2009
DOI: 10.28945/167
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Information Systems’ Diverse Origins Coming Together

Abstract: Executive SummaryThe diversity of IS programs and research has been of interest to various professions. It has been argued that IS has developed to the extent where it does not have to rely on other reference disciplines, but should rather serve as a reference discipline for other disciplines. While IS may have developed its own discipline, its location in different academic units may influence the venue of faculty publications. The understanding of the relationships between venue of publication and location o… Show more

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“…In 2007, the course had become unpopular and resulted in what at the time a senior management Professor called the worst rated course in the entire management school, even falling behind Business Statistics! Others researching in the area have come across similar problems (see for example Scime, Andoh-Bandoo, Bush, & Osatuyi, 2009;Von Hellens, Neilsen, Clayton, & Beehuyzen, 2009) in regards to the massive scope of information systems teaching. A new team was formed and the resultant processes lead to a reconceptualisation of the subject into the current offering: Business Informatics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2007, the course had become unpopular and resulted in what at the time a senior management Professor called the worst rated course in the entire management school, even falling behind Business Statistics! Others researching in the area have come across similar problems (see for example Scime, Andoh-Bandoo, Bush, & Osatuyi, 2009;Von Hellens, Neilsen, Clayton, & Beehuyzen, 2009) in regards to the massive scope of information systems teaching. A new team was formed and the resultant processes lead to a reconceptualisation of the subject into the current offering: Business Informatics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%