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  1. Some Large Language Model Applications at the Big Four: Demonstration‐Based Field Work
  2. Large Language Model Commerce
  3. Do users anchor on large language model rankings? How do they adjust?
  4. GenAI-assisted visual decision-making: a framework for human–AI collaboration
  5. Rethinking UX in the age of AI: DARPA’s Heilmeier Catechism at the interface 1
  6. Large Language Model Use of Text Information: Trouble With Semantic Underspecification
  7. Exploratory Experiments in Generating Bag of Word Dictionaries Using Word2Vec and ChatGPT
  8. Editorial: Analysis of Sentiment Estimates and Cognitive Fallacies in Large Language Models
  9. Using Large Language Models for Armchair Auditors
  10. Data-Driven Audits: Audit Analytic Platforms and General Ledger Analytic Tools
  11. Mitigating Normal Form Violations Using Resources-Events-Agents, Resources-Events-Agents-Locations, and Hierarchy: A Knowledge-Based Approach
  12. An Anchoring Effect in Large Language Models
  13. AI for Good: History, Open Data and Some ESG-based Applications
  14. Confirmation and Specificity Biases in Large Language Models: An Explorative Study
  15. Reflections From Former EICs: 40 Years of IEEE Intelligent Systems
  16. What Does ChatGPT Know About Information Systems?
  17. ORSO: The Organizational Structure Ontology
  18. Do ChatGPT 4o, 4, and 3.5 Generate “Similar” Ratings? Findings and Implications
  19. Do Large Language Models Bias Human Evaluations?
  20. A Comparison of Numeric Assessments of Ideas From Two Large Language Models: With Implications for Validating and Choosing LLMs
  21. Toward an extended framework of exhaust data for predictive analytics: An empirical approach
  22. Large Language Models and Applications: The Rebirth of Enterprise Knowledge Management and the Rise of Prompt Libraries
  23. The Rise and Design of Enterprise Large Language Models
  24. Using large language models to write theses and dissertations
  25. An analysis of Watson vs. BARD vs. ChatGPT: The Jeopardy! Challenge
  26. Enterprise large language models: Knowledge characteristics, risks, and organizational activities
  27. An analysis of three chatbots: BlenderBot, ChatGPT and LaMDA
  28. An Analysis of Three ChatBots: BlenderBot, ChatGPT and LaMDA
  29. Blockchain: Trouble in the Enterprise?
  30. Using Machine Learning to Generate a Dictionary for Environmental Issues
  31. Digitization, digitalization, and digital transformation in accounting, electronic commerce, and supply chains
  32. V-Matrix: A wave theory of value creation for big data
  33. Text Analysis of Evolving Emotions and Sentiments in COVID-19 Twitter Communication
  34. Massive data language models and conversational artificial intelligence: Emerging issues
  35. Digital Transformation in Accounting and Auditing: 2021 International Conference of the Journal of Information Systems Panel Discussion
  36. Using AI to Read Contracts
  37. Editorial: Emerging and Established Names and Types of E-Commerce and Video and Streaming Commerce
  38. REAL-TIME STREAMING TECHNOLOGY AND ANALYTICS FOR VALUE CREATION
  39. AN ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCHER AND COLLABORATION RANKINGS
  40. Purchase Order “Analytic Audit”
  41. RECENT RESEARCH TOPICS AND A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF JOCEC
  42. Enterprise knowledge graphs with applications to continuous monitoring systems
  43. Tax Specific versus Generic Accounting-Based Textual Analysis and the Relationship with Effective Tax Rates: Building “Context”
  44. A Signal Theory Model for Continuous Monitoring and Intelligence Systems
  45. Enterprise Architecture for Accounting and Finance Transformation: Using Strategy Maps to Develop High-Performance Finance
  46. A Google–Wikipedia–Twitter Model as a Leading Indicator of the Numbers of Coronavirus Deaths
  47. Evolving Information Systems and Technology Research Issues for COVID-19 and Other Pandemics
  48. A Signal Theory Model for Continuous Monitoring and Intelligence Systems
  49. Discovering and Transforming Exhaust Data to Realize Managerial Value
  50. Enterprise Architecture for Accounting and Finance Transformation: Using Strategy Maps to Develop “High Performance Finance”
  51. Enterprise Crowdsourcing for Innovation in the Big 4 Consulting Firms
  52. ISAFM Paper of the Year for 2012
  53. Discovering and Transforming Exhaust Data to Realize Managerial Value
  54. Tax Specific Versus Generic Accounting-Based Textual Analysis and the Relationship with Effective Tax Rates: Building Context
  55. Driving innovation using enterprise crowdsourcing
  56. Technology life cycle and data quality: Action and triangulation
  57. Facilitating Citizens' Voice and Process Reengineering Using a Cloud-Based Mobile App
  58. What Phishing E-mails Reveal: An Exploratory Analysis of Phishing Attempts Using Text Analysis
  59. Gathering and evaluating innovation ideas using crowdsourcing: Impact of the idea title and the description on the number of votes in each phase of a two‐phase crowdsourcing project
  60. Some issues in blockchain for accounting and the supply chain, with an application of distributed databases to virtual organizations
  61. An empirical analysis of information search and information sharing in crowdsourcing data analytic contests
  62. Enterprise Crowdsourcing Innovation in the Big 4 Consulting Firms
  63. Erratum and addendum ‐ GOOGLE'S duplex: Pretending to be human
  64. ISAFM paper of the year for 2018
  65. Hashtag commerce: “Order by Tweet”
  66. GOOGLE'S Duplex: Pretending to be human
  67. What Phishing E-mails Reveal: An Exploratory Analysis of Phishing Attempts Using Text Analyzes
  68. DNA Mining and genealogical information systems: Not just for finding family ethnicity
  69. Continuously Monitoring Bank Risk, Reputation, and Opportunity
  70. Open Information Enterprise Transactions: Business Intelligence and Wash and Spoof Transactions in Blockchain and Social Commerce
  71. Facilitating Citizens’ Voice and Process Reengineering Using a Cloud-based Mobile App
  72. Big Data Privacy, Ethics and Enterprise Continuous Monitoring Systems
  73. Big Data and Knowledge Management with Applications in Accounting and Auditing: The Case of Watson
  74. Open Information Enterprise Transactions: Business Intelligence and Wash and Spoof Transactions in Blockchain and Social Commerce
  75. ISAFM Paper of the Year for 2016
  76. Configuring blockchain architectures for transaction information in blockchain consortiums: The case of accounting and supply chain systems
  77. Crowd performance in prediction of the World Cup 2014
  78. Emerging White-Collar Robotics: The Case of Watson Analytics
  79. Configuring Blockchain Architectures for Transaction Information in Blockchain Consortiums: The Case of Accounting and Supply Chain Systems
  80. KPMG Knowledge Management and the Next Phase: Using Enterprise Social Media
  81. On the relationship between number of votes and sentiment in crowdsourcing ideas and comments for innovation: A case study of Canada's digital compass
  82. Is there a Home Run Derby Curse?
  83. Modeling Los Angeles Water Leaks Using Different Measures of Temperature
  84. Ethics for Big Data and Analytics
  85. Is knowledge management dead (or dying)?
  86. Modeling retweeting behavior as a game: comparison to empirical results
  87. Armchair Auditors - Gathering Analysis of Open Data from the Crowd
  88. Crowdsourcing Tags in Accounting and Finance: Review, Analysis, and Emerging Issues
  89. A note on an architecture for integrating cloud computing and enterprise systems using REA
  90. Big Data and Privacy: Emerging Issues
  91. User participation in a corporate prediction market
  92. The 50 Most Downloaded Papers inIntelligent Systems in Accounting,Finance and Managementin 2014
  93. Knowledge Management and Enterprise Social Networking: Content Versus Collaboration
  94. Twitter Mining
  95. Metrics for and Analysis of Variables for Wiki Use: A Case Study
  96. Embedding AI and Crowdsourcing in the Big Data Lake
  97. A supply chain of things: The EAGLET ontology for highly visible supply chains
  98. Knowledge management: an empirical analysis of reuse and productivity
  99. Analysis of Data from a Corporate Prediction Market
  100. Group Decision and Negotiation. A Process-Oriented View
  101. Capital markets valuation and accounting performance of Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise (MAKE) award winners
  102. Internal corporate prediction markets: “From each according to his bet”
  103. Artificial Intelligence and Big Data
  104. ‘BIG DATA’, THE ‘INTERNET OF THINGS’ AND THE ‘INTERNET OF SIGNS’
  105. The Virtual Close and Continuous Monitoring at Cisco
  106. SYSCO's best business practices (BBPs)
  107. Computer-Based Political Action: The Battle and Internet Blackout over PIPA
  108. The Ten Most-Cited Papers in Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting: 2009 versus 2011
  109. Blog mining-review and extensions: “From each according to his opinion”
  110. BUILDING AND EVOLVING DATA WAREHOUSING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE ARTEFACTS: THE CASE OF SYSCO
  111. Event study methodologies in information systems research
  112. THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN: SURVEY AND EXTENSIONS
  113. Social Media in DMSS System Development and Management
  114. Prediction Markets as a Forecasting Tool
  115. Enterprise ontologies: Review and an activity theory approach
  116. Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting (JETA)
  117. On the Number of ISI Citations toJETA, JIS, IJAIS,andISAFM
  118. The impact of manager philosophy on knowledge management systems
  119. The Emergence of Individual Knowledge in a Group Setting: Mitigating Cognitive Fallacies
  120. Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management: ISI journal and proceeding citations, and research issues from most-cited papers
  121. Predictive knowledge management using mirror worlds
  122. An Activity Theory Analysis of RFID in Hospitals
  123. Using digital media to monitor and forecast a firm's public image
  124. An Activity Theory Framework for DSS for Extreme Events
  125. Business School Research: Measuring Value Contribution Through Citations of Journals in Patents
  126. How much and where? Private versus public universities' publication patterns in the information systems discipline
  127. Forecasting using internal markets, Delphi, and other approaches: The knowledge distribution grid
  128. The Most Cited IEEE Software Articles
  129. Multilingual Knowledge Management
  130. The Ten Most-Cited Papers in Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting: The First Five Years
  131. Downloads and citations inIntelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance and Management
  132. The Impact of Gartner’s Maturity Curve, Adoption Curve, Strategic Technologies on Information Systems Research, with Applications to Artificial Intelligence, ERP, BPM, and RFID
  133. Gartner's hype cycle and information system research issues
  134. The relationship between citations and number of downloads in Decision Support Systems
  135. The Most Cited Intelligent Systems Articles
  136. A multilingual knowledge management system: A case study of FAO and WAICENT
  137. Expert Systems
  138. On the relationship between citations and appearances on “top 25” download lists in the International Journal of Accounting Information Systems
  139. Supporting decisions in real-time enterprises: autonomic supply chain systems
  140. Wikis: 'From Each According to His Knowledge'
  141. Supporting Decisions in Real-Time Enterprises: Autonomic Supply Chain Systems
  142. Evolution of Knowledge Management Towards Enterprise Decision Support: The Case of KPMG
  143. Decision Support System Evolution: Predicting, Facilitating, and Managing Knowledge Evolution
  144. Empirical analysis of the evolution of a taxonomy for best practices
  145. Knowledge representation of rules: a note
  146. Microsoft's Management Reporting: SAP, Data Warehousing, and Reporting Tools
  147. Intelligent Guessing
  148. ABB Industries: Implementing SAP's ABC
  149. On the relationship between REA and SAP
  150. Auditor environmental assessments
  151. Technologies for Knowledge Assimilation
  152. Representing and Eliciting “If … Then Rules”: An Empirical Analysis
  153. Knowledge management across the enterprise resource planning systems life cycle
  154. Discussion of Information System Assurance for Enterprise Resource Planning Systems: Unique Risk Considerations
  155. Verification of multiple agent knowledge-based systems
  156. Functional ontology artifacts: Existent and emergent knowledge
  157. Special issue on verification and validation issues in databases, knowledge-based systems, and ontologies
  158. How knowledge reuse informs effective system design and implementation
  159. Knowledge management: an interdisciplinary approach
  160. Knowledge management for best practices
  161. Different firms, different ontologies, and no one best ontology
  162. Supply Chain Processes and Relationships for Electronic Commerce
  163. Management of reengineering knowledge: AI-based approaches
  164. Knowledge management for best practices
  165. Internet-based information and retrieval systems
  166. The Impact of the Euro on Information Systems
  167. REAL‐D: A Schema for Data Warehouses
  168. Reengineering and Knowledge Management
  169. Using neural networks to predict corporate failure
  170. Knowledge Acquisition from Multiple Experts: An Empirical Study
  171. Using AI in knowledge management: knowledge bases and ontologies
  172. Developing multiple-agent systems is more than top-down vs. bottom-up
  173. Enterprise knowledge management
  174. Inference engine greediness: subsumption and suboptimality
  175. AI Assisted Browsing
  176. The impact of artificial intelligence in accounting work: Expert systems use in auditing and tax
  177. Impediments in the use of explicit ontologies for KBS development
  178. Artificial intelligence and virtual organizations
  179. The Internet, intranets, and the AI renaissance
  180. Verification of Uncertain Knowledge-Based Systems: An Empirical Verification Approach
  181. Intelligent executive information systems
  182. Preface
  183. The use of mathematical programming to verify rule-based knowledge
  184. AI and navigation on the Internet and Intranet
  185. The relationship between errors and size in knowledge-based systems
  186. AI in Accounting, Finance and Management
  187. AI on the WWW supply and demand agents
  188. The impact of semantic ambiguity on Bayesian weights
  189. Verification of object-oriented systems: Domain-dependent and domain-independent approaches
  190. On the history of AI applications. I: IEEE Expert-the first nine years
  191. On the history of AI applications. II. IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications
  192. Validating heterogeneous and competing knowledge bases using a black-box approach
  193. Domain-knowledge-guided schema evolution for accounting database systems
  194. Editorial: Special Issue on the 1993 Korea/Japan Joint Conference on Expert Systems
  195. A probability of fuzzy events approach to validating expert systems in a multiple agent environment
  196. Artificial intelligence in business II: Development, integration and organizational issues*
  197. Models of Consensus for Multiple Agent Systems
  198. Schema evolution for object-based accounting database systems
  199. Verification and validation of intelligent systems: Five years of aaai workshops
  200. Toward a theory of verification and validation: Artifacts
  201. Editorial: Computational and Mathematical Models of Organizations
  202. The use of mathematical programming with artificial intelligence and expert systems
  203. Artificial Intelligence in business I: Applications, representation, acquisition and explanation*
  204. A Research Perspective: Artificial Intelligence, Management and Organizations
  205. The Impact of Expert Systems in Accounting: System Characteristics, Productivity and Work Unit Effects
  206. Determining Differences in Expert Judgment: Implications for Knowledge Acquisition and Validation
  207. Expert system verification and validation: a survey and tutorial
  208. Semantic ambiguity in expert systems: The case of deterministic systems
  209. Verification and validation of case-based systems
  210. Single and Multiple Period Decision Models for Analysis of Quality and Quantity of Validation
  211. Isolated Systolic Hypertension and Subclinical Cardiovascular Disease in the Elderly
  212. On representation of source reliability through weights on rules
  213. Integration of Intelligent Systems and Conventional Systems: Requirements for Co-ordinating Multiple Agents for Diagnostic Decisions
  214. Measuring the quality of computer model performance
  215. On bankruptcy information systems
  216. Editorial
  217. Guest editor's note
  218. Summary of Previous Papers in Expert Systems Review
  219. Case-based Reasoning and Multiple-agent Systems for Accounting Regulation Systems with Extensions
  220. The Advanced Information Systems Program (AISP) at the University of Southern California
  221. Artificial intelligence and expert systems in accounting databases: survey and extensions
  222. Expert system security
  223. Soliciting weights or probabilities from experts for rule-based expert systems
  224. Knowledge Acquisition for a Diagnosis-Based Task
  225. Measuring and Managing Complexity in Knowledge-Based Systems: A Network and Mathematical Programming Approach
  226. Use of penalties in a branch and bound procedure for the fixed charge transportation problem
  227. A knowledge-based system for cash management with management science expertise
  228. The Representation and Impact of Information System Reliability on Cost Variance Decisions
  229. Methods of Validating Expert Systems
  230. On the representation and the impact of reliability on expert system weights
  231. VALIDATION OF EXPERT SYSTEMS- WITH APPLICATIONS TO AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING EXPERT SYSTEMS*
  232. The organizational impact of expert systems
  233. The Use of Conjoint Analysis in the Determination of Goal Programming Weights for a Decision Support System
  234. Reengineering Security
  235. Semiotics and the "Internet of Signs"
  236. The Use of Social Media in the Supply Chain: Survey and Extensions
  237. Metrics for and Analysis of Variables for Wiki Use: A Case Study
  238. Knowledge Management: An Empirical Analysis of Reuse and Productivity
  239. 'Common...and Global:' Choosing Standard Artifacts and Processes for ERP Systems
  240. Modeling Time in REA/Real Databases: Planning and Availability
  241. Developing Trust and Relationships in the Supply Chain Using Social Media
  242. Knowledge Discovery for Continuous Financial Assurance Using Multiple Types of Digital Information
  243. Using Social Media in System Project Development and Management: Survey and Extensions
  244. The Impact of Manager Philosophy on Knowledge Management Systems
  245. On the Number of ISI Citations to JETA, JIS, IJAIS and ISAFM
  246. A Supply Chain of Things: The EAGLET Ontology for Highly Visible Supply Chains
  247. Social Media in DMSS System Development and Management
  248. An Activity Theory Analysis of RFID in Hospitals
  249. On representation of source reliability in weight of evidence
  250. Reengineering Using “Merge-in-transit” for Electronic Commerce
  251. Building and Evolving Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Artifacts: The Case of SYSCO
  252. A Twitter-Based Event Analysis of 'Computer-Based Political Action' on Intellectual Property (PIPA)
  253. Market Valuation of Internally Generated Intangibles: The Case of Knowledge Management
  254. The Ten Most-Cited Papers in Journal of Emerging Technologies in Accounting: 2009 vs. 2011
  255. The Impact of Gartner’s Maturity Curve, Adoption Curve, Strategic Technologies on Information Systems Research, with Applications to Artificial Intelligence, ERP, BPM and RFID
  256. Some Issues in Personalization of Intelligent Systems: An Activity Theory Approach for Meta Ontology Development
  257. A generalized network modeling system for scheduling
  258. On the order of knowledge sources in blackboard systems