IS

Chiasson, Mike W.

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0.194 industry industries firms relative different use concentration strategic acquisitions measure competitive examine increases competition influence
0.181 theory theories theoretical paper new understanding work practical explain empirical contribution phenomenon literature second implications
0.171 information systems paper use design case important used context provide presented authors concepts order number
0.130 research journals journal information systems articles academic published business mis faculty discipline analysis publication management
0.105 research information systems science field discipline researchers principles practice core methods area reference relevance conclude

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TAKING INDUSTRY SERIOUSLY IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH. (MIS Quarterly, 2005)
Authors: Abstract:
    In this essay, we argue that industry receives little attention in information systems research and theory, despite its increasingly important influence on IS activities. This is evident both in the narrow range of industries examined in IS research and the infrequent consideration of industry in theory. We base these observations on an analysis of IS publications in two top-tier journals (MIS Quarterly and Information Systems Research) over eight years. Drawing from institutional theory, we consider various ways industry can be addressed and assess how industry influences IS activities. We conclude that industry provides an important contextual "space" to build new IS theory and to evaluate the boundaries of existing IS theory. We outline a range of strategies for incorporating industry into IS research.