The issue of trust development amongst members virtual teams is gaining increasing attention from Information Systems (IS) scholars due to the advancement collaboration in organizations. objective this study evaluate team research perspective main IS journals, and consolidate contributions made by researchers. To aim, a systematic review literature has been conducted, supported bibliometric Soc...

Trust management is an extensively investigated topic. A lot of trust models and systems have been proposed in the literature. However, a universally agreed trust model is rarely seen due to the fact that trust is essentially subjective and different people may have different views on it. We focus on the personalization of trust in order to catch this subjective nature of trust. We propose a mu...

Drawing principally on examples and literature from the Anglosphere, the author argues that the high salience given to "trust" and "trustworthiness" in recent scholarly literature, and which (notably in Putnam's work) attributes declining trust to a widely mistrusted mass media does not acknowledge the trustbuilding potential (realised in some instances) of interactive "Web 2.0" applications. D...

Trust is emerging as a key element of success in the on-line environment. Although considerable research on trust in the offline world has been performed, to date empirical study of on-line trust has been limited. This paper examines on-line trust, specifically trust between people and informational or transactional websites. It begins by analysing the definitions of trust in previous offline a...

Despite relevance for military operations, little work has examined trust in military research and theory. This work first reviews the literature on the development of interpersonal trust, where two distinct forms of trust are considered. Person-based trust develops over time, and is based on direct experience with another person [Rempel, Holmes, and Zanna, 1985]. Category-based trust emerges i...

This study explores how people trust each other in Virtual Communities (VCs). The online presence is certainly different from the physical world.; the broad question in this research is whether trust is developed differently or not. The main sociological factors that influence trust in physical communities have been hypothesized for their contribution to the development of trust in VCs. A quant...

Online social networks have been used for a variety of rich activities in recent years, such as investigating potential employees and seeking recommendations of high quality services and service providers. In such activities, trust is one of the most critical factors for the decisionmaking of users. In the literature, the state-of-the-art trust prediction approaches focus on either dispositiona...

The role of trust has long been acknowledged among economists and political scientists. It is often argued that high levels of trust among people help promote democratization, economic activity, well-performing institutions and low levels of violence. Social media has been identified as a significant vehicle in fostering social connections however the depth and significance of these connections...