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Journal of Information Systems, Volume 37
Volume 37, Number 1, March 2023
- Covers and Front Matter. i-iv
- Editorial Policy.
- J. Efrim Boritz, Theophanis Stratopoulos:
Journal of Information Systems Workshop on Data Value Creation: Views from Industry and Academia. 1-6 - Tracie S. Frost, Chris Zhijian He, Jiwon Nam, Robert E. Pinsker:
The Impact of CEO IT Ability on Bank Loan Terms. 7-37 - Anna Y. Jeong, Jee-Hae Lim:
The Impact of Blockchain Technology Adoption Announcements on Firm's Market Value. 39-65 - Arno L. P. Nuijten, Mark Keil, Bert Zwiers:
Internal Auditors' Perceptions of Information Technology-Related Risks: A Comparison Between General Auditors and Information Technology Auditors. 67-83 - Mark D. Sheldon, Sudip Bhattacharjee, Reza Barkhi:
The Impact of Persuasive Response Sequence and Consistency When Information Technology Service Providers Address Auditor-Identified Issues in System and Organization Control 2 Reports. 85-107 - Danielle R. Lombardi, Janice C. Sipior, Steven Dannemiller:
Auditor Judgment Bias Research: A 50-Year Trend Analysis and Emerging Technology Use. 109-141 - Anup Shrestha, Minu Saratchandra:
A Conceptual Framework toward Knowledge Ambidexterity Using Information Systems and Knowledge Management. 143-167 - Husam A. Abu Khadra, David Olsen:
Toward Automating Shredding Nonprofit XML Files: The Case of IRS Form 990 Data. 169-188
Volume 37, Number 2, June 2023
- Terence J. Pitre, Robert E. Pinsker, Ronald J. Daigle, Yibo James Zhang:
#Twitter: Examining the Impact of Earnings Format Choice and Rehashing Prior Positive Information on Market Prices. 1-20 - Chris Zhijian He, Jiangbo Huangfu, Mark Kohlbeck, Lin Wang:
The Impact of Customer-Reported Cybersecurity Breaches on Key Supplier Innovations and Relationship Disruption. 21-49 - Tianpei Li, Stephanie Walton:
Business Strategy and Cybersecurity Breaches. 51-76 - Barri Litt, Paul Tanyi, Marcia Weidenmier Watson:
Cybersecurity Breach at a Big 4 Accounting Firm: Effects on Auditor Reputation. 77-100 - Jörg H. Mayer, Linus Lischke, Reiner Quick, Friedrich Kalden:
When Cash Is King - An Accounts Receivables App Accommodating Different Use Situations. 101-122 - Thomas G. Calderon, Lei Gao:
Innovative and Novel Research Datasets Related to Cybersecurity Risk Disclosures: A Research Note. 123-128 - Joey F. George, Manjul Gupta, Gabriel A. Giordano, Annette Mills, Vanesa Tennant, Carmen C. Lewis:
Publishing the Data from "The Effects of Communication Mode and Culture on Deception Detection Accuracy". 129-136 - Editorial Policy. 137-141
Volume 37, Number 3, October 2023
- J. Efrim Boritz, Theophanis C. Stratopoulos:
AI and the Accounting Profession: Views from Industry and Academia. 1-9 - Chris Zhijian He, Tianpei Li, Robert E. Pinsker:
Firm-Level Pay Disparity and Breach Risk. 11-32 - Heejae Lee, Xinxin Wang, Richard B. Dull:
Designing a Classifying System for Nonprofit Organizations Using Textual Contents from the Mission Statement. 33-58 - Jared Koreff, Lisa Baudot, Steve G. Sutton:
Exploring the Impact of Technology Dominance on Audit Professionalism through Data Analytic-Driven Healthcare Audits. 59-80 - Jee-Hae Lim, Vernon J. Richardson, Rodney E. Smith:
Does XBRL Tagging Indicate Disclosure Quality? The Relationship Between XBRL Standard and Extension Tags and Stock Return Synchronicity. 81-100 - Simon Thies, Marko Kureljusic, Erik Karger, Thilo Krämer:
Blockchain-Based Triple-Entry Accounting: A Systematic Literature Review and Future Research Agenda. 101-118 - Daniel P. Ferguson, M. Kathleen Harris, L. Tyler Williams:
Constituent Input on Regulatory Initiatives: A Machine-Learning Approach to Efficiently and Effectively Analyze Unstructured Data. 119-138 - Paul D. Hutchison, Benjamin T. George, Binod Guragai:
Application of Latent Semantic Analysis in Accounting Research. 139-155 - Ronald C. W. Tsang, Amelia A. Baldwin, Joseph F. Hair, Ermanno Affuso, Kyre Dane Lahtinen:
The Informativeness of Sentiment Types in Risk Factor Disclosures: Evidence from Firms with Cybersecurity Breaches. 157-190 - Editorial Policy. 191-195
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