• An examination of the disruptive innovation paradox: the application of the innovators dilemma to SME’s 

  Nagle, Tadhg; Golden, William (Springer, 2009)

  Managing strategic contradiction and paradoxical situations has been gaining importance in technological, innovation and management domains. As a result, more and more paradoxical instances and types have been documented ...
• Innovation co-creation in a virtual world 

  O'Riordan, Niamh; Adam, Frédéric; O'Reilly, Philip (Association for Information Systems (AIS), 2012-06)

  The emergence of web-based technologies has radically influenced the ways in which individuals around the world communicate, represent themselves, share ideas, and otherwise interact with one another (Ward and Sonneborn, ...
• The development of a practitioner design science research canvas 

  Nagle, Tadhg; Sammon, David (SIGPrag: AIS Special Interest Group for Pragmatist Information Systems Research, 2016-11)

  Whether justified or not there is a disconnect between practice and research within the IS domain. For most that have commented on this disconnect, they have done so in the context of it being a limitation and while it has ...
• Assessing policy making for ICT innovation: a decision support research agenda 

  Fitzgerald, Ciara; Adam, Frédéric (Springer, 2014-09)

  Our study explores European telecare policy and considers the different types of uncertainties for policy makers when addressing ICT innovation. We specifically examine 14 European countries in our study using document ...
• The dark side of risk homeostasis when joining a Health Social Network 

  Rowan, Wendy; O'Connor, Yvonne; Heavin, Ciara; Lynch, Laura (European Conference on Information Systems, ECIS, 2018-06)

  Social networking sites capture, store, analyse and exploit personal data resulting in heightened uncertainty and perceived risk around protecting our personal data. When this data involves personal health information (PHI) ...

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