European Journal of Information Systems

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Par Agerfalk

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Inhibitors and motivators for telework: some Finnish experiences pp. 221-231: R Suomi and J Pekkola
Measuring technology flexibility pp. 232-240: K M Nelson and M Ghods
Evaluating information systems in small and medium-sized enterprises: issues and evidence pp. 241-251: J Ballantine, M Levy and P Powell
Assessing the value and cost implications of manufacturing information and data systems: an empirical study pp. 252-260: J-N Ezingeard, Z Irani and P Race
Undersizing software systems: third versus fourth generation software development pp. 261-268: M R Lind and J M Sulek
Can a lean e-mail medium be used for rich communication? A psychological perspective pp. 269-274: W Huang, R T Watson and K K Wei

Editorial pp. 155-157: Barbara Farbey, Frank Land and David Targett
Analysing information systems evaluation: another look at an old problem pp. 158-174: S Smithson and R Hirschheim
Aligning IT investments and workforce composition: the impact of diversification in life insurance companies pp. 175-184: C Francalanci and H Galal
Evaluating the usefulness of design rationale in CASE pp. 185-191: H Oinas-Kukkonen
Quality of IS use pp. 192-201: T Auer
Information systems investment decisions in business practice: the Spanish case pp. 202-209: B Escobar-Pérez
Towards the development of measures of perceived benefits and compatibility of EDI: a comparative assessment of competing first order factor models pp. 210-220: M C Jones and R C Beatty

The impact of information technology on information asymmetry pp. 77-89: Z Xiao, P L Powell and J H Dodgson
Diversity in information systems action research methods pp. 90-107: R Baskerville and A T Wood-Harper
Effects of organizational culture on a large scale IT introduction effort: a case study of the Norwegian army's EDBLF project pp. 108-114: J Tolsby
Integration of requirements determination and business process re-engineering: a case study of an Ambulatory Care and Diagnostic (ACAD) centre pp. 115-122: J A A Sillince and G Harindranath
An investigation of task-technology fit for managers in Greece and the US pp. 123-136: T W Ferratt and G E Vlahos
The relationship model between the influence factors and the strategic applications of information systems pp. 137-149: J-M Choe, Y-H Lee and K-C Park
Information Systems and Technology in the International Office of the Future pp. 150-151: David J Skyrme
Corporate Internet: Planning Guide pp. 151-152: David Targett
Learning with Information Systems—Learning Cycles in Information Systems Development pp. 152-153: Shirin Madon

Some systems implications of EU Data Protection Directive pp. 1-4: F-A Allaert and B Barber
Self assessment as a means of measuring strategic and operational benefits from EDI: the development of a conceptual framework pp. 5-16: C Fearon and G Philip
Information technology diffusion: building positive barriers pp. 17-28: R Baskerville and J Pries-Heje
IT outsourcing as strategic partnering: the case of the UK Inland Revenue pp. 29-45: L P Willcocks and T Kern
Divisive and integrative political strategies in the IS adaptation process: the MAC Initiative pp. 46-60: J A A Sillince and S Mouakket
Flexible systems for changing organizations: implementing RAD pp. 61-73: T Jones and S F King
User-Driven Innovation—The World's First Business Computer pp. 74-74: Michael Braithwaite
General Systems Theory: An introduction pp. 75-75: Ludwik Finkelstein

Maintaining centralised application systems: a cross-country, cross-sector, cross-platform comparison pp. 193-207: W-G Tan and G G Gable
Task as a moderator for the effects of group support systems on group influence processes pp. 208-217: W Huang and K K Wei
The determinants of the critical success factors of information systems downsizing pp. 218-231: G J Udo and R C Kick
An extension of the tri-core model of information systems innovation: strategic and technological moderators pp. 232-242: V Grover
On the classification of telework pp. 243-255: J Lindström, A Moberg and B Rapp
Use of methodologies: an empirical analysis of their impact on the economics of the development process pp. 256-270: Prodromos Chatzoglou

Strategic and organizational determinants of information system sophistication: an analysis of the uptake of database marketing in the financial services industry pp. 141-154: K Fletcher and G Wright
Requirements capture using SODA pp. 155-163: J Bryant
CSFs and sources of assistance and expertise in strategic IS planning: a Singapore perspective pp. 164-171: J Ang and T S H Teo
How evolution of information systems may fail: many improvements adding up to negative effects pp. 172-180: J J Kaasbøll
Using DEKAF to understand data modelling in the practitioner domain pp. 181-189: S Hitchman
Information Technology Outsourcing Transactions—Process, Strategies, and Contracts pp. 190-190: Dan Remenyi
Escalation in Decision Making: The Tragedy of Taurus pp. 190-191: Frank Land
Advanced Smalltalk: Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms with CAA pp. 191-192: Brent Work

Institutional dimensions in information technology implementation in complex network settings pp. 77-85: E Christiaanse and J Huigen
The moderating effect of organizational commitment on burnout in information systems professionals pp. 86-96: R C King and V Sethi
Understanding transfer pricing: a case-based reasoning approach pp. 97-106: O Curet and J Elliott
Determinants of EDI adoption in the transportation industry pp. 107-121: G Premkumar, K Ramamurthy and M Crum
The role of context in decision making: some implications for database design pp. 122-128: D J Grimshaw, P L Mott and S A Roberts
Towards computer support of the soft systems methodology: an evaluation of the functionality and usability of an SSM toolkit pp. 129-139: J Zhang, R Smith and R B Watson

Stakeholder identification in inter-organizational systems: gaining insights for drug use management systems pp. 1-14: A Pouloudi and E A Whitley
Evaluating the impact of CASE: an empirical comparison of retrospective and cross-sectional survey approaches pp. 15-24: R T Coupe and N M Onodu
Infusing learning into the information systems organization pp. 25-40: R Agarwal, G Krudys and M Tanniru
Can software risk management improve system development: an exploratory study pp. 41-50: J Ropponen and K Lyytinen
System dynamics in software project management: towards the development of a formal integrated framework pp. 51-66: A G Rodrigues and T M Williams
Critical factors in the evolution of logic programming and Prolog pp. 67-75: K Darby-Dowman and J Little