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How many conferences does a global community need
Welcome, AI Reviewer Two
The dawn of the age of autonomous scholarship
Summertime, revision time
What is the difference between advisors and mentors?
How to pick the perfect conference location
The AI Slop Tsunami
Why you should put pictures of your reviewers next to your computer when you're writing
Glaser, Strauss, Charmaz, Nelson, Claude.ai? When digital nomads use generative AI to build grounded theories for the Journal of Information Technology
In three years, we won't be revising our papers anymore
Who wants to be a this IS research expert? Jan's turn
Who wants to be a this IS research expert?
Do you prefer a prestigious or a rigorous journal?
If you're not using ChatGPT to cheat in research, you're not going with the times
The definitive guide to ranking IS journals
Nick and Jan reporting live from the International Conference on Information Systems
EDoing research on prime ministers
Managing academics is like herding cats
When you watch Tik Tok, your maturity in the academic enterprise is zero
Data is the fuel that sets innovation on fire
If you're writing a paper about AI you are not allowed to talk about AI
Nick's rules for a good PhD education
Should all qualitative researchers use LLMs?
Cognitive conflict, courage, humility, and respect: Ingredients for a productive academic discourse
Elitism, conflicts of interest, and collusion in the information systems field?
EThe great debate
Ask us anything - Part Two
Ask us anything – Part one
Are digital technologies helping to green our planet?
How to be an editor 101, or: how to get away with bad paper decisions
If it feels like a shortcut, it's probably a shortcut.
New theories or new scripts for the digital age?
Let's all cheer for the Journal of the Association for Information Systems
The five best episodes to get you started with this podcast
Is hunting journal articles making us miss the boat of big ideas?
Stop having your paper rejected for lack of fit
Awards under the Christmas Tree
What do practitioners want from us?
You just did a bad job doing qualitative research
Have we lost our ability to create big impact?
Can you publish papers on digital technology in Academy of Management Review?
Journal editorials that are must-reads for every IS scholar
Why you should never write a conceptual paper
Orthogonal testing planes and electricity in the kitchen
The three most useless slides in conference presentations
How to do a literature review
Did we learn anything?
Behavioral research is alive and well … online
Generalization or generalizability, that is the question
The Elon Musk of Information Systems
Winning the citation game
The blank page problem
What is so special about special issues?
Every study is a case study
Navigating the jagged frontier of computing
Professional athletes make better scientists
EYour best course of action is to cheat and put your name on every paper
ETrailblazers, innovators, and elegant scholars
The songs by Lady Gaga will be forgotten
Who would think Management Science is Not a Top Information Systems Journal?
Jan does not research ChatGPT but that does not mean no one should.
Disclaimer: ChatGPT produced this episode.
Reference disciplines, IT managers, and Taylor Swift
EWe like big books and we cannot lie
EAnything qualitative researchers write has been said before
EI know that you HARKed last summer
Shiny new ideas for the next decade
ERemember we were in a pandemic?
EYou think you have a lot on your plate?
Never create a journal unless it is JMIS
The Big Five Theories from the Last Millennium
ENick, man of the people
EWhat's been done, what's been found, and what it means
Being an institutional custodian of our field
Power, politics, and the senior scholar list of premier journals
Our bag of tricks for getting published
EFour golden rules
There is so much great research out there
Philosophy, again
ECausality Meets Diversity
We might just be better than Bourdieu
ETalking Data Privacy and Governance
Writing papers on how to write papers
EDesign science dysfunctions
The worst things editors can do
Journals are like newspapers except that they're not
EEngagement, relevance, and beautiful artifacts
EThe Crossover
EThe one where Nick explains how to do computationally intensive theory construction
Why we love what we do
EResilience is key
When your audience is full of jerks
Getting things done
EPragmatism, Baby!
No-one is writing books anymore
Humblebragging and click-bait research
EWelcome to the Oscars
Naughty grounded theory
Jan is a hipster and survey research is dead
When our journals were almost empty