A major stream of information systems (IS) research examines the topic of control, which
focuses on attempts to affect employee behavior as a means to achieve organizational …

Top management has been concerned with IT-business strategic alignment (hereafter
referred to as alignment) for the past 30 years. Consequently, alignment researchers have …

In today's competitive environment, an increasing number of firms are building common
information systems, which will be deployed globally, to support their strategic globalization …

In response to the increasing need to balance the pressures of global integration and local
responsiveness, foreign subsidiaries must play a prominent role in the creation of …

Family-owned businesses differ in their strategic intent and behavior as they serve as a
reservoir of wealth and social status for their family owners. Family-owned businesses …

This study was motivated by the existence of two opposing schools of thought on managing
information technology (IT) in a global context. One study proposes that managing IT in a …

Ranked as one of top ten technologies for accounting and auditing professionals, eXtensible
Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is a freely available, open, and global standard …

This study explores how team leaders sense the need for technology adaptation intervention
in distributed, computer-mediated (" virtual") teams. Analysis and coding of critical incident …

The strategic role of information systems in “extending” the enterprise is examined. A
number of issues emerge as essential considerations in the strategic alignment of the …

Global information technology (ie, computer hardware, software, and data communications
shared across country boundaries) can support the multinational firm as it seeks to …