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ORCIDCommunications of the Association for Information Systems, Volume 31
Volume 31, 2012
- Jason Thatcher
, Michael Dinger, Joey F. George:
Information Technology Worker Recruitment: An Empirical Examination of Entry-Level IT Job Seekers' Labor Market. 1 - Haibo Yang, Mary Tate:
A Descriptive Literature Review and Classification of Cloud Computing Research. 2 - Jian Guan, Alan S. Levitan:
A Model for Investigating Internal Control Weaknesses. 3 - Vicki L. Sauter:
The Absence of Gender Differences Among Students in an MIS Program. 4 - Chingning Wang, Ping Zhang:
The Evolution of Social Commerce: The People, Management, Technology, and Information Dimensions. 5 - Kuang-Yuan Huang, Senem Güney:
Toward a Framework of Web 2.0-Driven Organizational Learning. 6 - Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay, Zafer D. Özdemir, John M. Barron:
The Future of Personal Health Records in the Presence of Misaligned Incentives. 7 - Thao Trinh-Phuong, Alemayehu Molla, Konrad J. Peszynski:
Enterprise Systems and Organizational Agility: A Review of the Literature and Conceptual Framework. 8 - Humayun Zafar, Sweta Sneha:
Ubiquitous Healthcare Information System: Toward Crossing the Security Chasm. 9 - Christoph Merschbrock, Bjørn Erik Munkvold:
A Research Review on Building Information Modeling in Construction - An Area Ripe for IS Research. 10 - Jenny Leonard, Peter B. Seddon:
A Meta-model of Alignment. 11
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