Digital Innovation as a Fundamental and Powerful Concept in the Information Systems Curriculum

Author List: Fichman, Robert G.; Santos, Brian L. Dos; Zheng, Zhiqiang (Eric);
MIS Quarterly, 2014, Volume 38, Issue 2, Page 329-343.
The 50-year march of Moore’s Law has led to the creation of a relatively cheap and increasingly easy-to-use world-wide digital infrastructure of computers, mobile devices, broadband network connections, and advanced application platforms. This digital infrastructure has, in turn, accelerated the emergence of new technologies that enable transformations in how we live and work, how companies organize, and the structure of entire industries.
Keywords: Fundamental and powerful concepts (FPC); digital innovation; IS core course; pedagogy
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