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Journal of Systems and Information Technology, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, 2008
- Wee-Kheng Tan, Shih-Kuo Chen:

An analysis of the factors influencing success of bank-issued micropayment system in Taiwan. 5-21 - Michael Kyobe:

The influence of strategy-making types on IT alignment in SMEs. 22-38 - Rosemary Stockdale

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Peer-to-peer online communities for people with chronic diseases: a conceptual framework. 39-55 - Denise Gengatharen

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Interpreting the success and failure of regional internet community portals in promoting e-commerce adoption by SMEs: A cultural perspective. 56-71 - Raj Gururajan, Mohammed Quaddus, Jun Xu:

Clinical usefulness of handheld wireless technology in healthcare: A cross-national study of Australia and India. 72-85
Volume 10, Number 2, 2008
- Lukasz Arendt

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Barriers to ICT adoption in SMEs: how to bridge the digital divide? 93-108 - Dezon Finch, Donald J. Berndt

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Understanding trader heterogeneity in information markets. 109-119 - Luis Vicente Casaló

, Carlos Flavián
, Miguel Guinaliu
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Towards loyalty development in the e-banking business. 120-134 - Mark Chun, Gwendolyn Whitfield:

Social constraints to integrating information systems, knowledge, and firm capabilities following a corporate merger. 135-158 - María Laura Ponisio, Klaas Sikkel, Lourens Riemens, Pascal van Eck:

Combining visualisation techniques to understand co-operation in inter-organisational systems. 159-179
Volume 10, Number 3, 2008
- Adela J. Chen, Marie-Claude Boudreau, Richard T. Watson:

Information systems and ecological sustainability. 186-201 - Joseph Sarkis

, Hanmin Zhu:
Information technology and systems in China's circular economy: Implications for sustainability. 202-217 - Laura Maruster, Niels R. Faber, Kristian Peters:

Sustainable information systems: a knowledge perspective. 218-231 - Xuemei Tian, Bill Martin, Hepu Deng

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The impact of digitization on business models for publishing: Some indicators from a research project. 232-250 - Matti Leppäniemi, Heikki Karjaluoto

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Exploring the effects of gender, age, income and employment status on consumer response to mobile advertising campaigns. 251-265

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