Journal of Information Systems http://scitation.aip.org/ Journal of Information Systems Fifteen Years of Data and Information Quality Literature: Developing a Research Agenda for Accounting http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/79/1&agg=rss M. Pamela Neely and Jack S. Cook<br/> ABSTRACT: This paper provides a framework for guiding accounting-related Data and Information Quality (DIQ) research, based on four major research strands: people and decision-making, governance, operations, and technology (PGOT). The last three have been broken down further into three subtopics eac ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 79 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. A Review of ERP Research: A Future Agenda for Accounting Information Systems http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/37/1&agg=rss Severin V. Grabski, Stewart A. Leech, and Pamela J. Schmidt<br/> ABSTRACT: ERP systems are typically the largest, most complex, and most demanding information systems implemented by firms, representing a major departure from the individual and departmental information systems prevalent in the past. Firms and individuals are extensively impacted, and many problema ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 37 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Additional Journal Content http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/i/1&agg=rss <br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 25, i (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Editorial Policy http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/217/1&agg=rss <br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 25, 217 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Model-Driven Design Using Business Patterns http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/213/1&agg=rss PAVEL HRUBY and JOHANNES BUDER<br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 25, 213 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Information Security and Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance: An Exploratory Study http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/185/1&agg=rss Linda Wallace, Hui Lin, and Meghann Abell Cefaratti<br/> ABSTRACT: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX) created a resurgence of organizational focus on internal controls. In this study, we examine the extent to which the information technology (IT) controls suggested by the ISO 17799 security framework have been integrated into organizations' internal con ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 185 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. The Effects of Relative Performance Information and Framed Information Systems Feedback on Performance in a Production Task http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/159/1&agg=rss Uday S. Murthy and Brad A. Schafer<br/> ABSTRACT: Information systems' reports typically contain quantitative feedback such as monetary values or the number of units sold or produced. We investigate if providing relative performance information (RPI) feedback and framing the feedback in a positive (good job) or negative (poor job) manner ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 159 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. The Impact of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems on the Effectiveness of Internal Controls over Financial Reporting http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/129/1&agg=rss John J. Morris<br/> ABSTRACT: Software vendors that market enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have taken advantage of the increased focus on internal controls that grew out of the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) legislation by emphasizing that a key feature of ERP systems is the use of built-in controls that mirror a firm ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 129 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. The Effects of Process Accountability on Individuals' Use of a Familiar Technology http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/109/1&agg=rss Robert M. Cornell, Martha M. Eining, and Paul Jen-Hwa Hu<br/> ABSTRACT: Individuals' technology use decisions are critical to the success of information technology in an organizational context. We investigate the influence of process accountability on individual professionals' intended and actual use of a familiar technology in decision-making tasks directly r ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 109 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Information Technology Outsourcing: A Taxonomy of Prior Studies and Directions for Future Research http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/25/1/1&agg=rss Jennifer Blaskovich and Natalia Mintchik<br/> ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the nearly 20 years of scholarly research on information technology outsourcing (ITO), with an explicit focus on developing a taxonomy for AIS academics and extracting valuable suggestions for AIS practitioners. Our taxonomy subdivides the ITO research into separate stre ... [Journal of Information Systems 25, 1 (2011)] published Mon Mar 14, 2011. Journal of Information Systems Editor's Report http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/173/1&agg=rss <br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 24, 173 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. Additional Journal Content http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/i/1&agg=rss <br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 24, i (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. The Effects of Information Presentation Format on Judgment and Decision Making: A Review of the Information Systems Research http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/79/1&agg=rss Andrea Seaton Kelton, Robin R. Pennington, and Brad M. Tuttle<br/> ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the information systems and accounting information systems research on the effects of information presentation format on judgment and decision making. We limit our review to static (noninteractive) formats only, where the user cannot manipulate or change the characterist ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 79 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. The Relevance of Information Technology Expenditures http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/39/1&agg=rss B. Charlene Henderson, Kevin Kobelsky, Vernon J. Richardson, and Rodney E. Smith<br/> ABSTRACT: Although information technology (hereafter, IT) expenditures represent an increasingly large investment for most corporations, firms are not required to disclose them separately in their financial statements. We hypothesize and find evidence that information about a firm's IT expenditures ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 39 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. IT and the Board of Directors: An Empirical Investigation into the Governance Questions Canadian Board Members Ask about IT http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/147/1&agg=rss Chris Bart and Ofir Turel<br/> ABSTRACT: In modern organizations, information technologies (IT) often help drive organizational strategies. As such, IT require both judicious planning and oversight. While executive oversight over IT is quite common nowadays, several studies indicate that due to the many benefits and risks associa ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 147 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. A Review of IT Governance: A Taxonomy to Inform Accounting Information Systems http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/107/1&agg=rss Carla L. Wilkin and Robert H. Chenhall<br/> ABSTRACT: This paper reviews Information Systems (IS) literature that is relevant to Information Technology Governance (ITG) and examines how it informs Accounting Information Systems (AIS). We present a taxonomy of research encompassing the focus areas identified by the IT Governance Institute (ITG ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 107 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. Interactive Data Visualization: New Directions for Accounting Information Systems Research http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/1/1&agg=rss William Dilla, Diane J. Janvrin, and Robyn Raschke<br/> ABSTRACT: Many companies today utilize interactive data visualization to present accounting information to external users on their investor relations websites and to internal users in applications such as enterprise resource planning, Balanced Scorecard, network security, and fraud detection systems ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 1 (2010)] published Thu Nov 4, 2010. Additional Journal Content http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/i/1&agg=rss <br/> Abstract not available. [Journal of Information Systems 24, i (2010)] published Thu Mar 25, 2010. Continuous Auditing in ERP System Environments: The Current State and Future Directions http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/91/1&agg=rss John R. Kuhn, Jr. and Steve G. Sutton<br/> ABSTRACT: Recent research has focused heavily on the practicality and feasibility of alternative architectures for supporting continuous auditing. In this paper, we explore the alternative architectures for continuous auditing that have been proposed in both the research and practice environments. W ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 91 (2010)] published Thu Mar 25, 2010. The Impact of Alternative Telework Arrangements on Organizational Commitment: Insights from a Longitudinal Field Experiment http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/67/1&agg=rss James E. Hunton and Carolyn Strand Norman<br/> ABSTRACT: While the structure of telecommuting, or telework, varies across companies, most arrangements offer employees the option to perform their work responsibilities from various locations. A number of factors provide a compelling case for employers to consider such arrangements for their employ ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 67 (2010)] published Thu Mar 25, 2010. How Do Investors Value IT? An Empirical Investigation of the Value Relevance of IT Capability and IT Spending Across Industries http://link.aip.org/link/?JIS/24/43/1&agg=rss Waleed A. Muhanna and M. Dale Stoel<br/> ABSTRACT: Drawing on the resource-based theory of the firm and using Ohlson's (1995) residual income valuation framework, this paper investigates the relationships between IT capability and IT spending, and market value. We also assess whether these relationships differ based on the industry type (i ... [Journal of Information Systems 24, 43 (2010)] published Thu Mar 25, 2010.