• Building a shared understanding of female participation in IT through collaboration: a shared mental model approach 

  Kiely, Gaye L.; Heavin, Ciara; Lynch, Patricia (AIS Electronic Library (AISeL), 2019-01)

  Information Technology has never been more pervasive and accessible, yet decreasing female participation in the field (and the variety of reported causes) presents a ‘wicked problem’ for IT educators and professionals. In ...
• 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 ...
• Effects of centrally acting ACE inhibitors on the rate of cognitive decline in dementia 

  Gao, Yang; O'Caoimh, Rónán; Healy, Liam; Kerins, David M.; Eustace, Joseph; Guyatt, Gordon; Sammon, David; Molloy, D. William (BMJ Publishing Group, 2013-07-22)

  Objectives: There is growing evidence that antihypertensive agents, particularly centrally acting ACE inhibitors (CACE-Is), which cross the blood–brain barrier, are associated with a reduced rate of cognitive decline. Given ...

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