Enhancing the Quality of Information in Inter-organizational Environmental Reporting Information Systems

The Six Pillars of Knowledge Economics

“…From 2012: Chung et al [18], Rai [19] and Trauth [20] From 2013:Bahrs et al [21], Loeser et al [22], Prpic and Shukla [23] and Thies and Stanoevska-Slabeva [24] From 2014: Brockmann and Roztocki [7], Prpic and Shukla [25] and Sharif et al [26] From 2015: Brockmann and Roztocki [27], Hilbert [28] and Kees [29] From 2016: Al Busadi [30], Kowal and Gurba [31] and Peinl et al [32] Similar to our earlier analysis [7], the 16 papers of in the HICSS mini-track Knowledge Economics were analyzed in four major steps regarding dimensions depicted in Figure 2. …”

“…Trauth [20] Perform quantitative testing Bahrs et al [21] Merge the strings of research and enhance the modeling language to reflect risks and benefits Loeser et al [22] Conduct empirical research to validate the theoretically derived model Prpic and Shukla [23] Develop testable propositions Thies and StanoevskaSlabeva [24] Collect empirical data from ongoing user evaluation Brockmann and Roztocki. [7] Broaden scope and consider emerging economies Prpic and Shukla [25] Investigate relative efficacy of episodic structures vs. constituting forms.…”