Information Systems Research - An Informs Journal

Information Systems Research (ISR) is an author-friendly peer-reviewed journal that seeks to publish the best research in the information systems discipline. Its mission is to advance knowledge about the effective and efficient utilization of information technology by individuals, groups, organizations, society, and nations for the improvement of economic and social welfare. The journal is receptive to a wide variety of phenomena and topics related to the design, management, use, valuation, and impacts of information technologies at different levels of analysis (e.g, individuals, groups, firms, networks, societies, and nations). High-quality theoretical, empirical, design, and analytical work on any of the above topics is welcomed by the journal. The journal publishes research that examines topics from a wide range of research traditions including, but not limited to, cognitive psychology, economics, computer science, operations research, design science, organization theory, organization behavior, sociology, and strategic management. Diverse methods and research approaches are welcome. Reviews and syntheses of prior contributions to relevant topics are appropriate, provided they make significant contributions to ongoing research streams in the information systems research community. Editor-in-Chief: Suprateek Sarker, University of Virginia Former Editors-in-Chief: 2017–2022: Alok Gupta 2011–2016: Ritu Agarwal 2005–2010: Vallabh Sambamurthy 2002–2004: Chris F. Kemerer Izak Benbasat 1993–1998: John L. King 1990–1992: E. Burton Swanson