Ehsteam Arif

Strengthening Integrity – Advancing Standards in Information Systems Research

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Strengthening Integrity

Information Systems research occupies a central role in understanding how technology shapes organizations, markets, and society. As digital systems become more complex and data-intensive, maintaining research integrity has become increasingly important. Integrity in this field extends beyond avoiding misconduct. It encompasses methodological rigor, transparent reporting, ethical data practices, and responsible collaboration. Strengthening these standards ensures … Read more

Innovation Ecosystems – Driving Growth in the Information Economy

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Economy

The global economy has shifted from being primarily industrial to increasingly information-based. Data, digital platforms, intellectual capital, and network connectivity now shape competitive advantage. Within this landscape, innovation ecosystems have emerged as structured networks of organizations, institutions, and individuals that collectively support knowledge creation and commercialization. In the information economy, these ecosystems play a central … Read more

Hybrid Collaboration Models – Shaping the Future of Knowledge Work

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Hybrid Collaboration Models

Knowledge work has undergone structural change in recent years. Advances in digital communication, cloud infrastructure, and collaborative platforms have enabled employees to work across locations and time zones. In response, many organizations are adopting hybrid collaboration models that combine in-person and remote engagement. These models aim to balance flexibility with productivity, while maintaining organizational cohesion … Read more

Role of Metrics – Evaluating Research Quality in Modern Academia

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Role of Metrics

Research quality has become a central concern for universities, funding agencies, and policymakers worldwide. As research output grows across disciplines, stakeholders increasingly rely on quantitative indicators to assess impact, credibility, and performance. Metrics provide structured tools for evaluation, but they also raise questions about context, interpretation, and balance. Knowing the role of metrics in evaluating … Read more

Leadership Adaptability – Navigating Rapid Technological Change in Modern Organizations

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Leadership

Technology cycles are accelerating. Artificial intelligence, automation, cloud computing, and digital platforms are reshaping industries at a pace that challenges traditional management models. In this environment, leadership adaptability has become a defining capability. Organizations are not only investing in technology, but also reassessing how leaders respond to continuous disruption. Adaptable leadership is increasingly viewed as … Read more

Global IS Scholars – Addressing Transparency in Data-Driven Research

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Global IS Scholars

As organizations and governments increasingly rely on data-driven research to inform decisions, questions of transparency and accountability have become central to academic and policy discussions. Information Systems – IS – scholars worldwide are examining how transparency standards can evolve alongside rapid technological advancement. Their work reflects a growing recognition that trust in research depends not … Read more

ATISR Study – Examining Digital Strategy Alignment Challenges in Modern Organizations

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ATISR

Digital transformation is no longer a discretionary initiative. For many organizations, it is central to competitiveness, operational efficiency, and long-term growth. However, aligning digital strategy with broader business objectives remains a persistent challenge. A recent ATISR study looks into how organizations approach digital strategy alignment and where gaps continue to emerge. The findings provide insight … Read more

Industry Co Funded Research Models – Delivering Measurable Outcomes Through Collaboration

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Industry Co

Industry and academia have long operated in parallel, but over the past two decades, their collaboration has become more structured and strategic. Industry co-funded research models represent a practical framework where private companies and research institutions jointly finance and guide innovation projects. Rather than relying solely on public grants or internal R&D budgets, these partnerships … Read more

Sustainable IT Investments – Insights from Recent ATISR Findings

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ATISR

Sustainable IT investment is increasingly positioned at the intersection of digital transformation and environmental responsibility. Organizations are under growing pressure to modernize infrastructure while reducing carbon footprints, improving energy efficiency, and strengthening governance transparency. Recent ATISR findings highlight a shift in how enterprises evaluate and prioritize technology investments through a sustainability lens. Rather than treating … Read more

Measuring Research Impact Beyond Citation Indexes – Broader View of Academic Influence

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Research

For decades, citation indexes have been the primary method for evaluating research impact. Metrics such as the h-index, journal impact factor, and total citation counts are widely used in hiring, promotion, and funding decisions. While these indicators provide useful information, they capture only a portion of a study’s real-world influence. Research impact today extends beyond … Read more