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No. 90 infosys · Nov 2024 · 16 min

Electronic Markets and Electronic Hierarchies: A Comprehensive Guide

Authors: Thomas W. Malone, Joanne Yates, and Robert I. Benjamin Table of Contents 1. Introduction Background and Purpose of the Study “Electronic Markets and Electronic Hierarchies” is a…

No. 89 Blog · Nov 2024 · 9 min

Mastering Conceptual Paper Development in AI: Insights from Jan Recker’s Podcast with Robert Wayne Gregory

1. Introduction The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has not only revolutionized technology but also significantly impacted management practices and organizational structures. As AI continues to evolve,…

No. 88 colloquium · Nov 2024 · 13 min

Colloquium: Navigating the Academic Hiring Process

Introduction Embarking on the academic job market is a significant step in your professional journey. The process is multifaceted, and understanding each component is crucial for success. This…

Professor Varun Grover
No. 87 infosys · Nov 2024 · 4 min

Learning from a Legend: Reflections on Professor Varun Grover

Whenever Professor Varun Grover speaks, I not only listen but also take notes. This blog would not exist without his wealth of knowledge. His versatility in both natural…

Professor Varun Grover
No. 86 infosys · Nov 2024 · 9 min

In-Depth Exploration of Agency Theory and Organizational Structure

Introduction to Agency Theory Agency theory examines the relationship between principals (those who delegate work) and agents (those who perform work on behalf of the principals). The fundamental…

Note from Professor Varun Grover
No. 85 Blog · Nov 2024 · 9 min

Agency Theory: The Impact of Information Systems on Organizations and Markets – Gurbaxani & Whang

Fundamental Assumption of Agency Theory Agency theory assumes that principals (such as shareholders or owners) and agents (like managers or employees) have inherently different goals. Principals generally seek…

Professor Varun Grover
No. 84 Blog · Nov 2024 · 6 min

Clemons & Reddi: “Balancing Brokerage and Integration in Supplier Relationships: The Move to the Middle Hypothesis

When a company works with a large number of suppliers, the relationships between them tend to weaken, leading to a shift from collaborative partnerships to a purely transactional,…