List of the selected articles that relate workaround and IS
| Title | Author/year | Journal/Conference | Base | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Information quality, user satisfaction, and the manifestation of workarounds: a qualitative and quantitative study of enterprise content management system users | Laumer et al. (2017) | European Journal of Information Systems | Science Direct |
| 2 | A multiple case study on the nature and management of shadow information technology | Zimmermann et al. (2017) | Journal of Information Systems | Scopus |
| 3 | Workarounds in an SAP environment: Impacts on accounting information quality | Drum et al. (2017) | Journal of Accounting and Organizational Change | Scopus |
| 4 | Examining the intended and unintended consequences of organizational privacy safeguard | Parks et al. (2017) | European Journal of Information Systems | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 5 | Solving misfits in ERP implementations by SMEs | Beijsterveld and Groenendaal (2016) | Information Systems Journal | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 6 | Understanding individual user resistance and workarounds of enterprise social networks: the case of Service Ltd | Choudrie and Zamani (2016) | Journal of Information Technology | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 7 | Creating Smart Governance: the key to radical ICT overhaul at the City of Munich | Scholl and Alawadhi (2016) | Information Polity | Scopus |
| 8 | Reconciling global and local needs: A canonical action research project to deal with workarounds | Malaurent and Avison (2016) | Information Systems Journal | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 9 | Walking a mile in their shoes: user workarounds in a SAP environment | Drum et al. (2016) | International Journal of Accounting and Information Management | Scopus |
| 10 | Feral Information Systems, Shadow Systems, and Workarounds – A Drift in IS Terminology | Lund-Jensen et al. (2016) | Procedia Computer Science | Science Direct |
| 11 | From an apparent failure to a success story: ERP in China—Post-implementation | Malaurent and Avison (2015) | International Journal of Information Management | Scopus/Web of Science/Science Direct |
| 12 | Toward an implementation framework for business intelligence in healthcare | Foshay and Kuziemsky (2014) | International Journal of Information Management | Scopus |
| 13 | Theory of workarounds | Alter (2014) | Communications of the Association for Information Systems | Scopus |
| 14 | I Did It My Way: social workers as secondary designers of a client information system | Huuskonen and Vakkari (2013) | Information Processing and Management | Web of Science/Science Direct |
| 15 | The family resemblance of technologically mediated work practices | Monteiro et al. (2012) | European Journal of Information Systems | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 16 | Institutionalized computer workaround practices in a Mediterranean country: an examination of two organizations | Azad and King (2012) | European Journal of Information Systems | Scopus/Web of Science |
| 17 | Workarounds in the use of IS in healthcare: a case study of an electronic medication administration system | Yang et al. (2012) | International Journal of Human-Computer Studies | Scopus/Science Direct |
| 18 | Post-ERP Feral System Taxonomy: a Manifestation From Multiple Case Studies | Urus et al. (2011) | European Conference on Information Management and Evaluation | Web of Science |
| 19 | Enacting computer workaround practices within a medication dispensing system | Azad and King (2008) | European Journal of Information Systems | Web of Science/Scopus |
| 20 | Examining technology, structure and identity during an Enterprise System implementation | Alvarez (2008) | Information Systems Journal | Web of Science/Scopus |
| Title | Author/year | Journal/Conference | Base | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Information quality, user satisfaction, and the manifestation of workarounds: a qualitative and quantitative study of enterprise content management system users | Science Direct | ||
| 2 | A multiple case study on the nature and management of shadow information technology | Scopus | ||
| 3 | Workarounds in an SAP environment: Impacts on accounting information quality | Scopus | ||
| 4 | Examining the intended and unintended consequences of organizational privacy safeguard | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 5 | Solving misfits in ERP implementations by SMEs | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 6 | Understanding individual user resistance and workarounds of enterprise social networks: the case of Service Ltd | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 7 | Creating Smart Governance: the key to radical ICT overhaul at the City of Munich | Scopus | ||
| 8 | Reconciling global and local needs: A canonical action research project to deal with workarounds | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 9 | Walking a mile in their shoes: user workarounds in a SAP environment | Scopus | ||
| 10 | Feral Information Systems, Shadow Systems, and Workarounds – A Drift in IS Terminology | Science Direct | ||
| 11 | From an apparent failure to a success story: ERP in China—Post-implementation | Scopus/Web of Science/Science Direct | ||
| 12 | Toward an implementation framework for business intelligence in healthcare | Scopus | ||
| 13 | Theory of workarounds | Scopus | ||
| 14 | I Did It My Way: social workers as secondary designers of a client information system | Web of Science/Science Direct | ||
| 15 | The family resemblance of technologically mediated work practices | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 16 | Institutionalized computer workaround practices in a Mediterranean country: an examination of two organizations | Scopus/Web of Science | ||
| 17 | Workarounds in the use of IS in healthcare: a case study of an electronic medication administration system | Scopus/Science Direct | ||
| 18 | Post-ERP Feral System Taxonomy: a Manifestation From Multiple Case Studies | Web of Science | ||
| 19 | Enacting computer workaround practices within a medication dispensing system | Web of Science/Scopus | ||
| 20 | Examining technology, structure and identity during an Enterprise System implementation | Web of Science/Scopus |
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