In this paper, we draw from research in the information systems (IS) security and management fields to theorize that a firm's social performance, as measured by its engagement in socially responsible (or irresponsible) activities (i.e., corporate social performance (CSP)), affects its likelihood...

Technology has engendered some fundamental transformations in processes related to buying and selling goods. A compelling example of this transformation is online auctions, which have become increasingly popular platforms for conducting commerce. While online auctions have been researched...

In this paper we combine three theories of attitude and behavior change in an attempt to inform the under-studied concept of sustained technology usage over time. We address two broad research questions (1) what specific processes act to drive behavior change? and (2) does the route of...

Health information exchanges (HIEs) are entities that have emerged in healthcare delivery markets across the U.S. They enable the electronic sharing of patient information between disparate and fragmented healthcare providers and other stakeholders. HIEs are a type of inter-organizational...

Although significant research has examined the effect of enterprise information systems on the behavior and careers of employees, the majority of this work has been devoted to the study of blue and grey collar workers, with little attention paid to the transformative effect IT may have on high...