Using the Expectancy-Value Theory of Motivation to Understand the Gaps in Mobile Identity Protection.

2021 | International Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0

Authors: Alhelaly, Yasser; Dhillon, Gurpreet; Oliveira, Tiago

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Topics: mobile application identity theft password user expectation multi-factor authentication

Methods: case study qualitative interview mixed method interpretative method personal interview

Theories: expectancy–value theory

THE ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AS A FIRM-SPECIFIC ADVANTAGE IN INTERNATIONALIZATION OF FIRMS: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

2013 | International Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0

Authors: Yu, Jisun; Han, Kunsoo; Mithas, Sunil

Abstract: This study examines how IT influences the extent of internationalization of firm ... Expand

Abstract: This study examines how IT influences the extent of internationalization of firms by using firmlevel data on the IT investments and international operations of US multinationals for the 19992005 period. We identify managerial/operational complexity, geographic dispersion of subunits, and contextual differences between home and host countries as the main challenges involved in internationalization, and investigate whether IT plays a role in resolving these challenges. Our results suggest that firms’ IT capability plays an important role in their internationalization by resolving the aforementioned challenges. Moreover, a firm’s IT capability (as reflected in its IT investments) and production knowledge (as reflected in its R&D investments) are complementary in their influence on the internationalization of the firm. Given the lack of firm-level empirical evidence on the role of IT in the internationalization and global operations of firms, the current study provides a richer understanding of the impact of IT on firms’ international operations. Collapse

Topics: IT investment research and development information technology capability information system use innovation management

Methods: survey longitudinal research autocorrelation analysis Compustat statistical hypothesis test

State, Economy, Society and Recent Information Society Policies in Greece

2008 | International Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0

Authors: Boucas, Dimitris

Abstract: Building on recent literature on national cases of information society (IS) and ... Expand

Abstract: Building on recent literature on national cases of information society (IS) and the knowledge-based economy, the paper examines the evolving processes and shapes of the Greek IS, by looking into recent policies promoted by the Greek state. In doing so, it deploys a state/society conceptual approach, which highlights the ways in which European IS policy and its national interpretations are articulated or confronted by national socio-cultural, political and economic idiosyncrasies, as well as the role of the state in articulating global policies with national characteristics. The emphasis of the study is on the period 1998-2007, a period including the first comprehensive IS strategy in Greece, as well as enabling a critical examination of its effects. Collapse

Topics: IT policy systems development information systems strategy IT project

Methods: qualitative interview archival research personal interview survey literature study

Opportunities in the digital economy: a new value chain and services for mobile telecom operators

2004 | Americas Conference on Information Systems | Citations: 0

Authors: Passerini, Katia; Gagnon, Stephane; Cakici, Kemal

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Abstract: The advent of the digital economy has brought about radical changes in traditional business channels and operations in several industries. This paper reviews opportunities and challenges that the digital economy has opened in the telecommunication industry in general, and more specifically for mobile telecom operators. It explores the key strategies and technological factors that are guiding the reshaping of the business models for mobile telecom operators, and discusses ongoing changes in the traditional mobile value chain. In addition to presenting a conceptual overview of emerging business models, the paper describes a methodological approach for determining the range of services, customers and product options that will be successful in the new mobile-business environment. The strength of this approach lies in its ability to closely meet the needs of the digital economy’s more sophisticated customers, and therefore increase the potential success of the new business models. Collapse

Topics: mobile phone marketing management mobile system information systems strategy user requirement

Methods: focus group qualitative interview survey qualitative content analysis archival research