Jason Thatcher

TRIAL-PERIOD TECHNOSTRESS: A CONCEPTUAL DEFINITION AND MIXED METHODS INVESTIGATION

In a forthcoming paper in Information Systems Research, our team demonstrates that users experience a distinct form of […]

A FRAMEWORK FOR ID FRAUD PREVENTION POLICIES IN THE E-TAILING SECTOR

In a forthcoming paper in Computers and Security, our team provides a framework for e-tailers concerned with preventing identity […]

QUALITATIVE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS (QCA) IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH: STATUS QUO, GUIDELINES, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS

In a forthcoming paper in the Communications of the AIS, our team provides a set of […]

PHISHING TESTS ARE NECESSARY.  BUT THEY DON’T NEED TO BE EVIL. 

In a digital article at Harvard Business Review, we identify strategies firms can use to win employee buy-in to phishing tests.
Although ph […]

QUALITATIVE COMPARISON ANALYSIS IN THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS DISCIPLINE: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND METHODOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS

In a forthcoming paper in Internet Research, we examine how QCA has been used in IS […]

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS FOR AI:  THE ROLE OF CIOS AND BOARDS OF DIRECTORS

Strategic Directions for AI: The Role of CIOs and Boards of Directors

In a forthcoming paper in MIS Quarterly, we examine how the […]

ALGORITHMIC PROCESSES OF SOCIAL ALERTNESS AND SOCIAL TRANSMISSION: HOW BOTS DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON TWITTER

In a forthcoming paper in MIS Quarterly, we examine how bots shape the dissemination of information […]

AI-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Artificial intelligence (AI) is about to bring fundamental changes in our society and economy, touching on how organizations make decisions, deliver services, and evaluate […]

A REPRESENTATION THEORY PERSPECTIVE ON THE REPURPOSING OF PERSONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR WORK-RELATED TASKS

In a forthcoming paper in the Journal of the AIS, my team probes drivers of why people move technologies […]

WHEN YOUR DATA HAS COVID-19: HOW THE CHANGING CONTEXT DISRUPTS DATA COLLECTION AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT 
In a forthcoming paper in the European Journal of Information Systems, my team tells the story of how we […]

STANDING UP OR STANDING BY: UNDERSTANDING BYSTANDERS’ PROACTIVE REPORTING RESPONSES TO SOCIAL MEDIA HARASSMENT

In a forthcoming paper in Information Systems Research, my team examines levers that motivate […]

THE EFFECTS OF BUSINESS-IT STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT AND IT GOVERNANCE ON FIRM PERFORMANCE: A MODERATED POLYNOMIAL REGRESSION ANALYSIS

In a forthcoming paper in MIS Quarterly, my team examines the boundaries of […]

PROTECTING A WHALE IN A SEA OF PHISH

In a paper in the Journal of Information Technology, my team examines how we protect executives from cybercriminals.

Whaling is one of the most financially damaging, […]

IT Identity: A Measure and Empirical Investigation of its Utility to IS Research

In a forthcoming paper in the Journal of the AIS, our team develops a measure of IT identity.

Because use is the critical link […]

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IDENTITY: A KEY DETERMINANT OF IT FEATURE AND EXPLORATORY USAGE

In a forthcoming paper in MIS Quarterly, our team examines how one’s sense of identity tied to technology use shapes […]

EFFECTIVENESS OF ABSTRACT VERSUS CONCRETE FEAR APPEALS IN INFORMATION SECURITY 

In a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Management Information Systems, my team examines how the design of security messages […]

SOCIAL MEDIA AND SELECTION: POLITICAL ISSUE SIMILARITY, LIKING, AND THE MODERATING EFFECT OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM

In a forthcoming paper in MIS Quarterly, my team investigates how social media has changed […]