Collective theranostics and postgenomics entrepreneurship: rethinking innovations as knowledge ecosystems built by complex collaboration
Authors:Â Faraj, S.; Kolker, E.; Bevilacqua, L.; Ozdemir, V.
Getting the innovation climate right: tenets of post genomics entrepreneurship
Transcending Knowledge Differences in Cross-Functional Teams
Authors: Majchrzak, Ann; More, Philip; Faraj, Samer
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Professor Samer Faraj won Best Publication of 2011 Award
Professor Samer Faraj is the winner of the Best Publication of 2011 Award, a joint award given by the Association of Information Systems and the International Conference on Information Systems for the following article:
Faraj, S., Jarvenpaa, S. and Majchrzak, A. et al., Organization Science. “Knowledge collaboration in online communities.â€
This is the biggest award in the field of Information Systems.
Using real options to investigate the market value of virtual world businesses
Authors: Yang, SungByung; Lim, JeeHae; Oh, Wonseok; Animesh, Animesh; Pinsonneault, Alain
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The effect of application ambidexterity on firm agility
Authors: Nazir, Salman; Pinsonneault, Alain
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IT in healthcare: An integrative study of organizational change
Authors: Safadi, Hani; Faraj, Samer
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Grounded theorizing for electronically mediated social contexts
Authors: Vaast, Emmanuelle; Walsham, Geoff
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Partnering portfolios, value-creation logics, and growth trajectories: A comparison of Yahoo and Google (1995 to 2007)
Authors: Rindova, Violina P.; Yeow, Adrian Yong Kwang; Martins, Luis L.; Faraj, Samer A.
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Desautels Professor Liette Lapointe publishes one of the Best Articles in Medical Informatics
Professor Liette Lapointe's article was selected by the Editorial Board of the 2012 IMIA Yearbook of Medical Informatics as one of the best articles from the literature in medical informatics published in the past year.
The article is entitled:Â
"The IT productivity paradox in health: a stakeholder's perspective." Int J Med Inform 2011 Feb;80(2):102-15.
Redéfinir son travail dans une entreprise dématérialisée
Flexibilité, autonomie, mais aussi disponibilité et rentabilité sont les maîtres mots du bureau 2.0. Le bureau de la chercheuse Emmanuelle Vaast, au cinquième étage de la faculté de gestion Desautels de l'Université º«¹úÂãÎè, est... vide. Les étagères sont dégarnies. Pas de photos de ses jumeaux sur les murs; aucune trace non plus de leurs derniers gribouillages.