Information Technology & People: Volume 26 Issue 3

Organizational members’ use of social networking sites and job performance: An exploratory study

Murad Moqbel, Saggi Nevo, Ned Kock

There is considerable debate among academics and business practitioners on the value of the use of social networking by organizational members. Some, fearing presenteeism (i.e…

Why I act differently: studying patterns of legitimation among CIOs through motive talk

Johan Magnusson, Bendik Bygstad

IT governance has become the recognized norm system for chief information officers. The purpose of this paper is to understand how CIOs relate to these norms, by studying how they…

A conceptual model of technology features and technostress in telemedicine communication

Ziyu Yan, Xitong Guo, Matthew K.O. Lee, Douglas R. Vogel

This paper aims to provide systemic understanding with regard to the adoption of computer mediated communication (CMC) technology and its impact on technostress levels.

Don't give up the community: a viewpoint of trust development in online collaboration

Xusen Cheng, Terry Nolan, Linda Macaulay

This paper aims to examine the development of trust during online collaboration. The purpose of the inquiry is to improve the understanding of individual trust development in…