AE Research Areas
Boonstra, Albert
| Acceptance & adoption |
| Adoption |
| Big IT projects |
| Case studies |
| Digital Strategy |
| Digital transformation |
| Healthcare |
| Human behavior |
| IS/IT in government |
| IS/IT in healthcare |
| IT enabled innovation |
| IT for competitive advantage |
| Organizational behavior |
| Politics |
| Post-adoption behaviour |
| Project management |
| Qualitative research |
| Resistance & conflict |
| Stakeholders & power |
Chan, Frank
| Agile systems development |
| E-government |
| Experiments |
| Surveys |
| Technology implementation |
Chatterjee, Sutirtha
| E-commerce |
| IS ethics |
| IT-based capabilities |
| Mobile work |
| Quantitative research |
| Technology-mediated collaboration |
Chen, Rui
| Information security |
| Information privacy |
| Emergency management |
| Social media |
| E-commerce |
| IS capability |
| Adoption and use |
| Trust |
| Survey method |
| Structural equation modeling |
Cooper, Vanessa
| Green IS |
| Knowledge management |
| Organizational learning |
| Qualitative |
| Sustainability |
Diaz Andrade, Antonio
| Information and communication technology for development (ICT4D) |
| Sociotechnical perspectives |
| Methodological approaches |
Elbanna, Amany
| Actor Network Theory |
| Affordances |
| Case study |
| ERP |
| Grounded theory |
| Information Infrastructure |
| IS implementation |
| IS project management |
| Qualitative research |
| Social theory |
| Sociomateriality |
| Structuration theory |
Feller, Joe
| Augmented reality |
| Collective action |
| Collective intelligence |
| Collective resources |
| Computer games |
| Crowd-based information processing |
| Crowdfunding and crowdlending |
| Crowdsourcing and microwork |
| Gamification |
| Hacker, maker, gamer, and other forms of participatory/collaborative culture |
| Open business models and business strategies |
| Open content and open culture (e.g. Wikipedia, Creative Commons, social media) |
| Open hardware and open design (e.g. Arduino, 3D printing) |
| Open innovation (particularly co-creation, innovation contests, innovation networks) |
| Open science and scholarship (e.g. open access, open data sets, radical peer review, micro-scholarship, citizen science, open educational resources, open courseware) |
| Open source software (more on the organisational, cultural, and economic aspects rather than technological) |
| Organisational transparency |
| Peer production |
| Serious games |
| Virtual Reality |
| Virtual Worlds |
Germonprez, Matt
| Design theory |
| Field research |
| Open innovation |
| Open source communities |
| Qualitative methods |
Hayes, Niall
| Developing countries |
| Electronic government |
| Institutions |
| Interpretive studies |
| Knowledge management |
| Organisation studies |
| Power |
| Qualitative methods |
| Social theory |
Hedman, Jonas
| Business models |
| Experiential computing devices |
| Financial industry |
| Green IS |
| IT enabled openness |
| Payments & payment infrastructure |
| Process models |
Henningsson, Stefan
| IT strategy |
| IT in mergers and acquisitions |
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Enterprise acquisitions
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| Information infrastructures |
| Digital business strategy |
| Digital transformation |
| Digital platforms |
| Digital ecosystems |
| Green IS |
| Qualitative research |
| Action research |
| Qualitative comparative analysis |
Ke, Weiling
| Behavioral research |
| Crowd sourcing |
| Enterprise systems |
| Healthcare IT |
| Leadership |
| Motivation |
| Online review system |
| Open innovation |
| Organizational culture |
| Organizational learning |
| Supply chain integration |
Lowry, Paul
| Behavioural and organisational security and privacy issues |
| Critical realism |
| Culture |
| Decision science |
| E-commerce |
| Engaged scholarship |
| Experimentation |
| Grounded theory building |
| HCI |
| Mixed method |
| Online data panels |
| Online experimentation |
| Post-positivism |
| Scientometrics |
| Structural equation modelling |
| Supply chain management |
| Survey |
| Theory building |
Molla, Alem
| Digital business |
| Enterprise systems |
| Green IS |
| Green IT |
Montealegre, Ramiro
| Digital infrastructure |
| Knowledge transfer |
| Organizational change enabled by information technology |
| Case study research |
| Field research |
Moody, Gregory
| Experiments |
| Human-computer interaction |
| Privacy |
| Quantitative analysis |
| Security |
| Structural equation modeling |
| Surveys |
| Trust |
Ondrus, Jan
| Digital strategy |
| Digital transformation |
| Foresight |
| Innovation |
| Mobile |
| Network effects |
| Payments |
| Platforms |
| Strategy |
Panteli, Niki
| Conflict |
| Online communities |
| Qualitative methods |
| Telehealth |
| Trust |
| Virtual Teams |
Petter, Stacie
| IS evaluation |
| IS success |
| IT project management |
| Knowledge reuse |
| Quantitative Research |
M.N. Ravishankar (Ravi)
| Critical theory |
| Crowdsourcing |
| Culture and identity |
| Digital transformation |
| ICT and emerging economies |
| Offshore Outsourcing |
| Qualitative research |
Saebo, Oystein
| Design for social media management |
| E/Digital government |
| E-Participation |
| ICT for development |
| Online communities |
Schlagwein, Daniel
Critical
Crowdsourcing
Digital/E-freelancing
Interpretivist
Literature Review
Openness
Philosophy/Philosophy of Science
Qualitative (Case Studies)
Scott, Christopher
| Behavioral |
| Communication |
| Experiments |
| HCI |
| Media |
| Personality |
| Quantitative Methods |
| Surveys |
Seidel, Stefan
| Creativity |
| Design science |
| Green IS |
| Grounded theory |
| Innovation |
| Qualitative |
Su, Ning
| Field Studies |
| Global technology value chain |
| Innovative service models, such as multisourcing, shared services, and cloud computing |
| Internationalization and growth of IT service firms. |
| Outsourcing |
Tan, Felix
| Multi-sided platforms |
| IS in developing countries |
| Enterprise systems |
| Interpretive case studies |
Veit, Daniel
| Adoption and diffusion |
| Causal models and theory development |
| Data privacy |
| Digital entrepreneurship |
| Green IS |
| Multi-channel commerce |
| Qualitative and Quantitative |
| Sharing economy |
von Hellens, Liisa Annikki
| Gender |
| IT education |
| Music file sharing |
| Qualitative methods |
| Women |
Wallace, Linda
| Information security |
| Project management |
| Quantitative |
| Risk |
| Structural equation modeling |
| Surveys |
Whittaker, Louise
| Ethics |
| Financial inclusion |
| Medical informatics |
| Metaphor |
| Organisational effects |
| Phenomenology |
| Qualitative research |
| Social informatics |
Wiener, Martin
| Case study research (primarily positivist) |
| Design science |
| Digital and internet-based business models |
| Grounded theory |
| ICT-related overload |
| IS project control/management |
| Literature reviews |
| Sourcing strategies (IS outsourcing, offshoring, multi-sourcing, etc.) |
| Survey-based research (and structural equation modeling) |
Wynn, Donald
| Case study research |
| Creativity and Innovation |
| Critical Realism |
| Electronic Health Records |
| Open Source Software |
| Software ecosystems |
| Theory Building and Theorizing |
Xu, Heng
| Experiments |
| Information privacy and security |
| Mobile commerce |
| Social media |
| Survey |
Zheng, Yingqin
| Capability approach |
| China |
| Cross-cultural management |
| Developing countries |
| ICT for development |
| Interpretivist |
| IT outsourcing |
| Organizational learning |
| Qualitative |
| Social media |
