Theoretical and conceptual frameworks in information systems research

Students of information systems are not often exposed to theories of societal and human developments that could help guide them to apply their knowledge of technology in order to address real-world problems.

Due to this, they often fail to frame impactful research that makes a real difference to society.

The book aims to improve the quality and validity of research, expose useful theories that can be applied in various contexts to solve business and daily problems, and test different theories and frameworks and recommend their effectiveness and improvement.

It provides a guide for students of technology to explore and use appropriate theoretical frameworks.

This book is ideal for undergraduate and graduate researchers, research supervisors, University Libraries, institutions, departments, and centers involved in research and innovation.