Nordic Contributions in IS Research

1. Front Matter

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2. Theme I: The Interactive Society

   1. The Complex Relationship between ICT and Innovation in Services: A Literature Review

      • Giulia Nardelli

      Pages 1-24

   2. Understanding and Managing Process Interaction in IS Development Projects

      • Bendik Bygstad, Peter Axel Nielsen

      Pages 25-43

   3. Dynamic Relationships in e-Government Initiatives: Craftsmanship, Partnership, Companionship, and Entrepreneurship

      • Sune Dueholm Müller, Pernille Kræmmergaard, Anja Reinwald

      Pages 44-55

   4. Disentangling for Autonomy: Understanding the Sociomaterial Practices of Public Services

      • Tone Bratteteig, Guri Verne

      Pages 56-75

   5. Materializing Organizational Information Security

      • Dan Harnesk, John Lindström

      Pages 76-94

3. Theme II: Design

   1. What If Design Is Something Else: The Challenges of Dealing with Interdependencies

      • Margunn Aanestad

      Pages 95-108

   2. Constructing a Design Framework for Performance Dashboards

      • Heikki Lempinen

      Pages 109-130

   3. On Goodness of Models and Instantiations in Design Research: Some Potential Perspectives

      • Pertti Järvinen

      Pages 131-144

   4. Information Systems Integration in the Food Industry

      • Jonas Hedman, Stefan Henningsson

      Pages 145-160

   5. Bridging Research and Innovation by Applying Living Labs for Design Science Research

      • John Krogstie

      Pages 161-176

4. Back Matter

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This book contains the refereed proceedings of the Third Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems (SCIS), held in Sigtuna, Sweden, in August 2012.

The digitization of modern society’s information and communication structures has fundamentally changed our everyday life, economy, business, and society.  How can information systems research as an academic yet pragmatic discipline contribute to designing the interactive society? The Scandinavian IS tradition with its emphasis on engaged scholarship, action research, and socially embedded design has a lot to contribute to this discussion. The 10 papers accepted for presentation at the conference were selected from 33 submissions, and they are grouped into two main themes: the interactive society and design.

• design research
• e-government
• open innovation
• process management
• system design

• Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping, Sweden

  Christina Keller

• Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden

  Mikael Wiberg, Pär J. Ågerfalk, Jenny S. Z. Eriksson Lundström

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