MIS Quarterly Executive

Papers
(The median citation count of MIS Quarterly Executive is 1. 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
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Assessing Incumbents’ Risk of Digital Platform Disruption16
Balancing Fear and Confidence: A Strategic Approach to Mitigating Human Risk in Cybersecurity12
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Setting Priorities for Exploiting and Exploring Digital Capabilities in a Crisis8
How SME Watkins Steel Transformed from Traditional Steel Fabrication to Digital Service Provision7
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Combining Low-Code/No-Code with Noncompliant Workarounds to Overcome a Corporate System’s Limitations6
The 2021 SIM IT Issues and Trends Study6
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Leveraging Information Systems for Environmental Sustainability and Business Value4
How Instacart Leveraged Digital Resources for Strategic Advantage4
The Promise and Perils of Low-Code AI Platforms4
How Everything-as-a-Service Enabled Judo to Become a Billion-Dollar Bank Without Owning IT4
Dealing Effectively with Shadow IT by Managing Both Cybersecurity and User Needs4
How HireVue Created “Glass Box” Transparency for its AI Application3
How GuideCom Used the Cognigy.AI Low- Code Platform to Develop an AI-Based Smart Assistant3
Evolution of the Metaverse3
Successfully Organizing AI Innovation Through Collaboration with Startups3
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Self-Sovereign Identity and Verifiable Credentials in Your Digital Wallet3
How to Successfully Navigate Crisis-Driven Digital Transformations3
Boundary Management Strategies for Leading Digital Transformation in Smart Cities3
How a Utility Company Established a Corporate Data Culture for Data-Driven Decision-Making2
The Importance of Board Member Actions for Cybersecurity Governance and Risk Management2
How the Odyssey Project Is Using Old and Cutting-Edge Technologies for Financial Inclusion2
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How Verizon Media Built a Cybersecurity Culture2
How WashTec Explored Digital Business Models2
How Large Companies Can Help Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise (SME) Suppliers Strengthen Cybersecurity2
The Danish Business Authority’s Approach to the Ongoing Evaluation of AI Systems2
Using Lessons from the COVID-19 Crisis to Move from Traditional to Adaptive IT Governance2
How Stakeholders Operationalize Responsible AI in Data-Sensitive Contexts1
Promises and Perils of Generative AI in Cybersecurity1
Key Lessons from Bosch for Incumbent Firms Entering the Platform Economy1
Building an Artificial Intelligence Explanation Capability1
How to Harness Open Technologies for Digital Platform Advantage1
The Hidden Causes of Digital Investment Failures1
F. Warren McFarlan’s Pioneering Role in Impacting IT Management Through Academic Research1
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Identifying and Filling Gaps in Operational Technology Cybersecurity1
How Germany Successfully Implemented Its Intergovernmental FLORA System1
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