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ICIS Volunteer Certificate
The International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS) is widely regarded as the most prestigious gathering of academics and research-oriented practitioners in the information systems field. In December 2025,…
What Exactly Is an Artifact in Design Science Research? A Deep, Clear Guide for Researchers
Design Science Research (DSR) is becoming one of the most influential approaches in Information Systems, yet many researchers still struggle with one of its most fundamental concepts: the…
What Is an Artifact? Understanding the Core of Design Science Research
I have decided to start this bi weekly series with the topic of Artifact. If you are going into design science, this is a word that will always…
Mastering the ICIS Elevator Pitch: Make Every Conversation Count
Attending ICIS presents a rare opportunity for doctoral students to meet some of the most influential scholars, editors, and collaborators in the Information Systems community, but these moments…
A Rough Model for Defining and Achieving Success in Doctoral Study
The process of cultivating academic scholars through doctoral programs represents a high-stakes investment for institutions, demanding tremendous resource inputs, particularly faculty time. Yet, the determination of who will…
📊 IS Journals at a Glance
Understanding IS Journals and What They Publish When pursuing a PhD in Information Systems (IS) or aiming for tenure, it’s crucial to understand where to place your work.…
Making an Impression with Your Research Pitch
Introduction In the fast-paced world of academia, a compelling research pitch—often dubbed the “elevator pitch”—is a critical tool for doctoral students. This concise, engaging summary of your work…