Hill:
  Electronic consultation at the national assembly for Wales. 212-226
  
• Linda Wilkins, Tanya Castleman, Paula M. C. Swatman:
  Electronic markets and service delivery: governance and related competencies in virtual environments. 2175-2187
  
• Walter D. Fernández, Alan Underwood:
  Emerging organisations: metateams in major IT projects. 626-641
  
• Gregory E. Kersten:
  E-negotiations: towards engineering of technology-based social processes. 948-958
  
• Tobias Keim, Frank Färber, Tim Weitzel:
  Enhancing partner matching with recommendation systems. 942-947
  
• Redouane El Amrani, Frantz Rowe, Marc Bidan, Bénédicte Geffroy-Maronnat, Rolande Marciniak:
  ERP implementation and change: towards a cross-functional view. 22-40
  
• Daniel L. Moody, Guttorm Sindre:
  Evaluating the effectiveness of learning interventions: an information systems case study. 1311-1326
  
• Konstantina Vasilopoulou, Polyxeni Ziouvelou, Adamantia G. Pateli, Athanasia Pouloudi:
  Examining e-business models: applying a holistic approach in the mobile environment. 2044-2054
  
• Tom Butler, Aidan Pyke:
  Examining the influence of ERP systems on firm-specific knowledge and core capabilities: a case study of SAP implementation and use. 338-347
  
• Carl Magnus Olsson:
  Exploring perceptions of IT support for road haulage companies: a qualitative interview study. 1455-1461
  
• Joe Peppard, Anna Rylander:
  Exploring products and services in cyberspace: towards a categorisation. 1510-1524
  
• Richard T. Vidgen, Sabine Madsen:
  Exploring the socio-technical dimension of information system development: use cases and job satisfaction. 2055-2071
  
• Bernard Terrill, Andrew Flitman:
  Factors influencing users' satisfaction with integrative knowledge management systems - A preliminary investigation. 1960-1971
  
• Chris Barry, Jeremy Brown:
  Finding a home for web-based information systems - perusing the landscape. 126-138
  
• Ghiyoung Im, Arjan Raven:
  Fit and social construction in knowledge management systems. 846-853
  
• Emanuela Pauselli:
  From e-business to knowledge e-trading. 1491-1496
  
• Christopher J. Hemingway, Karin Breu:
  From traditional to virtual organisation: implications for work unit boundaries. 778-787
  
• Moez Limayem, Sabine Gabriele Hirt, Christy M. K. Cheung:
  Habit in the context of IS continuance: theory extension and scale development. 1130-1140
  
• Eun-Young Kim, Jin-Ho Choi, Jhung-Soo Hong, Tae-Hun Kim, Se-Hak Chun:
  Hybrid XML data model architecture for efficient document management. 971-982
  
• Claudio U. Ciborra, Daniel Osei-joehene:
  ICT corporate infrastructures and risk: a dual perspective. 473-479
  
• Dirk Postma:
  ICT enhanced communities of practice: respecting and maintaining the duality between organizations and practices. 1591-1602
  
• Antonio Acconcia, Alfredo Del Monte:
  ICT growth and convergence between rich and poor regions. 1-11
  
• Marianna Sigala:
  Implementing customer relationship management in the hotel sector: does IT matter? 1801-1813
  
• Michael T. K. Tan, K. S. Raman, Kwok Kee Wei:
  Implementing inter-organizational systems (IOS) for strategic advantage: a value-flow framework. 1947-1959
  
• Timo Lainema:
  Implications of constructivism for computer-based learning. 1003-1016
  
• Laurel Evelyn Dyson:
  Indigenous australians in the information age: exploring issues of neutrality in information technology. 557-559
  
• Xianfeng Zhang, Qi Li, Yong Zhang:
  Influencing factors of securities e-commerce in China. 2264-2278
  
• Qing Hu, Jim Quan:
  Information intensity and the impact of IT investments on productivity: an industry level perspective. 822-832
  
• Georgios P. Papamichail, Ioannis P. Antoniadis:
  Information quality issues in telco database marketing campaigns. 1480-1490
  
• Marius A. Janson, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  Information sysems development and the participatory ethos. 854-863
  
• Keith S. Horton:
  Information systems strategy and configurational technologies: cases from the UK public sector. 810-821
  
• Sebastián Bruque Cámara, José Moyano-Fuentes, M. Jesús Hernández-Ortiz, Alfonso Vargas-Sánchez:
  Information technology and competitive advantage. The role of the ownership structure. 293-307
  
• Paul A. Pavlou, Yao-Hua Tan, David Gefen:
  Institutional trust and familiarity in online interorganizational relationships. 1497-1509
  
• Marinos Themistocleous, Zahir Irani:
  Integrating cross-enterprise systems: an innovative framework for the introduction of enterprise application integration. 1972-1988
  
• Hung Kit Lui, Rodger Jamieson:
  Integrating trust and risk perceptions in business-to-consumer electronic commerce with the technology acceptance model. 1154-1170
  
• Grace Ng-Kruelle, Douglas S. Rebne, Paul A. Swatman, J. Felix Hampe:
  Interfaces in adoption of an evolving innovation: an activity-theoretical perspective and the price of convenience. 1398-1410
  
• Michal Zaremba, Brian Wall, Jim Browne, Szymon Zaleski:
  Internet enabled supply chain integration for SMEs. 2240-2250
  
• Richard Walker, Ivo Arnold:
  Introducing virtual solutions for course design and delivery in business education: experiences from two economics courses. 2084-2094
  
• Margi Levy, Philip Powell, Philip Yetton:
  IS alignment in small firms: new paths through the maze. 1051-1061
  
• Anita Mangan, Séamas Kelly:
  IS and the integrated network organisation: a cautionary tale from the financial services sector. 1220-1235
  
• Rosemary Stockdale, Craig Standing:
  Issues affecting benefit realisation in electronic marketplaces. 1871-1886
  
• Nikos I. Karacapilidis, Emmanuel Adamides, Christina E. Evangelou:
  Leveraging organizational knowledge to formulate manufacturing strategy. 902-918
  
• Regit Young, Nick Letch:
  Linking the emergent microsocial and macrosocial knowledge perspectives. 2232-2239
  
• Tom Butler, Ciaran Murphy:
  Locating IT competencies in a learning organization: a case study of the development of firm specific IT resources at Analog Devices Inc.. 316-326
  
• Lisa K. Brown, Deemple Tailor, Philip Seltsikas:
  Maintaining a CLASP (Customer Leveraged Application Service Provision) on application service providers: a lesson from german SMEs to ASPs. 278-292
  
• Hans van der Heijden, Lotte Sangstad Sørensen:
  Measuring attitudes towards mobile information services: an empirical validation of the HED/UT scale. 765-777
  
• Daniel L. Moody:
  Measuring the quality of data models: an empirical evaluation of the use of quality metrics in practice. 1337-1352
  
• Reeva M. Lederman, Graeme G. Shanks, Martin R. Gibbs:
  Meeting privacy obligations: the implications for information systems development. 1035-1050
  
• Mikael Schönström, Sven A. Carlsson:
  Methods as knowledge enablers in software development organizations. 1707-1718
  
• Adel Al-Taitoon, Carsten Sørensen, David Gibson:
  Modern professionals and their tools ICT supporting organisational flexibility and control. 12-21
  
• Maria Chiarvesio, Eleonora Di Maria, Stefano Micelli:
  Network technologies and local networks: evidence from a three-year survey in north east italy. 433-443
  
• Jannis Kallinikos:
  Networks as alternative forms of organization: some critical remarks. 896-901
  
• Naureen Khan, Wendy L. Currie, Vishanth Weerakkody:
  Offshore information systems outsourcing: strategies and scenarios. 959-970
  
• Hadas Weinberger, Dov Te'eni, Ariel J. Frank:
  Ontologies of organizational memory as basis for evaluation. 2152-2162
  
• Claudia Löbbecke, Albert A. Angehrn:
  Opensource platforms under coopetition: a comparative analysis of sourceforge and 'CodeX' (Xerox) as two 'coopetitive learning and knowledge exchange networks' (coLKENs). 1141-1153
  
• Calogero Matassa, Paolo Neirotti, Emilio Paolucci:
  Organizational change and productivity growth: an empirical analysis of the Italian insurance industry. 1247-1261
  
• Robert Kay, Dubravka Cecez-Kecmanovic:
  Organizational knowledge and autopoiesis: towards a new view. 927-941
  
• Priya Seetharaman, Souren Paul:
  Organizational memory in group decision making: use of constructive group conflict. 1744-1759
  
• Jon Woodroof, DeWayne Searcy:
  Outsourcing a faculty activity application through a self-service web-enabled application service provider. 2201-2220
  
• Theodor Barth, Yasmin Merali, David Snowden:
  Panel: Facing disruption - responsive contents and technological responsability. 151-159
  
• Joseph Feller, Brian Fitzgerald:
  Panel: Is open source revolutionising the software industry? 612-625
  
• Carsten Sørensen, Jan Damsgaard, Kalle Lyytinen, Daniele Pica:
  Panel: Mobile interaction and pervasive social technologies. 1846-1858
  
• Sara Eriksén, Ina Wagner, Peter Axel Nielsen, Silvia Gherardi, Gianni Jacucci, Claudio U. Ciborra:
  Panel: Situatedness, accountabilty or moods to contrast abstraction. 573-586
  
• Andrea Pontiggia, Claudio U. Ciborra, Domenico Ferrari, Manfred Grauer, Karlheinz Kautz, Marcello Martinez, Sandra Sieber:
  Panel: Teaching information systems today: the convergence between IS and organization theory. 1571-1582
  
• M. Lynne Markus, Ellen Christiaanse, Jan Damsgaard, Kalle Lyytinen:
  Panel: The adoption and impacts of B2B marketplaces. 1236-1246
  
• Dieter Bartmann, Arnaldo Camuffo, Marco de Marco, Robert Winter:
  Panel: The future of distribution system in retail banking: strategy resources and technology. 160-172
  
• Edgar A. Whitley, Sandra Sieber, Cristina Cáliz, Mary Darking, Chiara Frigerio, Edoardo Iacucci, Michael Rill:
  Panel: What is it like to do an information systems PhD in Europe? Diversity in the practice of IS research. 2173-2174
  
• Karlheinz Kautz, Jacob Nørbjerg:
  Persistent problems in information systems development. The case of the world wide web. 919-926
  
• David Graham Wastell, Peter Kawalek, Michael Newman:
  Plus ça change: defensive translations and resistance to IT-enabled change in local government. 2135-2151
  
• Christopher Bull:
  Politics in packaged software implementation. 308-315
  
• Graeme G. Shanks, Anne N. Parr:
  Positivist single case study research in information systems: a critical analysis. 1760-1774
  
• Michael Schwind, Tim Stockheim, Stefan Seibel:
  Price controlled resource allocation for the provision of information products and services employing combinatorial auctions. 1719-1735
  
• Yossi Lichtenstein, Alan McDonnell:
  Pricing software development services. 1073-1083
  
• Soumit Sain, Sascha Herpers:
  Profit maximization in multi service networks - an optimization model. 1653-1669
  
• Henry Daniels, Bram De Jonge:
  Project selection in knowledge intensive organizations based on intellectual capital scorecards. 521-530
  
• Roland Holten, Alexander Dreiling:
  Provision of customer knowledge to supply chains. 788-793
  
• Josef Schiefer, Jun-Jang Jeng, Robert M. Bruckner:
  Real-time workflow audit data integration into data warehouse systems. 1697-1706
  
• Michel Avital:
  Reexamining information systems success through the information technology professionals perspective. 88-102
  
• Jim Hughes, Steven Jones:
  Reflections on the use of grounded theory in interpretive information systems research. 833-845
  
• Pernille Bjørn Rasmussen:
  Re-negotiating protocols: a way to integrate groupware in collaborative learning settings. 1642-1652
  
• Graeme G. Shanks, Jasmina Nuredini, Daniel Tobin, Daniel L. Moody, Ron Weber:
  Representing things and properties in conceptual modelling: an empirical evaluation. 1775-1785
  
• Ramanathan Somasundaram, Jan Karlsbjerg:
  Research philosophies in the IOS adoption field. 1830-1845
  
• Carmen Joham, Elizabeth Hobson:
  Romtelecom: A systemic approach to IT policy: a new perspective for developing countries. 887-895
  
• Jonathan Wareham, Karlene Cousins, Rich Klein:
  Service and commodity based electronic intermediaries: a comparative analysis. 2119-2134
  
• Marco Tagliavini, Jennifer Moro, Aurelio Ravarini, Tor Guimaraes:
  Shaping CIO's competencies and activities to improve company performance: an empirical study. 1887-1897
  
• Andreas Nilsson, Johan Magnusson, Håkan Enquist:
  SME network practice - a qualitative study of network management practice and design implications for ICT-support. 1411-1423
  
• Adi Prananto, Judy McKay, Peter Marshall:
  Spectrum of e-business maturity in australian SMEs: a multiple case studies approach on the applicability of the stages of growth for e-business model. 1603-1613
  
• Gerrit Tamm, Maria Wünsche:
  Strategies to reduce information asymmetry in web service market. 1898-1912
  
• Rajen Madan, Carsten Sørensen, Susan V. Scott:
  Strategy sort of died around april last year for a lot of us - CIO perceptions on ICT value and strategy in the UK financial sector. 1205-1219
  
• Sharman Lichtenstein, Paula M. C. Swatman:
  Sustainable knowledge management systems: integration personalisation and contextualisation. 1084-1092
  
• Michael T. K. Tan, Xin Wei Wang, Lei Zhu:
  Symbolic interactionist ethnography: implications for information systems research and practice. 1930-1946
  
• Horst Treiblmaier, Arne Floh, Susanne Fuchs, Arno Scharl:
  Targeting new customer segments with innovative solutions: application service providing for the energy management sector. 1989-2000
  
• Vincenzo D'Andrea, Sandra Cattai, Gianni Jacucci:
  Technology definition and users' participation: A case study on actor roles in systems development. 509-520
  
• Angelo Caruso, Michela Marchiori:
  The adoption of information systems in SMEs: organizational issues and success factors. 393-398
  
• Roghieh Gholami, Sang-Yong Tom Lee, Almas Heshmati:
  The causal relationship between information and communication technology (ICT) and foreign direct investment (FDI). 708-729
  
• Chrisanthi Avgerou, Saskia Sassen, Claudio U. Ciborra, Lucas D. Introna:
  The complex imbrications of ICT and society. 72-87
  
• Torbjörn Nordström, Mikael Söderström:
  The difference between use and utilisation of IT - A case study of implementing an IT- induced corporate strategy. 1424-1436
  
• Daniele Pica, Masao Kakihara:
  The duality of mobility: understanding fluid organizations and stable interaction. 1555-1570
  
• Ulf Melin:
  The ERP system as a part of an organization's administrative paradox. 1262-1276
  
• Namchul Shin:
  The impact of information technology on the performance of diversified firms. 1786-1800
  
• Jonna Järveläinen:
  The impact of prior online shopping experience on future purchasing channel choice. 864-875
  
• Norman Hoppen, Daniel Beimborn, Wolfgang König:
  The impact of software patents on the structure of the software market - a simulation model. 794-809
  
• James Backhouse, Carol W. Hsu, John Baptista, Jimmy C. Tseng:
  The key to trust? signalling quality in the PKI market. 118-121
  
• Daniel L. Moody:
  The method evaluation model: a theoretical model for validating information systems design methods. 1327-1336
  
• Jennie Carroll:
  The process of ISD methodology selection and use: a case study. 379-392
  
• Ragnwald Böhlin, Rune Wigblad, Denise R. McCluskey:
  The relocation effect: a productivity increase when service activities where relocated from city areas to rural areas. 251-261
  
• Tony Jewels, Alan Underwood, Carmen de Pablos Heredero:
  The role of informal networks in knowledge sharing. 876-886
  
• Mian Farooq Haq, Steve Smithson:
  The role of IS in islamic banking: a cultural perspective. 752-764
  
• Reeva M. Lederman, Robert B. Johnston, Simon K. Milton:
  The significance of routines for the analysis and design of information systems: a preliminary study. 1017-1034
  
• Paolo Neirotti, Emilio Paolucci:
  The transformation of work in european banks: an analysis of IT skills. 1384-1390
  
• Maira Petrini, Marlei Pozzebon:
  The value of business intelligence in the context of developing countries. 1540-1554
  
• Luis Martín Díaz, Peter Buxmann:
  The value of cooperative planning in supply chains. A simulative approach. 533-544
  
• Owen Eriksson:
  To denominate and characterise in the context of information systems. 587-596
  
• Fahri Yetim, Michael P. Bieber:
  Towards a language/action theoretic approach to relationship analysis. 2221-2231
  
• Katarina Stanoevska-Slabeva:
  Towards a reference model for m-commerce applications. 1859-1870
  
• Gary S. C. Pan, Donal J. Flynn:
  Towards a stakeholder analysis of information systems development project abandonment. 1462-1473
  
• Tim Weitzel, Oliver Wendt, Wolfgang König:
  Towards an interdisciplinary theory of networks. 2163-2172
  
• Andrew Lim, Wee-Chong Oon, Wenbin Zhu:
  Towards definitive benchmarking of algorithm performance. 1112-1129
  
• Ulrika Lundh Snis, Lars Svensson, Christian Östlund:
  Towards work-integrated learning communities. 1171-1187
  
• Jeff Chamberlain, Tanya Castleman:
  Transacting with citizens: Australian government policy strategy and implementation of online tax lodgement. 408-419
  
• Per Backlund, Christina Hallenborg, Guomundur Hallgrimsson:
  Transfer of development process knowledge through method adaptation and implementation. 122-125
  
• Tero Vartiainen, Mikko T. Siponen:
  Universality thesis in IS ethics education - an empirical study. 2036-2043
  
• Tom Butler, Ciaran Murphy:
  Unpacking dynamic capabilities in the small-to-medium software enterprise: process assets and history. 327-337
  
• Marianna Sigala:
  Unraveling the impact of information and communication technologies (ICT) on restaurant productivity. 1814-1815
  
• Pär J. Ågerfalk, Owen Eriksson:
  Usability in social action: reinterpreting effectiveness efficiency and satisfaction. 103-117
  
• Lasse Vogelsang:
  User involvement in development of web based publishing. 2072-2083
  
• Claus Boyens, Oliver Günther:
  Using online services in untrusted environments: a privacy-preserving architecture. 239-250
  
• Martin Fahy, Joseph Feller, Patrick Finnegan, Ciaran Murphy:
  Using XML vocabularies to exploit changing business models: the newsML experience. 597-611
  
• Jens Kaaber Pors, Jesper Simonsen:
  Work practice characteristics: a framework for understanding complex issues of groupware integration. 1583-1590
  

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