Information Systems Research articles from June 2003

Information Systems Research archives from June 2003

Editorial notes.
June 1, 2003... This issue (June 2003) actually marks the second instance of our new cover, which the hardworking staff at INFORMS was able to get to press for the March issue, ahead of my schedule. The previous cover (with its Rosetta Stone background)...

Measuring information technology payoff: a meta-analysis of structural variables in firm-level empirical research.
June 1, 2003... Payoffs from information technology (IT) continue to generate interest and debate both among academicians and practitioners. The extant literature cites inadequate sample size, lack of process orientation, and analysis methods among the reasons...

Developing and validating an observational learning model of computer software training and skill acquisition.
June 1, 2003... Computer skills are key to organizational performance, and past research indicates that behavior modeling is a highly effective form of computer skill training. The present research develops and tests a new theoretical model of the underlying...

The impact of experience and time on the use of data quality information in decision making.
June 1, 2003... Data Quality Information (DQI) is metadata that can be included with data to provide the user with information regarding the quality of that data. As users are increasingly removed from any personal experience with data, knowledge that would be...

A partial least squares latent variable modeling approach for measuring interaction effects: results from a Monte Carlo simulation study and an electronic-mail emotion/adoption study.
June 1, 2003... The ability to detect and accurately estimate the strength of interaction effects are critical issues that are fundamental to social science research in general and IS research in particular. Within the IS discipline, a significant percentage...