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Betriebliches Informationssystem 7 Business intelligence system 7 Industry 4.0 6 Outsourcing 6 Artificial intelligence 5 Household 5 IT service provider 5 IT-Dienstleister 5 Privater Haushalt 5 Design science research 4 Innovation diffusion 4 Innovationsdiffusion 4 Knowledge society 4 Media usage 4 Mediennutzung 4 USA 4 United States 4 Wissensgesellschaft 4 Bibliometric analysis 3 COVID-19 3 Chatbot 3 Digital transformation 3 Global sourcing 3 Information management 3 Informationsmanagement 3 Internationale Beschaffung 3 Service-dominant logic 3 Affordance theory 2 Artificial Intelligence 2 Bibliometrics 2 Bibliometrie 2 Business Analytics 2 Capability framework 2 Categorization 2 ChatGPT 2 Context-awareness 2 Conversational agent 2 Crisis communication 2 Cyber-physical systems (CPS) 2 Decision 2
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Article 80 Book / Working Paper 4
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Article 48 Article in journal 24 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 24 Aufsatzsammlung 4 Case study 4 Collection of articles of several authors 4 Fallstudie 4 Sammelwerk 4
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English 72 Undetermined 12
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Krcmar, Helmut 6 Oberländer, Anna Maria 4 Röglinger, Maximilian 4 Gewald, Heiko 3 Hein, Andreas 3 Heinrich, Bernd 3 Janson, Andreas 3 Leimeister, Jan Marco 3 Lessmann, Stefan 3 Lohninger, Daniel 3 Schulz, Thomas 3 Stieglitz, Stefan 3 Adam, Martin 2 Albrecht, Tobias 2 Baier, Marie-Sophie 2 Beck, Roman 2 Benlian, Alexander 2 Benner, Dennis 2 Bortlik, Michael 2 Böhm, Markus 2 Cieslinski, Robert 2 Engert, Martin 2 Faisst, Ulrich 2 Feng, Zaiwen 2 Fong, Simon 2 Gimpel, Henner 2 Gubela, Robin M. 2 Hartwig, Katrin 2 Hirschheim, Rudy A. 2 Huber, Rocco 2 Jalowski, Max 2 Kaus, Alexander Felix 2 Lechner, Michael 2 Meierhöfer, Simon 2 Merklein, Marion 2 Mirbabaie, Milad 2 Mirschberger, Stefan 2 Möslein, Kathrin M. 2 Oks, Sascha Julian 2 Reuter, Christian 2
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Information Systems Frontiers 48 Information systems frontiers : ISF ; a journal of research and innovation 36
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EconStor 48 ECONIS (ZBW) 24 OLC EcoSci 12
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Sustainable through Digital – A Research Agenda for Digital Social Innovation
Krombacher, Anna; Lindenthal, Anna-Katharina; … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 28 (2026) 1, pp. 381-417
To address the detrimental sustainability challenges of our time, the synthesis of two currently isolated innovation research streams is promising: 1) Digital innovation leveraging digital technologies to create novel solutions, and 2) social innovation creating social value and thus...
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Can Gamification Foster Trust-Building in Human-Robot Collaboration? An Experiment in Virtual Reality
Riar, Marc; Weber, Mareike; Ebert, Jens - In: Information Systems Frontiers 27 (2025) 5, pp. 2001-2026
With the increasing deployment of robots to support humans in various activities, a crucial factor that has surfaced as a precondition for successful human-robot interaction (HRI) is the human’s level of trust in the robotic companion. A phenomenon that has recently shifted into the foreground...
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The Present and Future of Accountability for AI Systems: A Bibliometric Analysis
Bartsch, Sebastian Clemens; Nguyen, Long Hoang; … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 27 (2025) 6, pp. 2463-2484
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems, particularly generative AI systems, present numerous opportunities for organizations and society. As AI systems become more powerful, ensuring their safe and ethical use necessitates accountability, requiring actors to explain and justify any unintended...
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With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: What Shapes AI Literacy for Responsible Interactions of Knowledge Workers With AI?
Passlack, Nina; Hammerschmidt, Teresa; Posegga, Oliver - In: Information Systems Frontiers 28 (2025) 1, pp. 11-46
The growing autonomy and self-learning abilities of advanced technologies alter the dynamics of human-AI interaction, while also raising important ethical concerns. This study calls for rethinking AI literacy to encompass additional abilities necessary for responsible human-AI interaction....
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The Interplay of Digital Responsibility and Digital Transformation: Empirical Insights from a Nationwide Digital Transformation
Urban, Isabella; Plattfaut, Ralf - In: Information Systems Frontiers 28 (2025) 1, pp. 157-188
As digital transformation progresses, research broadens its perspective to not only focus on the positive effects but also on the adverse impacts of the increasing use of digital technologies. Against this backdrop, the issue of being responsibly digital moves to the foreground in research and...
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Dynamic Capabilities for the Twin Transformation Climb: A Capability Maturity Model
Breiter, Katharina; Crome, Carlotta; Oberländer, Anna Maria - In: Information Systems Frontiers 26 (2024) 6, pp. 2205-2226
Digital transformation and sustainability transformation are at the top of organizations’ agendas to remain competitive. While guidance on both transformations exists separately, even more research on integrating digital and sustainability transformation, namely twin transformation, is...
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Towards Sustainability of AI – Identifying Design Patterns for Sustainable Machine Learning Development
Leuthe, Daniel; Meyer-Hollatz, Tim; Plank, Tobias; … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 26 (2024) 6, pp. 2103-2145
As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) advance, concerns about their sustainability impact grow. The emerging field "Sustainability of AI" addresses this issue, with papers exploring distinct aspects of ML’s sustainability. However, it lacks a comprehensive approach that...
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Qualitative Insights into Organizational Value Creation: Decoding Characteristics of Metaverse Platforms
Tingelhoff, Fabian; Schultheiss, Raphael; Schöbel, … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 27 (2024) 2, pp. 467-486
The significance of metaverse platforms is growing in both research and practical applications. To utilize the chances and opportunities metaverse platforms offer, research and practice must understand how these platforms create value, which has not been adequately explored. Our research...
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Agenda Formation and Prediction of Voting Tendencies for European Parliament Election using Textual, Social and Network Features
Shahi, Gautam Kishore; Basyurt, Ali Sercan; Stieglitz, … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 27 (2024) 4, pp. 1425-1443
As per agenda-setting theory, political agenda is concerned with the government's agenda, including politicians and political parties. Political actors utilize various channels to set their political agenda, including social media platforms such as Twitter (now X ). Political agenda-setting can...
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When Your Thing Won’t Behave: Security Governance in the Internet of Things
Brennecke, Martin; Fridgen, Gilbert; Jöhnk, Jan; … - In: Information Systems Frontiers 27 (2024) 4, pp. 1471-1490
In the Internet of Things (IoT), interconnected smart things enable new products and services in cyber-physical systems. Yet, smart things not only inherit information technology (IT) security risks from their digital components, but they may also aggravate them through the use of technology...
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