[Asis-l] JIITO inaugural issue & call for articles

[Brian Detlor]

On behalf of Bob Travica, JIITTO Editor-in-Chief, I am forwarding this
message below:

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* Apologies for cross-postings *

The inaugural issue of the Journal of Information, Information Technology,
and Organizations (JIITO) has been published and is available for your free
use at http://jiito.org/view.html.

Contents:

"Bounded Innovation Management: Mapping the Patterns of Innovation in a
Small Software Development Organization" by Kay Fielden and Pam Malcolm

"Critical Factors for Digital Records Preservation" by Katia P. Thomaz

"Discontinuous Change in University Web Sites: The Relative Importance of
Reasons for Change" by Terry Ryan, Richard H.G. Field, and Lorne Olfman

JIITO is an academically peer reviewed journal. JIITO attempts to establish
a balanced approach to information and IT aspects in organizational contexts
and thus bridge gaps between various research traditions marking the field
of information systems.

We invite your submissions and encourage you to take a look at the mission
and editorial statements beforehand (please visit http://www.jiito.org).

My colleagues and I are looking forward to working with you,

Bob Travica
JIITO Editor-in-Chief