Aim & Scope
The editorial objective of the MIS Quarterly is the enhancement and communication of knowledge concerning the development of IT-based services, the management of IT resources, and the use, impact, and economics of IT with managerial, organizational, and societal implications. Professional issues affecting the IS field as a whole are also in the purview of the journal. The MIS Quarterly’s trifecta vision is to (1) achieve impact on scholarship and practice as the leading source of novel and accreted IS knowledge, (2) exhibit range in work published with respect to problem domains and stakeholders addressed as well as theoretical and methodological approaches used, and (3) execute effective editorial processes in a timely manner. [1]
2024
Dynamics of Competition on Openness Strategies and Software Maintenance
R Mallipeddi , E Demirezen , S Kumar , R Gopal
MIS Quarterly , 2024
Mutual Disclosures and Content Intimacy in User Engagement: Evidence from an Online Chat Group
MIS Quarterly , 2024
When Should a Sharing Platform Adopt the Bilateral Review System?
X Chen , G Li , S Li , Q Zheng
MIS Quarterly , 2024
Behaviorally Measuring Usability by Analyzing Users’ Mouse Movement Efficiency
D Wilson , J Valacich , J Jenkins
MIS Quarterly , 2024
Peer Influence in the Workplace: Evidence from an Enterprise Digital Platform
H Liu , W Wen , A Whinston , S He
MIS Quarterly , 2024