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ORCIDJournal of Information Technology, Volume 33
Volume 33, Number 1, March 2018
- Thomas Lagoarde-Segot, Wendy L. Currie:
Financialization and information technology: A multi-paradigmatic view of IT and finance - Part II. 1-8 - Christophe Schinckus
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An essay on financial information in the era of computerization. 9-18 - Florian Glaser, Marten Risius:
Effects of transparency: analyzing social biases on trader performance in social trading. 19-30 - Laura Rickett, Pratim Datta:
Beauty-contests in the age of financialization: information activism and retail investor behavior. 31-49 - Ting Li, Jan van Dalen, Pieter Jan van Rees:
More than just noise? Examining the information content of stock microblogs on financial markets. 50-69 - Ben Eaton, Jonas Hedman, Rony Medaglia:
Three different ways to skin a cat: financialization in the emergence of national e-ID solutions. 70-83
Volume 33, Number 2, June 2018
- John Mingers, Craig Standing:
What is information? Toward a theory of information as objective and veridical. 85-104 - Owen Eriksson, Paul Johannesson, Maria Bergholtz:
Institutional ontology for conceptual modeling. 105-123 - Mark de Reuver, Carsten Sørensen, Rahul C. Basole:
The digital platform: a research agenda. 124-135 - Kayode Ejodame, Ilan Oshri:
Understanding knowledge re-integration in backsourcing. 136-150 - Stephan Schneider, Jan Wollersheim, Helmut Krcmar, Ali Sunyaev:
How do requirements evolve over time? A case study investigating the role of context and experiences in the evolution of enterprise software requirements. 151-170 - Stephan Schneider, Jan Wollersheim, Helmut Krcmar, Ali Sunyaev:
Erratum to: How do requirements evolve over time? A case study investigating the role of context and experiences in the evolution of enterprise software requirements. 171
Volume 33, Number 3, September 2018
- Cecil Eng Huang Chua, Michael D. Myers:
Social control in information systems development: a negotiated order perspective. 173-187 - Sanja Tumbas, Nicholas Berente, Jan vom Brocke:
Digital innovation and institutional entrepreneurship: Chief Digital Officer perspectives of their emerging role. 188-202 - Ilan Oshri, Daria Arkhipova, Giovanni Vaia:
Exploring the effect of familiarity and advisory services on innovation outcomes in outsourcing settings. 203-215 - Katrin Jonsson, Lars Mathiassen, Jonny Holmström:
Representation and mediation in digitalized work: evidence from maintenance of mining machinery. 216-232 - Matthias Söllner, Philipp Bitzer, Andreas Janson, Jan Marco Leimeister:
Process is king: Evaluating the performance of technology-mediated learning in vocational software training. 233-253
Volume 33, Number 4, December 2018
- Stefan Henningsson, Philip Yetton, Peter J. Wynne:
A review of information system integration in mergers and acquisitions. 255-303 - Wendy L. Currie, Daniel Gozman, Jonathan J. M. Seddon:
Dialectic tensions in the financial markets: a longitudinal study of pre- and post-crisis regulatory technology. 304-325 - Jane Fedorowicz, Steve Sawyer, Arthur P. Tomasino:
Governance configurations for inter-organizational coordination: A study of public safety networks. 326-344 - Razvan Nicolescu, Michael Huth, Petar Radanliev, David De Roure:
Mapping the values of IoT. 345-360 - Daniel Schlagwein, Monica Hu:
Correction to: How and why organisations use social media: five use types and their relation to absorptive capacity. 361-362
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