Next-Generation Information Systems Research Methods

Éditeurs invités

• Ivo Blohm, University of St. Gallen
• Susanna Ho, Australian National University
• Shaila Miranda, University of Oklahoma
• Jan Marco Leimeister, University of St. Gallen

Synthèse

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Thèmes proposés

• Critical reflection of research methods used in IS.
• Introducing new qualitative, quantitative or design research methods.
• Transferability of non-IS research methods such as from other fields or praxis.
• Novel combinations of research methods such as cross-disciplinary or mixed-method approaches.
• Innovative approaches to analyze big data.
• Approaches dealing with special types of unstructured data.
• Problems of null hypothesis testing via big data and AI/ML.
• AI, ML and explainable AI for knowledge creation and theory generation.
• Transparent, robust and replicable research designs and methodologies.
• Transferability and generalizability of insights generated with specific methods.
• Approaches to evaluating and communicating practical relevance of findings.
• Critical assessment of novel approaches on practical, conceptual, ethical or philosophical grounds.
• Philosophy of science-based proposals for or critiques of methods.
• Culture and values-driven proposals for or critiques of methods.
• Methods to study the past, the present and/or the future.