At the tip of the hype cycle, trust-free systems based on blockchain technology promise to
revolutionize interactions between peers that require high degrees of trust, usually facilitated …

While government organizations continue to invest in e‐Government systems, there is still
uncertainty as to the benefits that can be generated. Without clear expectations, it will be …

As of late, the use of “digital” as a qualifier to established research concepts is increasing.
However, we have yet to clearly establish what makes a “digital x” concept distinct from an …

While data availability and access used to be a major challenge for information systems
research, the growth and ease of access to large datasets and data analysis tools has …

The sociotechnical perspective is often seen as one of the foundational viewpoints—or an
“axis of cohesion”—for the Information Systems (IS) discipline, contributing to both its …

With the rising interest in Design Science Research (DSR), it is crucial to engage in the
ongoing debate on what constitutes an acceptable contribution for publishing DSR-the …

Cognitive computing systems (CCS) are a new class of computing systems that implement
more human-like cognitive abilities. CCS are not a typical technological advancement but an …

A personal intelligent agent (PIA) is a system that acts intelligently to assist a human using
natural language. Examples include Siri and Alexa. These agents are powerful computer …

All marketing capabilities can be enabled by technology. One such technology–artificial
intelligence (AI)–holds significant potential for enabling marketing capabilities. While …

Over the last few years, the European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) has gone
through substantial changes (Ågerfalk, 2018). What, then, could be more appropriate than to …