-------- Original-Nachricht -------- Betreff: [isworld] JMIS Anniversary: JMIS 25, 1 is out Datum: Wed, 23 Jul 2008 14:19:55 -0400 Von: Vladimir Zwass zwass@fdu.edu Antwort an: Vladimir Zwass zwass@fdu.edu An: AISWORLD Information Systems World Network isworld@lyris.isworld.org
Dear Colleagues,
From the Editorial Introduction to JMIS 25, 1:
Journal of Management Information Systems is celebrating the twenty-fifth year of publication. The first quarter-century of JMIS has witnessed its rise to a leadership position among the scholarly publications in the field of information systems (IS). More important, these years have seen the IS field become a rightful member of the family of disciplines, with its core subject and a coherent body of knowledge within which we deliver theory-based answers to ever new questions. It brings me joy and satisfaction to see that the Journal has contributed prominently and consistently to our field. It has always been the objective of JMIS to interpret the contour of our discipline broadly, and indeed expand it as time marches on. Centering on the development, use, impacts, and products of IS, our research has gained particular salience as the value-delivery webs are enabled by IS, as dominant firms are organized around their IS, as they deliver products that are fully or in a large part digital, and as our societies evolve around electronic relationships and interactions. It is especially in the impacts domain that our field can contribute at various levels of analysis and with a great methodological variety. It is by studying the impacts that we can feed back the knowledge we gain in order to develop organizational and supraorganizational structures, systems, and modalities of use that will lead us to higher levels of performance. Shrinking from this broad field of action is not the way to success.
You will find the full text of the Introduction at: http://www.jmis-web.org/articles/v25_n1_p5/index.html
The table of contents of JMIS 25, 1, listing the 10 papers that appear in the issue, is at: http://www.jmis-web.org/issues/Summer_2008/index.html The great work of Arnold Kamis, who is our website editor, is appreciated.
Thank you for your support � and here�s to the next quarter-century,
Vladimir Zwass zwass@fdu.edu
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