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How do suppliers benefit from information technology use in supply chain relationships

SubramaniMani

MIS Quarterly 2004

Supply chain management systems (SCMS) championed by network leaders in their supplier networks are now ubiquitous. While prior studies have examined the benefits to network leaders from these syst...

Errata Notes: User Heterogeneity and Its Impact on Electronic Auction Market Design: An Empirical Exploration

DeGross

MIS Quarterly 2004

Editor's comments: reprise: the parable of the golf balls

Ron Weber

MIS Quarterly 2004

Editor’s Comments

Weber

MIS Quarterly 2004

Informating the clan

KohliRajiv; J KettingerWilliam

MIS Quarterly 2004

Past literature recognizes the power of information technology (IT) to establish greater transparency and in turn the potential for greater control. Theoretical perspectives such as informating and...

The effect of relationship encoding, task type, and complexity on information representation

KumarNanda; BenbasatIzak

MIS Quarterly 2004

Most of the recent research in data visualization has focused on technical and aesthetic issues involved in the manipulation of graphs, specifically on features that facilitate data exploration to ...

Managing risk in software process improvement

H IversenJakob; MathiassenLars; Peter Axel Nielsen

MIS Quarterly 2004

Many software organizations engage in software process improvement (SPI) initiatives to increase their capability to develop quality solutions at a competitive level. Such efforts, however, are com...

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MIS Quarterly 2004

User heterogeneity and its impact on electronic auction market design

BapnaRavi; GoesPaulo; GuptaAlok; JinYiwei

MIS Quarterly 2004

While traditional information systems research emphasizes understanding of end users from perspectives such as cognitive fit and technology acceptance, it fails to consider the economic dimensions ...

Small business growth and internal transparency

T StreetChristopher; B MeisterDarren

MIS Quarterly 2004

While many large businesses start out as a small enterprise, remarkably little is known about how an organization actually changes internally during the periods of growth. Small business growth is ...

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