Resources

Seminar Series
Gartner Group Research
(accessible from Temple machines only)

Recent Research

Municipal Broadband Wireless Networks: Realizing the Vision of Anytime, Anywhere Connectivity
Closing the Gap: Toward A Process Model of Post-Merger Knowledge Sharing
Wakes of Innovation in Project Networks: The Case of Digital 3-D Representations in Architecture, Engineering, and Construction
Impact of Software Vulnerability Announcements on the Market Value of Software Vendors – an Empirical Investigation
"How May I Help You?" Politeness in Computer-Mediated and Face-to-Face Library Reference Transactions
The Impact of Knowledge Coordination on Virtual Team Performance Over Time
Government as Catalyst: Can it Work Again with Wireless Internet Access?

Research Archive

Research

Research Enriches Student Learning with New Tools and Technologies

As internationally and nationally recognized experts in their fields of study, MIS faculty connect teaching and research, industry and academia, real-world experience, and theoretical constructs. The research is applied, reflects our integrative business and technology focus, and is published in premier outlets such as Management Information Systems Quarterly, Communications of the ACM, Academy of Management, Journal of Management Information Systems, and Information Systems Research

Areas of Expertise

Specific area of expertise are listed below and are researched using integrated methods, including case studies, surveys, archival analysis, lab and field experimentation, content coding, prototyping, theory building, modeling, and event studies.

Adoption and diffusion
Customer relationship management, Security policies, Supply chain management, Internet standards, Systems development technologies, Instant messaging
Computer mediated communication
Telecommuting, Virtual teams, Collaborative systems, Virtual communities
Financial assessment of IT
Total cost of ownership, Value of IT, Impact of security on financial performance
Knowledge management
Electronic publishing, Peer review of knowledge, Information visualization, Data warehousing
IT management and strategy
Security policies and frameworks, E-government, Capacity planning and scalability, Strategic opportunities using Internet technologies
Information systems analysis and development
Distributed object oriented systems, Enterprise application integration

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