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- Agility in Fours: IT Diffusion, IT Infrastructures, IT Development, and BusinessRichard L. Baskerville, Lars Mathiassen, Jan Pries-Heje. 3-10 [doi]
- Information Technology Diffusion Research: An Interim BalanceKarlheinz Kautz, Helle Zinner Henriksen, Toke Breer-Mortensen, Helle Helweg Poulsen. 11-34 [doi]
- Agility in Information Systems Development: A Three-Tiered FrameworkKieran Conboy, Brian Fitzgerald, William Golden. 35-49 [doi]
- Navigating Software Process Improvement ProjectsIvan Aaen, Anna Börjesson, Lars Mathiassen. 53-71 [doi]
- Mapping Social Networks in Software Process Improvement: An Action Research StudyPeter Axel Nielsen, Gitte Tjørnehøj. 73-90 [doi]
- Organizational Information System Adoption: A Network PerspectiveDirk S. Hovorka, Kai R. Larsen. 91-109 [doi]
- Crossing the Chasm in Software Process ImprovementAnna Börjesson, Fredrik Martinsson, Magnus Timmerås. 111-128 [doi]
- Fooling Around: The Corporate Jester as an Effective Change Agent for Technological InnovationTom McMaster, David Wastell, Helle Zinner Henriksen. 129-144 [doi]
- An Empirical Investigation of the Potential of RFID Technology to Enhance Supply Chain AgilityAnthony Vance. 147-156 [doi]
- Difficulties in Implementing the Agile Supply Chain: Lessons Learned from Interorganizational Information Systems AdoptionAkos Nagy. 157-171 [doi]
- Agility Through Implementation: A Case from a Global Supply ChainMagnus Holmqvist, Kalevi Pessi. 173-183 [doi]
- A Study of the Use of Agile Methods within IntelBrian Fitzgerald, Gerard Hartnett. 187-202 [doi]
- How Agile is Agile Enough? Toward a Theory of Agility in Software DevelopmentKalle Lyytinen, Gregory M. Rose. 203-225 [doi]
- Improving Business Agility Through Technical Solutions: A Case Study on Test-Driven Development in Mobile Software DevelopmentPekka Abrahamsson, Antti Hanhineva, Juho Jäälinoja. 227-243 [doi]
- Web Publishing: An Extreme, Agile ExperienceMark Toleman, Fiona Darroch, Mustafa A. Ally. 245-256 [doi]
- Using the Mission Critical Market Differentiating (MCMD) Model to Improve Business and Information Technology AgilityNiel Nickolaisen. 257-262 [doi]
- Agility and Information Technology Diffusion in the Semiconductor IndustryB. Donnellan, A. Kelly. 265-273 [doi]
- Assessing Business Agility: A Multi-Industry Study in The NetherlandsMarcel van Oosterhout, Eric Waarts, Jos van Hillegersberg. 275-294 [doi]
- A Framework for Enterprise Agility and the Enabling Role of Digital OptionsEric Overby, Anandhi S. Bharadwaj, V. Sambamurthy. 295-312 [doi]
- Agile Enterprise Cornerstones: Knowledge, Values, and Response AbilityRick Dove. 313-330 [doi]
- How to Make Government Agile to Cope with Organizational ChangeYvonne Dittrich, Jan Pries-Heje, Kristian Hjort-Madsen. 333-351 [doi]
- Reflections on Software Agility and Agile Methods: Challenges, Dilemmas, and the Way AheadLinda Levine. 353-365 [doi]
- Looking Back and Looking Forward: Diffusion and Adoption of Information Technology Research in IFIP WG 8.6 - Achievements and Future ChallengesKarlheinz Kautz, Robert W. Zmud, Gonzalo León Serrano, Eleanor Wynn, Tor J. Larsen, E. Burton Swanson. 369-370 [doi]
- Agile Software Development Methods: When and Why Do They Work?Balasubramaniam Ramesh, Pekka Abrahamsson, Alistair Cockburn, Kalle Lyytinen, Laurie Williams. 371-373 [doi]
- Enabling Business Agility Through Information Technology ManagementV. Sambamurthy, Robert W. Zmud, Arun Rai, Robert G. Fichman. 375-378 [doi]