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ORCIDInternational Journal of Business Information Systems, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, 2010
- Naoufel Werghi
, Faouzi Kamoun:
A decision-tree-based system for student academic advising and planning in information systems programmes. 1-18 - Matthew P. Bunker, Darrell E. Bartholomew:
A multidimensional framework of web browsers' trust and distrust of banner advertisements. 19-33 - Linda J. Tallau, Manish Gupta, Raj Sharman:
Information security investment decisions: evaluating the Balanced Scorecard method. 34-57 - Rafa Kouki, Robert Pellerin, Diane Poulin:
Investigating the determinants of effective enterprise resource planning assimilation: a cross-case analysis. 58-83 - Ali Azadeh, Abbas Keramati, Mohsen Jafari Songhori:
An integrated multivariate approach for optimisation of IT/IS investment in conventional power plants. 84-101 - Ankur Gupta, Lalit Kumar Awasthi:
PArch: a cross-organisational peer-to-peer framework supporting the aggregation and exchange of storage for efficient e-mail archival. 102-116
Volume 5, Number 2, 2010
- Marielba Zacarias, Rodrigo Magalhães, Helena Sofia Pinto, José M. Tribolet:
Defining an architectural view for human resources. 121-133 - Miguel R. Olivas-Lujan, Gary W. Florkowski:
Does IT governance matter in e-HRM? 134-147 - Michel Delorme, Michel Arcand:
HRIS implementation and deployment: a conceptual framework of the new roles, responsibilities and competences for HR professionals. 148-161 - Ronald Batenburg, Gerwin Koopman:
The conditional benefits of early user involvement at employee self-service applications in four Dutch ministries. 162-174 - Ewan Oiry, Amandine Pascal, Robert Tchobanian:
From IS to organisation: analysing the uses of a collaborative IS in a high-tech SME. 175-185 - Stefan Strohmeier, Franca Piazza:
Informating HRM: a comparison of data querying and data mining. 186-197 - Mohamed Omar Mohamud:
Conceptualising HR systems as object-oriented activity systems. 198-210
Volume 5, Number 3, 2010
- Yasin Ozcelik:
The rise of teleworking in the USA: key issues for managers in the information age. 211-229 - P. D. D. Dominic, Arif Abdel Whab, Ganesan Kannabiran, Oi Mean Foong:
A new hybrid model for the supplier selection decision. 230-247 - Alan D. Smith:
Agency theory and the financial crisis from a strategic perspective. 248-267 - Adarsh Garg, D. P. Goyal, Anu Singh Lather:
The influence of the best practices of information system development on software SMEs: a research scope. 268-290 - Nuri Basoglu, Tugrul U. Daim, Hatice Ceren Atesok, Mujde Pamuk:
Exploring the impact of information technology on health information-seeking behaviour. 291-308 - Dimitris Kanellopoulos, Fotis Lazarinis:
Developing a localisation indicator for chain hotel websites: a Greek case study. 309-327
Volume 5, Number 4, 2010
- Balaji Rajagopalan, Derek Hillison, Roger Calantone, Vallabh Sambamurthy:
Diffusion of information and communication technologies: a takeoff analysis. 329-347 - Ioannis Manikas, Basil D. Manos, Maro Vlachopoulou, Vassiliki Manthou:
An activity-oriented web application for fresh produce traceability. 348-372 - Maik A. Lindner, Luis Miguel Vaquero González, Luis Rodero-Merino, Juan Caceres:
Cloud economics: dynamic business models for business on demand. 373-392 - Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Mohammed A. Alsudairi, Zahir Irani:
Explaining factors influencing the consumer adoption of broadband. 393-417 - Swadesh Kumar Samanta, John C. Woods, Mohammed Ghanbari:
A business model for mobile commerce applications using multimedia messaging service. 418-439 - Yufeng Ding, Buyun Sheng:
ERP and PDM integration technology to support collaborative product development. 440-459
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