Process Research
Understanding Barley’s Research Approaches: A Simple and Detailed Explanation
This document provides an expanded and detailed explanation of Professor Rajiv Sabherwal’s discussion on Stephen Barley’s (1990) research methods. Barley’s study examines how technology changes work, particularly in…
Making Data Work for People: How Virginia Used Technology to Overcome Crises
(Based on Tremblay, M. C. (2023). Digital Resilience in Government Data Sharing: Lessons from Virginia. MIS Quarterly.) 📖 Introduction Governments need to be prepared for unexpected problems, like…
The Integration of Digital and Physical Infrastructure in Supply Chains
🌍 Introduction Big companies and governments invest heavily in infrastructure to improve supply chains, ensuring efficiency and resilience in global trade. Infrastructure includes both 📡 digital tools (such…
Understanding the Eisenhardt Method: A Plain-Language Guide
Introduction 🧠 The Eisenhardt Method is a way of doing research that helps build new theories by studying multiple real-world cases. Kathleen Eisenhardt, a professor at Stanford University,…
Building Theories from Case Study Research: A Simple Guide 📖
Introduction 🏛️ Based on: Eisenhardt, K. M. (1989). “Building Theories from Case Study Research.” Academy of Management Review, 14(4), 532-550. Case study research is a powerful way to…
Making Case Study Research More Reliable: How Well Do Information Systems Researchers Follow Best Practices?
🔍 Introduction Research is how we create new knowledge. But how do we know if research is done properly? This paper looks at a specific type of research…
Leveraging Process Data in Process Research for International Business
Process research is about studying how things happen over time, especially the events, decisions, and activities that unfold in organizations. To do this, researchers rely on rich process…