Vol VII, No 1-2
     Issues in Information Systems
2006
Table of Contents  |  Author Index  |  Keyword Index
 
Vol VII, No 2
Table of Contents
Information Systems Business Research:
Information Systems Theories/Ideas

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ADDRESSES TRANSPARENCY: THE POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF XBRL ON FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE (p. 241)

 

Yuan Li, The University of Texas Pan American
Joseph N. Roge’, The University of Texas Pan American
Les Rydl, The University of Texas Pan American
Mike Crews, The University of Texas Pan American
   

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RESEARCH AGENDA FOR RFID ADOPTION AND EFFECTIVENESS IN SUPPLY CHAINS (p. 246)
 

Vic Matta, Ohio University
Christopher Moberg, Ohio University
   

WHICH THEORY APPLIES: AN ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH (p. 252)
 

Leila Halawi, Nova Southeastern University
Richard McCarthy, Quinnipiac University
   

A ZACHMAN CUBE (p. 257)
 

Vladan Jovanovic, Georgia Southern University
Stevan Mrdalj, Eastern Michigan University
Adrian Gardiner, Georgia Southern University
   

AVOIDANCE OF CYCLICAL REFERENCE OF FOREIGN KEYS IN DATA MODELING USING THE ENTITY-RELATIONSHIP MODEL (p. 263)
 

Ben B. Kim, Seattle University
   

AN ACTIVE CONSUMER THEORY PERSPECTIVE ON BLOGS (p. 269)
 

Seung C. Lee, University of Minnesota at Duluth
 

MANAGING CRITICAL KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ISSUES IN GLOBAL SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS (p. 275)

 

Che-Hung Liu, Florida International University
Roman Wong, Barry University
Yen-Tzu Chen, Nova Southeastern University
Hua-Wei Huang, Diwan College of Management, Taiwan
   

KNOWLEDGE WORK AND IT OUTSOURCING: IS SOME WORK RETURNING TO THE UNITED STATES? (p. 280)

 

Arthur C. McAdams, Fairfield University
Winston Tellis, Fairfield University
   

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY OUTSOURCING: A KNOWLEDGE-MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK (p. 284)

 

Mohammed H. A. Tafti, Frank G. Zarb School of Business, Hofstra University
   

ON THE PHENOMENON OF INFORMATION DILUTION (p. 289)

 

Mysore Ramaswamy, Southern University
   

METAPHORS GONE WILD: THE ILLUSIVE MACHINE CYCLE (p. 293)
 

Donald A. Carpenter, Mesa State College
Donna McAlister Kizzier, Morehead State University
   

INTELLIGENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS, QUO VADIS? (p. 298)

 

Vic Matta, Ohio University
Dusan Sormaz, Ohio University