• "Information Systems Curriculum Analysis for the MaCuDE project", (Lyytinen, Topi, Tang 2022)
• The Business of Building a Better World: The Leadership Revolution That is Changing Everything (Cooperrider, Selian 2022)
• The Digital Multinational: Navigating the New Normal in Global Business (Nambisan, Luo 2022)
• Adoption of Health System Innovations: Evidence of Urban-Rural Disparities from the Ohio Primary Care Marketplace (Tanenbaum, Cebul, Votruba 2021)
• Factor impacting organizational performance of data analytics capabilities (Campbell, Cola, Lyytinen 2021)
• Innovating to Flourish: Toward a Theory of Organizing for Positive Impact (Ch. 16) (Dhar, Fry 2021)
• Non-Linear Moderating Effect of Software Complexity on Team Attributes Effects on Software Maintenance Productivity” (Benaroch, Lyytinen 2021)
• On the Costs of Digital Entrepreneurship: Role Conflict, Stress, and Venture Performance in Digital Platform-based Ecosystems (Nambisan, Baron 2021)
• Propelling PRME's Promise: From Our Peter Drucker Moment to the End of Climate Gradualism (Cooperrider 2021)
• Socio-technical Affordances for Large-Scale Collaborations (Lyytinen, Malhotra, Majrczhak 2021)
• Special Issue Editorial: Strategies for Surviving and Thriving Within and Between Digital Platforms (Grover, Lyytinen 2021)
• Toward a loose coupling view of digital globalization (Nambisan, Luo 2021)
• “Digitally Induced Industry Paradoxes: Disruptive Innovations of Taxiwork and Music Streaming Beyond Organizational Boundaries (Sorensen, Tilson, Lyytinen 2021)
• “Discomfort in Academic and Its Effect on Readiness for Change.” (Branch, Lingham, Lyytinen 2020)
• "Artificial Intelligence and the New Logic of Innovation and Control: The Case of Autonomous Design Tools", (Seidel, Berente, Lindberg, Lyytinen, Nickerson 2020)
• Digital First: Ontological Reversal and New Challenges for IS research (Baskerville, Myers, Yoo 2020)
• Digital Innovation and International Business (Nambisan 2020)
• The Game of Digitizing Regulatory Reporting: The Comprehension and Adoption of Emergent Technologies” (Butler, Gozman, Liebenau, Lyytinen 2020)
• Valuable Genomes: Taxonomy and Archetypes of Business Models in Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing (Thiebes, Toussaint, JU, Ahn, Lyytinen, Sunyaev 2020)
• Voices of Practitioner Scholars in Management (Cola, Lyytinen, Nartker 2020)
• “Digitization and Phase Transitions in Platform Organizing Logics: Evidence from the Process Automation Industry" (Lyytinen, Sandberg , Holmstrom, 2020)
• Bird scooters: shaking up the micro-mobility market (Sydlowski 2019)
• Global Platforms and Ecosystems: Implications for International Business Theories (Nambisan, Zahra, Luo 2019)
• Institutional Logics and Pluralistic Responses to Enterprise System Implementation: A Qualitative Meta-Analysis (Berente, Maurer, Lyytinen, Yoo 2019)
• Principles of Organizational Co-Evolution of Business and IT: A Complexity Perspective", (Zhang, Chen, Lyytinen 2019)
• Requirements Engineering (RE) Success in Open Source Software: The Role of Social Network Configurations and Requirements Properties" (Gopal, Lyytinen 2019)
• Simple Rules for a Network Efficiency Business Model: Vizio (CHATTERJEE, Matzler 2019)
• The digital transformation of innovation and entrepreneurship: Progress, challenges and key themes. (Nambisan, Wright, Feldman 2019)
• “Commentary on the ‘Trends in the Conduct of Information Systems” (Lyytinen 2019)
• “High Reliability in Digital Organizing: Mindlessness, the Frame Problem, and Digital Operations" (Salovaara, Lyytinen, Penttinen 2019)
• Architecture vs. Ecosystem perspectives: Reflections on digital innovation (Nambisan 2018)
• Behavior in Group Contests: A Review of Experimental Research (Sheremeta 2018)
• Digital affordances, spatial affordances, and the genesis of entrepreneurial ecosystems. (Autio, Nambisan, Thomas, Wright 2018)
• Loss Aversion and the Quantity-Quality Tradeoff (Rubin , Samek, Sheremeta 2018)
• On Open Innovation, Platforms, and Entrepreneurship (Nambisan, Siegel, Kenney 2018)
• Open Innovation, Ecosystems and Entrepreneurship: Issues and Perspectives (Nambisan 2018)
• R&D investments in the presence of knowledge spillover and debt financing: can risk-shifting cure free-riding? (Ning, Babich 2018)
• TESLA: TESTING A BUSINESS MODEL AT ITS (R)EVOLUTIONARY BEST (CHATTERJEE, Terez 2018)
• Digital entrepreneurship: Toward a digital technology perspective of entrepreneurship. (Nambisan 2017)
• Digital innovation management: Reinventing innovation management research in a digital world. (Nambisan, Lyytinen, Majchrzak, Song 2017)
• How should organizations promote equitable distribution of benefits from technological innovation in health care? (Nambisan, Nambisan 2017)
• Management Misinformation Systems- A Time to Revisit? (Lyytinen, Grover 2017)
• Multi-Battle Contests: An Experimental Study (Mago, Sheremeta 2017)
• SPECIAL ISSUE: IT AND INNOVATION (Lyytinen, Nambisan, Majrzchak 2017)
• THE NEW CHANGE EQUATION (Cooperrider 2017)
• “Digital Innovation Management: Reinventing Innovation Management Research in a Digital World”, (Nambisan, Lyytinen, Majrczhak, Song 2017)
• “How Can Steering Committees Manage Change Through Dynamic Capabilities to Increase System Satisfaction?”, (Lyytinen, Krish, Somers 2017)
• Industrial Dynamics: A Review of the Literature, 1990-2009 (Carlsson 2016)
• Returns to Indian Art during 2000-2013 (Hawkins, Saini 2016)
• The positive effect of expressing negative emotions on knowledge creation capability and performance of project teams (Stephens, Carmeli 2016)
• Distributed tuning of boundary resources: the case of Apple’s iOS service system (Eaton, Elaluf-Calderwood, Sorensen, Yoo 2015)
• Service innovation: A Service-Dominant (S-D) logic perspective (Lusch, Nambisan 2015)
• Strategically Equivalent Contests (Chowdhury, Sheremeta 2015)
• The aesthetic knowledge problem of problem-solving with design thinking (Stephens, Boland 2015)
• “Managing Identity Tensions within Mobile Ecosystems” (Lyytinen, Eriksson, Lindgren 2015)
• Government’s role in Standardization in the Catching-up Context: Case of China's Mobile System” (Gao, Yu, Lyytinen 2014)
• Best-of-Three Contest Experiments: Strategic Versus Psychological Momentum (Mago , Sheremeta, Yates 2013)
• Industry technical committees, technological distance, and innovation performance (Nambisan 2013)
• Side-Payments and the Costs of Conflict (Kimbrough, Sheremeta 2013)
• The Generative Diffusion of Innovation. (Richley, Cooperrider 2013)
• The Positive Arc of Systemic Strengths: How Appreciative Inquiry and Sustainable Designing Can Bring Out the Best in Human Systems (Cooperrider, Mcquaid 2013)
• The Power of Customer MisBehavior (Lyytinen, Fisher, 2013)
• Top Guns May Not Fire: Best-Shot Group Contests with Group-Specific Public Good Prizes (Chowdhury , Lee, Sheremeta 2013)
• Vision, Experiment, and Learn: How to innovate radically in CE/IT industries in the era of pervasive digitalization. (Chuang, Lyytinen, Lingham 2013)
• Bottom-up Learning in Marketing Frontlines: Conceptualization, Processes, and Consequences (Ye, Marinova, Singh 2012)
• Exploring Accounting Doctoral Program Decline: Variation and the Search for Antecedents,” (Fogarty, Holder 2012)
• Organizing for Innovation in the Digitized World (Yoo, Boland, Jr., Lyytinen, Majrczchak 2012)
• The Concentration Effect of Strengths: How the Whole System Ai Summit Brings Out the Best in Human Enterprise (Cooperrider 2012)
• Three Circles of the Strengths Revolution (Cooperrider 2012)
• New Knowledge: The Driving Force of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development (Carlsson 2011)
• Different roles, different strokes: Organizing virtual customer environments to promote two types of customer contributions (Nambisan, Baron 2010)
• Digital Infrastructures: The Missing IS Research Agenda (Lyytinen, Tilson, Sorensen 2010)
• Entry into Winner-Take-All and Proportional-Prize Contests: An Experimental Study (Cason, Masters, Sheremeta 2010)
• Learning routines during Disruptive technological change: Hyper-learning in seven Software Development Organizations (SDO) during Internet adoption (Lyytinen, Rose, Yoo 2010)
• Pragmatic Learning Theory: An Inquiry-Action Framework for Distributive Consumer Learning in Online Communities (Jayanti, Singh 2010)
• Reflections on the Co-Evolution of Innovation Theory, Policy and Practice: The Emergence of the Swedish Agency for Innovation systems (Carlsson, Elg, Jacobsson 2010)
• Social Networks and Information Systems: Ongoing and Future Research Streams (Oinas-Kukkonen, Lyytinen, Yoo 2010)
• Special Issue on Social Networks (Lyytinen 2010)
• The Brave New World of Design Requirements: Four Key Principles” (Lyytinen 2010)
• The Missing Link: Knowledge Diffusion and Entrepreneurship in Endogenous Growth (Carlsson, Braunerhjelm, Acs, Audretsch 2010)
• The New Organizing Logics of Digital Innovation: An Agenda for Information Systems Research (Lyytinen, Yoo, Hendfridsson 2010)
• Coaching for Consequences: Coaching with compassion versus coaching for Compliance (Boyatzis, Smith, Van Oosten 2009)
• Reflektioner om min tid på IUI (Reflections on my Time at the IUI) (Carlsson 2009)
• Technology development in Asia (Lynn 2009)
• An Expanded and Strategic View of Discontinuous Innovations: Deploying a Service-Dominant Logic (Michel, Brown, Gallan 2008)
• Service-Logic Innovations: How to Innovate Customers, Not Products (Gallan, Michel, Brown 2008)
• Delivering Health Care (Kremer, Clingingsmith 2007)
• The Global Brain: Your Roadmap for Innovating Faster and Smarter in a Networked World (Nambisan, Sawhney 2007)
• "“Computing” Requirements for Open Source Software: A Distributed Cognitive Approach", (Lyyytinen, Hansen, Lindberg, Xiao)
• ): “Unpacking The Dynamics of IS User Improvisation: A Research Framework” (Lyytinen)
• Boundary Spanning Competencies and Information System Development Project Success (Lyytinen)
• Coordinating Interdependencies in Online Communities: A Study of an Open Source Software Project (Lindberg, Nick, Gaskin, Lyytinen)
• Disruptive Organizational Simulation (Cohen)
• Entrepreneurship and Public Policy in Emerging Clusters (Carlsson)
• Management Misinformation Systems- A Time to Revisit? (Lyytinen, Grover)
• Mitigating Hold-up Through Complementarities and Refunds (Hawkins)
• Towards an Open Source Software Development Life Cycle” (Lyytinen, Lindberg, Berente)
• “Bonnier: Digitalizing the Media Business” (Lyytinen)
• “Challenges in Contemporary Requirements Practice”, (Lyytinen)
• “Decelerating IT Innovation: Negotiating Global IT Innovation Initiatives in Local Settings (Lyytinen)
• “Desperately seeking the Infrastructure in IS Research: Conceptualization of "Digital Convergence" (Lyytinen)
• “Innovation Among Different Classes of Software Development Organizations", (Lyyytinen, Lindberg, Berente, Gaskin, )
• “Rules, Practices and Information Technology (IT): A Trifecta of Organizational Regulation”, (Lyyytinen, Vaujanay, Fomin, Haefleger)
• “Sense-shaping: The Dynamics of Sense-Making and Sensegiving in High Velocity Product Innovation”, (Lyyytinen, Nagaraj, Boland, Jr., )
• “Unbounded Innovation with Digitalization: A Case of Digital Camera (Lyytinen)