OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of European Journal of Information Systems is 16. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Developing a collaboration system for pancreatic cancer research: a clinical design science study	122
Social exclusion in a digital society: how does digital delivery of services exclude marginalised groups?	116
Conceptualising and defining DevOps: a review for understanding, not a framework for practitioners	60
Artificial intelligence boundary resources: a relational view on leveraging “AI-as-a-Service”	48
Introducing a new genre for EJIS	47
Leveraging digital alliances for green innovations: a pathway to becoming green	46
Digital governance mechanisms and principles that enable agile responses in dynamic competitive environments	46
The differential effects of self-view in virtual meetings when speaking vs. listening	41
Enterprise systems standardization, IT investment, and firm performance: an organizational information processing theory perspective	40
Social acceptance of central bank digital currency: insights from the digital euro	39
Business value of SME digitalisation: when does it pay off more?	39
Responsible AI starts with the artifact: Challenging the concept of responsible AI in IS research	37
Orchestrating Digital Resilience: A Clinical IS Study of an Everything-as-a-Service Technology Strategy	36
Measuring the success of social information systems: an assessment of past contributions and a guide for future research	35
The role of managerial activities in achieving Information technology ambidexterity and new product development performance in small and medium-sized enterprises	33
Understanding decentralization of decision-making power in proof-of-stake blockchains: an agent-based simulation approach	33
Online virtual consultation between patients and physicians as interactive affordance	32
Exploring the complementary effects of business analytics capabilities and π-shaped skills on innovation outcomes	32
Structural power imbalances in global organisations: analysing IT governance from a postcolonial perspective	29
Clinical research from information systems practice	28
Unfolding the contextual nature of enterprise social media use – a morphogenetic approach	27
Uncovering post-adoption usage of AI-based voice assistants: a technology affordance lens using a mixed-methods approach	26
Technology-driven mandatory customer participation: a new recovery strategy to promote customers’ online post-recovery satisfaction	25
Unraveling the effect of organisational resources and top management support on e-commerce capabilities: evidence from ADANCO-SEM and fsQCA	25
Affective information processing of fake news: evidence from NeuroIS	25

How do technology use patterns influence phishing susceptibility? A two-wave study of the role of reformulated locus of control	25
To learn or not learn from AI? Unpacking the effects of feedback valence on novel insights recall	25
Technology discontinuance: a systematic literature review and research agenda	23
Data curation as anticipatory generification in data infrastructure	22
Virtual collaboration as co-enacting intercorporeality	22
IT resource relatedness and the search for agility: a complementarity perspective	22
Salience, transparency, and self-nudging: a digital nudge to promote healthier food product choices	21
Smart cities for people with disabilities: a systematic literature review and future research directions	21
Unpacking digital options thinking for innovation renewal: a clinical inquiry into car connectivity	20
An exploratory T-pattern analysis of dyad group behavior and communication during creative it development	20
Towards a cybercontextual transmission model for online scamming	19
Use IT again? Dynamic roles of habit, intention and their interaction on continued system use by individuals in utilitarian, volitional contexts	19
Learning to be loyal: A schema theory perspective on game use	19
Citizens’ participation in local energy communities: the role of technology as a stimulus	18
From cyber benign to cyber malicious: unveiling the evolution of insider cyber maliciousness from a stage theory perspective	18
The progressive transformation of work with robotic process automation technology	18
Digital transformation of professional healthcare practices: fitness seeking across a rugged value landscape	17
Contrasting the response to past and future oriented appeals for help on donation-based crowdfunding platforms	16
Determinants of gamification effectiveness: perspectives of technology affordances and coping responses in the context of team-based gamified training	16