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Examining formation and alleviation of information security fatigue by using job demands–resources theory

Apr 19th, 2024 | By

Abstract The implementation and reinforcement of information security policies (ISPs) can lead to information security fatigue (hereafter security fatigue), which can drive employees to engage in unwanted behaviours. Thus, managers must reduce the likelihood of security fatigue. Therefore, in the present study, we employed job demands–resources theory and hypothesized that security-related demands would result in
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Techno?eustress creators: Conceptualization and empirical validation

Apr 17th, 2024 | By

Abstract Technostress is an inevitable part of work life. This paper takes a step toward mastering it by focusing on positive stress that Information Systems (IS) creates for IS users, known as techno-eustress. Factors that create techno-eustress are known as techno-eustress creators, which we conceptualise as cognitions experienced by IS users, that IS positively challenges
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Social media?induced polarisation

Apr 17th, 2024 | By

Information Systems Journal, EarlyView. Source



Contextually balanced engagement: Navigating paradoxes of localisation and cultural embedding in rural health information systems implementation

Apr 11th, 2024 | By

Abstract Although health information systems (HIS) play an important role in elevating health standards, a comprehensive understanding of how to effectively implement HIS in rural areas is lacking. This issue becomes more significant when considering that globally a majority of the approximately 1.5 million deaths of children under the age of five in 2019 that
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The effects of bribery on the digitization of small and medium enterprises in Latin America

Apr 11th, 2024 | By

Abstract In this study, we examine the effects of bribery on the digitization of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) within Latin America. We apply neo-institutional theory as the overarching theoretical framework to establish that bribery negatively influences digitization. We propose that firm characteristics (i.e., managerial experience and firm size) affect the firm-level relationship between bribery
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Sustainable energy consumption behaviour with smart meters: The role of relative performance and evaluative standards

Mar 28th, 2024 | By

Abstract The growing adoption of smart meters enables the measurement of households’ energy consumption, influenced not solely by building characteristics such as thermal insulation but also by residents’ behavioural patterns, such as heating and ventilation practices. To motivate residents to adopt more sustainable behaviours, user interfaces on smartphones and laptops are increasingly using consumption data
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Does location matter in IS research? A developing country perspective from India

Mar 20th, 2024 | By

Abstract This paper examines the question of doing information systems (IS) research from a location, particularly from a developing country like India. Our analysis reveals that IS publications from India are relatively few in number, though increasing in recent years; hardly focussed on context-specific issues and concerns; and are largely in lower-ranked journals. Using neo-institutional
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Exploring how mumpreneurs use digital platforms’ algorithms and mechanisms to generate different types of value

Mar 17th, 2024 | By

Abstract This study explores how digital platforms generate economic and non-economic value for a specific group of users: mumpreneurs. We collected qualitative data from 26 mumpreneurs in the United Kingdom who have caring responsibilities for young children and are running a business on the community-based platform Instagram. We found that through using Instagram and its
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Thriving in a bruising job: How high achieving IT professionals can cope with occupational demands

Mar 14th, 2024 | By

Abstract We report on a study of high performing IT professionals in a global IT services company, whose exceptional performance in a highly demanding work environment raises the question of how they cope with their occupational demands. While literature has focused primarily on technology-induced stressors and associated coping behaviours of IT users, our study examines
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Ethics III: The ethics of editing

Mar 12th, 2024 | By

Information Systems Journal, EarlyView. Source