The ATISR Student Research Track serves as a platform for emerging scholars to showcase their academic work and gain recognition in the field of Information Systems (IS). As technology continues to evolve rapidly, choosing the right thesis topic is more critical than ever. The ATISR network has highlighted several research areas that are not only … Read more
The recent ATISR seminar on Information Systems Governance and Compliance brought together scholars, IT professionals, and academic researchers to look into the evolving frameworks, policies, and challenges surrounding governance in digital environments. This seminar focused on how organizations can align their IT strategies with business goals while meeting regulatory demands and maintaining operational integrity. Here … Read more
The intersection of business analytics and decision support systems continues to shape how organizations analyze data and make informed strategic choices. To further look and publish cutting-edge research in this evolving field, we are pleased to announce a Special Issue focused on Business Analytics and Decision Support Systems. This special issue invites original research papers, … Read more
The Academy of Taiwan Information Systems Research (ATISR) plays a key role in connecting researchers, academics, and professionals from around the world. With a strong focus on interdisciplinary knowledge-sharing and collaboration, the ATISR Member Directory serves as a vital resource for anyone looking to look ongoing research groups, institutional partnerships, and global collaborations within the … Read more
For a moment, it sounded like a political slip you couldn’t script better. Former President Donald Trump, pressed on a campaign promise he once touted loudly—$2,000 stimulus-style checks funded by tariff revenues—appeared genuinely confused. “I did do that? When did I do that?” he asked, cutting off the question mid-sentence. The clip, now circulating widely … Read more
For decades, Americans were raised on a simple promise: work hard, hit 65, retire. Gold watch. Golf course. Done. But that tidy storyline doesn’t survive contact with today’s reality. Quietly, without much fanfare, the Social Security Administration has nudged the real finish line further down the road. The new benchmark puts full retirement age (FRA) … Read more
A bigger tax refund may be headed to millions of Americans—and this time, it’s not a stimulus check or a one-off relief payment. Instead, it’s the downstream effect of a sweeping rewrite of the federal tax code tied to the proposed “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), championed by former President Donald Trump and now … Read more
Digital transformation is no longer optional – it’s essential. But while most organizations agree they need to transform, many struggle with how to approach it. That’s where digital transformation frameworks come in. These structured models help guide organizations through the complex process of adopting digital technologies, changing processes, and reshaping business strategies. In this article, … Read more
Information Systems (IS) and Computer Science (CS) are two closely related fields in technology – but they are not the same. Many students, job seekers, and even professionals confuse the two because both involve computers, programming, and data. However, their focus, goals, and career paths are quite different. This guide breaks down the key differences … Read more
Writing a research paper in Management Information Systems (MIS) is more than just putting words on paper. It’s about clearly presenting your research problem, showing how your work contributes to the field, and following academic structure and formatting. Whether you’re a graduate student, a researcher, or a first-time author, having a framework helps simplify the … Read more