Editorial Assistant
Kathryn Baxter, e-mail: isj@brunel.ac.uk

Editors
David Avison, e-mail: avison@essec.fr
Guy Fitzgerald, e-mail: guy.fitzgerald@brunel.ac.uk

Managing Editor
Philip Powell, e-mail: beidean@bbk.ac.uk

Special Issue Editor
Jan Ondrus, e-mail: ondrus@essec.fr

For more information about the Editorial Board, click here

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The purpose of this site is to provide information from the Editors to our readers, authors, potential authors, deans, etc. about the Information Systems Journal (ISJ) over and above that provided on the publishers website.

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Editors: David Avison and Guy Fitzgerald
Managing Editor: Philip Powell.

ISJ News

ISJ impact factor 2010

We are very pleased to report, following our move to six issues of ISJ per year, that the impact factor is recovering to its previous levels. The latest (2010) impact factor for ISJ is: 2.184.

New Senior Editor Appointed

We would like to welcome Mark Keil’s replacement as Senior Editor. Andrew Hardin from the University of Nevada steps up to the plate and we look forward to working with him in his new role. Andrew has previously been an Associate Editor for ISJ and this is a reward for all the hard work and excellent judgement he has displayed.

A big ‘thank you’ to Mark Keil

The ISJ Editors would like to thank Mark Keil for all his great work for ISJ as a Senior Editor which we much appreciate. Mark is stepping down due to his commitments and we wish him well.

ISJ impact factor 2009

The latest (2009) impact factor  for ISJ is: 1.419. The 5 year impact factor for ISJ is 2.511

The impact factor has declined this year because of the move to 6 issues per year. See more on the quality of ISJ: here

ISJ in the "Basket of 6"

ISJ is included in the ‘basket’ of 6 top IS journals in the field, identified by the AIS (Association of Information Systems) Senior Scholars, click here for details. Also see other indicators of ISJ quality and recognition here, and reasons to publish in ISJ here.

Volume 21, Issue 3 (May 2011)

Editorial
David Avison, Guy Fitzgerald and Philip Powell
Original Articles

  • Exploring users’ appropriation and post-implementation managerial intervention in the context of industry IOIS

    • Juan Rodon, Feliciano Sese and Ellen Christiaanse

  • Evaluation techniques for systems analysis and design modelling methods – a review and comparative analysis

    • Keng Siau and Matti Rossi

  • Antecedents and consequences of e-learning acceptance

    • Yung-Ming Cheng

    Volume 21, Issue 2 (March 2011)

    Editorial
    David Avison, Guy Fitzgerald and Philip Powell

    Original Articles

  • Varieties of user-centredness: an analysis of four systems development methods

    • Juhani Iivari and Netta Iivari

  • Why situational method engineering is useful to information systems development

    • Elizabeth White Baker

  • Understanding the functions of teleconferences for coordinating global software development projects

    • Gamel O. Wiredu

  • The factors that affect the performance of open source software development – the perspective of social capital and expertise integration

    • Shih-Wei Chou and Mong-Young He

    Volume 21, Issue 1 (January 2011)

    Editorial
    David Avison, Guy Fitzgerald and Philip Powell

    Original Articles

  • A preliminary study of ecommerce adoption in developing countries
    Pratim Datta
  • Social power and information technology implementation: a contentious framing lens
    Bijan Azad and Samer Faraj
  • The pragmatic quality of Resources- Events-Agents diagrams: an experimental evaluation
    Geert Poels, Ann Maes, Frederik Gailly and Roland Paemeleire
  • Internet computing as a disruptive information technology innovation: the role of strong order effects
    Jessica L. Carlo, Kalle Lyytinen and Gregory M. Rose