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Advances in Management Information Systems

 

 

 

            Advances in Management Information Systems (AMIS) is a new monograph series intended to become a lasting record of both the knowledge about  organizational information systems, and of the methods of creating new knowledge in the domain.

 

            AMIS will comprise several volumes on the nodal information-system (IS) subjects published each year.  The volumes will be edited by the leading authorities in the various fields of IS.  The monographs will have individual titles and will be credited to their editors-authors. The subjects will be selected for the overall codification of the field to emerge after several years of publication.  Each volume will be opened with an extensive introductory paper by its editor(s), which in itself will be an important contribution to the progress of the volume’s subject.  The 10 to 15 papers comprised by the volume will be refereed to the highest standard under the supervision of the volume editor(s).  The papers will be selected to present an integrated picture of the knowledge on the subject as well as of the research methods for generating new knowledge.   The dual aim is expected to produce an archival monograph serial of abiding value.

 

            Continuing the tradition of the Journal of Management Information Systems,  AMIS interprets the scope of the IS field broadly, aiming to represent it in all its diversity.  This is done in the recognition of the fact that over several decades of its development the field has evolved a rich set of its indigenous conceptualizations, methodologies, and literatures.  It is also done in order to enclose within the fold of IS the emerging and maturing areas where our field is a major contributor to knowledge, such as electronic commerce, knowledge management, economics of new technologies, multimedia information retrieval, and others.

           

            The AMIS Advisory Board will be constituted of several top scholars in the field.

 

           

Vladimir Zwass

 Editor-in-Chief