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Characteristics of periodical literature for the potential reader or author in information management
Glen L. Boyer,Gary Carlson +1 more
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Journals and periodicals are a major part of the formal communication system for exchanging information and in today's information age, this process is occurring in the broad areas of data processing, information management, management information systems, computer information systems and the management and behavioral sciences.Abstract:
Journals and periodicals are a major part of the formal communication system for exchanging information. Through this exchange, a developmental and unifying process that tends to define a body of knowledge tasks place. In today's information age, this process is occurring in the broad areas of data processing, information management, management information systems, computer information systems, and the management and behavioral sciences.read more
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Identifying and Evaluating the Universe of Outlets for Information Systems Research: Ranking the Journals
Ken Peffers,Tang Ya +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used a survey instrument to identify the universe of journal publication outlets for information systems (IS) research, identify the IS journals, and observe the value of the outlets to IS researchers.
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Environmental scanning for information technology: an empirical investigation
TL;DR: This study uses data from 131 top information systems managers to examine differences in the three types of organizations across a number of issues concerning the process of scanning the external IT environment.
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Normative standards for IS research
TL;DR: A survey of the perceptions of published authors, reviewers, and editorial board members about the manuscript requirements for publication in IS provides an introspective analysis of the IS field, a set of normative standards for IS, and an action plan for IS journals.
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Social Networks of Researchers in B2B Marketing: A Case Study of the IMP Group 1984–1999
TL;DR: In this paper, the IMP Group is used as a case study of a network of researchers because it has been responsible for a considerable amount of research over the last decades in the area of business-to-business marketing, yet its structure remains hidden because of its informal network characteristics.
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How much is information systems research addressing key practitioner concerns
TL;DR: Findings suggest that IS researchers have been focusing on important practical issues but that these issues were critical to IS practitioners in the early 1980's.