International Journal of Information Management

1995 - 2022

Current editor(s): Yogesh K. Dwivedi

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Analyzing inter-organizational systems from a power and interest perspective pp. 485-501: Albert Boonstra and Jan de Vries
Gaining benefits from IS/IT implementation: Interpretations from case studies pp. 502-515: Gurpreet Dhillon
The assessment of usability of electronic shopping: A heuristic evaluation pp. 516-532: Sherry Y. Chen and Robert D. Macredie
Implementing impact evaluation in professional practice: A study of support needs within the museum, archive and library sector pp. 533-548: Dorothy A. Williams, Caroline Wavell, Graeme Baxter, Alan MacLennan and Debbie Jobson
Collaborative working in a large pharmaceutical company: Developing better practices through a structurational schema pp. 551-564: James Evans and Laurence Brooks

The role of emergent information technologies and systems in enabling supply chain agility pp. 396-410: A. White, E.M. Daniel and M. Mohdzain
Open Source Software implementation in the UK public sector: Evidence from the field and implications for the future pp. 411-428: Teresa Waring and Philip Maddocks
Looking for the ‘bigger picture’: An application of the appreciative inquiry method in Renfrewshire Council for Voluntary Services pp. 429-441: Daune West and Liz Thomas
The development, change, and transformation of Management Information Systems (MIS): A content analysis of articles published in business and marketing journals pp. 442-457: Suphan Nasir
The effectiveness of workflow management systems: Predictions and lessons learned pp. 458-472: Hajo A. Reijers and Wil M.P. van der Aalst

Information systems management in practice: An empirical study of UK companies pp. 287-302: Marilyn E. Booth and George Philip
Understanding the business–IT relationship pp. 303-319: Jane Coughlan, Mark Lycett and Robert D. Macredie
Web services innovation research: Towards a dual-core model pp. 321-334: Huinan Xu, Sushil K. Sharma and Ray Hackney
Products and services in cyberspace pp. 335-345: Joe Peppard and Anna Rylander
Student use of electronic information services in further education pp. 347-362: Christine Urquhart, Rhian Thomas, Siân Spink, Roger Fenton, Alison Yeoman, Ray Lonsdale, Chris Armstrong, Linda Banwell, Kathryn Ray, Graham Coulson and Jennifer Rowley
Service quality from the other side: Information systems management at Duquesne Light pp. 367-380: Pratyush Bharati and Daniel Berg

Drivers of knowledge management in the corporate environment pp. 193-202: M. du Plessis
Usage and effectiveness of online marketing tools among Business-to-Consumer (B2C) firms in Singapore pp. 203-213: Thompson S.H. Teo
Communication skills importance and proficiency: perception differences between IS staff and IS users pp. 215-227: Henry H.G. Chen, Ruth Miller, James J. Jiang and Gary Klein
Teleworking in the information sector in Spain pp. 229-239: Juan Carlos Roca Pulido and Francisco José Martínez López
The roles of enterprise systems in e-initiative implementation: A case study of PowerCo pp. 241-251: Shan L. Pan and Chee Wee Tan
Environmental assessment in strategic information systems planning pp. 253-269: Lei Chi, Kiku G. Jones, Albert L. Lederer, Pengtao Li, Henry E. Newkirk and Vijay Sethi
Unbundling Business Information Management Research: the experiences of the Division of Business Information Management at Glasgow Caledonian University pp. 271-279: David Edgar

Getting what you paid for: quality of service and wireless connection to the internet pp. 107-115: Andrew H. Kemp
Information systems outsourcing reasons in the largest Spanish firms pp. 117-136: Reyes Gonzalez, Jose Gasco and Juan Llopis
Online business: tailoring your business environment in order to compete pp. 137-149: Muammer Ozer
Intellectual capital as a holistic management philosophy: a theoretical perspective pp. 151-171: Jon-Arild Johannessen, Bjørn Olsen and Johan Olaisen
Information systems project abandonment: a stakeholder analysis pp. 173-184: Gary S.C. Pan

Constructing electronic government: the case of the UK inland revenue pp. 3-20: Paul Beynon-Davies
Technology and society: socioeconomic influences on technological sectors for United States counties pp. 21-37: Rasool Azari and James B. Pick
Evaluating the impact of IT investments on productivity: a causal analysis at industry level pp. 39-53: Qing Hu and Quan, Jing “Jim”
Information content management with shared ontologies—at corporate research centre of EADS pp. 55-70: Christian Frank and Mickaël Gardoni
Email training significantly reduces email defects pp. 71-83: Anthony Burgess, Thomas Jackson and Janet Edwards
Securing knowledge in organizations: lessons from the defense and intelligence sectors pp. 85-98: Kevin C. Desouza and Ganesh K. Vanapalli

Prescription, description, reflection: the shape of the software process improvement field pp. 457-472: Bo Hansen, Jeremy Rose and Gitte Tjørnehøj
A framework for internet channel evaluation pp. 473-488: Stephen F. King and Jung-Shiuan Liou
Strategic motivators and expected benefits from e-commerce in traditional organisations pp. 489-506: Luisa Piris, Guy Fitzgerald and Alan Serrano
Electronic data interchange usage in China's healthcare organizations: the case of Beijing's hospitals pp. 507-522: Huigang Liang, Yajiong Xue, Terry Anthony Byrd and R. Kelly Rainer
Workflow and process management in printing and publishing firms pp. 523-538: M. Glykas
Predicting online grocery buying intention: a comparison of the theory of reasoned action and the theory of planned behavior pp. 539-550: Torben Hansen, Jan Møller Jensen and Hans Stubbe Solgaard
Computer crime at CEFORMA: a case study pp. 551-561: Gurpreet Dhillon, Leiser Silva and James Backhouse

Characterising the requirements of engineering information systems pp. 401-422: Alistair Lowe, Chris McMahon and Steve Culley
An assessment of the level of availability of technological capabilities in the Nigerian telecommunications industry pp. 423-432: T.O. Oyebisi, O.O. Olamade and A.A. Agboola

Troubles with information overload—Moving from quantity to quality in information provision pp. 413-425: C.W. Simpson and L. Prusak
Evaluating information systems by consultation and negotiation pp. 427-436: C. Avgerou
The relationship between bank managers' beliefs and perceptions towards automation of services: a comparative study of the UAE national vs foreign banks pp. 437-450: K.E. Ghorab
Information technology and business strategy in Romania pp. 451-461: C.R. Franz and R. Klepper
Identifying strategic management information systems planning parameters using case studies pp. 463-474: J. Ang, N. Shaw and F. Pavri