Prior research has shown that social interactions are important in order to understand the phenomena involved in information systems development. However, most traditional research largely ignores these issues. DeSanctis and Poole (1994) made an important contribution to the study of social dynamics in information systems research with their Adaptive Structuration Theory (AST). Although the con...

ventricular arrhythmias in the late myocardial infarction period. 4. Mechanism of action of lidocaine. Circulation 56: 395, 1977 29. El-Sherif N, Lazzara R: Re-entrant ventricular arrhythmias in the late myocardial infarction period. 5. Mechanism of action of diphenylhydantoin. Circulation 57: 465, 1978 30. James TN: The coronary circulation and conduction system in acute myocardial infarction....

A theorelic model of group member decision satisfaction based on a cognitive-motivational view of informationprocessing in inferential contexts is presented. Unlike normative-rational theorists, we acknowledge that information-processing is biased bythe decision-maker's motivations which are assumed to derive from situationspecific goals. Information processing is assumed to be more extensive w...

In an effort to boost meeting productivity and success, managers may employ trained group facilitators. They may also implement group Introduction Face-to-face meetings serve as a venue to bring together organizational eaders for decision making, issue tracking, policy setting, and a variety of activities aimed at adding reliability and flexibility in response to the ever-changing business envi...

The existence and significance of cognition in organizations and its influence on patterns of behaviour in organizations and organizational outcomes are increasingly accepted in information systems (IS) research (Barley, 1986; DeSanctis & Poole, 1994; Griffith, 1999; Griffith & Northcraft, 1996; Orlikowski, 1992, 1994 #208). However, assessing the commonality and individuality in cognition and ...

This chapter attempts to address the need for more research on virtual team effectiveness and outlines an ecological theoretical framework that is applicable to virtual learning environments (VLE). Prior empirical studies on virtual team effectiveness used frameworks of traditional team effectiveness and mainly followed Hackman's normative model (input-process-output). We propose an ecological ...

`̀ Virtual’’ is a potent buzzword, freely applied to many situations, with many meanings. In this exploratory study, we develop a more precise understanding of `̀ virtual’’ to describe changing work environments. Specifically, we propose a framework to classify work environments based on the type of discontinuities involved. Discontinuities are gaps or a lack of coherence in aspects of work. The ...

a new radiopharmaceutical for imaging the heart. J NucI Med 12: 516, 1971 6. Gorten RJ: Clinical testing of 3K scans of the heart. J Nucl Med 13: 432, 1972 7. Smith RO, Bennett KR, Lehan PH, Hellems HK: Myocardial 42K scanning compared with coronary arteriography. (abstr) J Nucl Med 11: 642, 1970 8. Love WD, Ishihasa Y, Lyons LD, Smith RO: Differences in the relationships between coronary blood...

Aarts, J., Doorewaard, H., and Berg, M. 2004. “Understanding Implementation: The Case of a Computerized Physician Order Entry System in a Large Dutch University Medical Center,” Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (11:3), pp. 207-216. Allen, D. K., Colligan, D., Finnie, A., and Kern,T. 2000. “Trust, Power and Interorganizational Information Systems: The Case of the Electroni...