Information Technology & People: Volume 16 Issue 4

Critical professional education about information and communications technologies and social life

Rob Kling

Looking back over the 1990s, it is easy to see the widespread troubles of many ventures that depended upon advanced IT applications, including business process re‐engineering…

The customer is always right, but whose customer is more important?: Conflict and Web site classification schemes

Kristin Eschenfelder

This paper takes a social shaping of technology approach to identify and explain sources of conflict in the design or enhancement of corporate Web sites. Data from a multi‐case…

Focusing on the invisible: the representation of IS in Egypt

Gamila M. Shoib, Matthew R. Jones

Despite discussions of the increasingly global character of information systems (IS), IS research remains highly “Western‐centric” both in terms of its subjects of study and the…

Applying triple loop learning to planning electronic trading systems

Patrick Finnegan, Robert D. Galliers, Philip Powell

Previous research has highlighted the need to examine the appropriateness of existing information systems methods in the context of electronic business environments. This paper…

Virtual Gender: Technology, Consumption and Identity

Sonia Liff

Organizational knowledge in the making: how firms create, use, and institutionalize knowledge

Markus Perkmann

Internet review

Kevin Crowston