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A Comparative Exploration of Archer, Hevner, and the DSRM in Design Science Research
Design Science Research (DSR) has evolved across decades and disciplines, shaped by foundational contributions that clarify what it means to design as a form of inquiry. Three key…
Why Design Science Research Is the Missing Engine of Innovation in Information Systems
For decades, Information Systems (IS) has defined itself through the lens of traditional social science. We have mastered the art of explaining phenomena—why users adopt technologies, how organizations…
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…
AISSAC’s Grant Oosterwyk Joins Global Ubuntu Data Network Panel
We’re excited to share that the AISSAC President, Grant Oosterwyk, will speak on a panel hosted by the Global Ubuntu Data Network—a collaborative community connecting African Data &…
From Curiosity to Craft: I’m Attending the Two-Week Doctoral Seminar in Design Science Research
How it started My first real exposure to Design Science Research (DSR) was Prof. Jan vom Brocke’s YouTube video. His clear framing of kernel theory → design principles…
Presenting at ICIS 2025: Building Visibility for Emerging IS Scholars
I’m excited to share that I’ll be presenting a Table Talk at the International Conference on Information Systems (ICIS 2025) in Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday, December 15, 2025.…
Integrating AI-Driven Web Browsing into Information Systems: A Case Study of OpenAI’s Atlas Browser
By Chinonso Anyaehie, PhD Researcher – Information Systems The Rise of the Agentic Browser On October 21, 2025, OpenAI introduced Atlas, a groundbreaking AI-powered web browser that seamlessly…