Information Systems Journal

Papers
(The H4-Index of Information Systems Journal is 23. 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 2021-09-01 to 2025-09-01.)
ArticleCitations
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The emergence of smart service ecosystems—The role of socio‐technical antecedents and affordances95
The Data Product Canvas: Designing Data Products for Sustained Value From Enterprise Data62
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Can support by digital technologies stimulate intrapreneurial behaviour? The moderating role of management support for innovation and intrapreneurial self‐efficacy40
Social Inclusion/Exclusion in Information Systems: A Review and Roadmap for Research38
Navigating Flexibility and Standardisation in Low‐Code/No‐Code Development37
Integrating truth bias and elaboration likelihood to understand how political polarisation impacts disinformation engagement on social media36
Issue Information33
Information systems and sustainable development: From conceptual underpinnings to empirical insights30
From web forms to chatbots: The roles of consistency and reciprocity for user information disclosure28
The strategic options of fintech platforms: An overview and research agenda27
Digital transformation in Latin America: Challenges and opportunities27
Chatbot interactions: How consumption values and disruptive situations influence customers' willingness to interact27
Reliability in design science research26
Trending topics workshop25
Gamified monetary reward designs: Offering certain versus chance‐based rewards25
Building digital resilience against crises: The case of Taiwan's COVID‐19 pandemic management25
Fit, scope and the shifting baseline: Is your submission likely to be desk rejected?24
Employee responses to information security related stress: Coping and violation intention23
The ‘hijacking’ of the Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems: Implications for the information systems community23
Putting humans back in the loop: An affordance conceptualization of the 4th industrial revolution23
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