| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Diversity in global virtual teams : a partnership development perspective |
2007 |
2873 |
"This study is an attempt to develop and test a comprehensive model for Global Virtual Team (GVT) effectiveness based on development of collaborative partnership among diverse team members and the moderating role of collaborative technology and task.... |
| A qualitative inquiry of ICT based socio-economic development in developing countries: the case of Pakistan. |
2009 |
18388 |
The role of information communication technologies (ICT) growth in citizens’ political participation, socio-economic development, and poverty alleviation is an active area of study within information systems (IS) research in developing countries. Thi... |
| The role of Computer Mediated Communication (CMC) media in patient empowerment: a "uses and gratifications" perspective |
2014 |
2602 |
Empowerment has been studied extensively in the field of psychology for more than three decades. Extant research in the area of empowerment is often at the employee level in an employee-employer relationship or at the team level in an organizational ... |
| Information technology enabled followership on social media platforms: a multimethod analysis of Twitter |
2018 |
610 |
This research describes and explicates the phenomenon of information technology enabled (ITE) followership on social media platforms. Drawing from extant followership literature, ITE followership is proposed and explored. One social media platform, T... |
| Cyberbullying in global virtual teams |
2020 |
512 |
Workplace mistreatment towards employees has been a material issue, investigated by various disciplines increasingly since the 1990s. With the advent of the Internet, and utilization of a wide variety of online media, workplace bullying, as one of th... |
| An examination of IT occupational culture: interpretation, measurement, and impact |
2012 |
3148 |
Past IS studies on culture have primarily focused on two levels of analysis: national culture and organizational culture. The gap in our knowledge of culture is in the area of occupational culture of IT professionals. Occupational culture, unlike org... |
| Toward an understanding of the impact of mobile data services on individual quality of life |
2016 |
3612 |
The ubiquity of information technology has increased at an exponential rate since the inception of the internet. This phenomenon has only been compounded by the ability to connect through wireless mobile devices. The concept of quality of life (QOL) ... |
| Do you regret using social media? Understanding the role of dark side of social media in regret and discontinuance behavior |
2019 |
656 |
Social media is designed to support interpersonal communication and collaboration via Internet-based platforms. Despite the popularity of social media technologies, people spent less time on social media sites and their usage patterns changed dramati... |
| Toward a behavioral contingency theory of security-related corruption control: understanding informal social controls |
2015 |
1807 |
Information security is increasingly important to organizations, as security breaches are costly. Organizational insiders can be assets or vulnerabilities in the battle to secure information systems. However, organizational insiders’ security beliefs... |
| Information technology governance maturity and technology innovation in higher education: factors in effectiveness |
2015 |
3095 |
Prior research has explored many facets of innovation, provided models of governance maturity, and analyzed the impact of corporate decision-making on innovation. However, there is little research on IT governance maturity in higher education or on I... |