Part 1 Information systems practice and theory: information presentation format, degree of information processing and decision quality, Robert Bricker and Robert Nehmer; there's nothing like success - Cartesian dualisms in information systems research, Kristi Yuthas and Tony Tinker. Part 2 Information systems and the accounting/auditing environment: the effects of judgement feedback in an earnings prediction task using accounting information, Vairam Arunachalam and Bonita A. Daly; an empirical analysis of risk assessments and computer audit strategy under varying conditions of application stability, Uday S. Murthy; substantial doubt - using artificial neural networks to elevate going concern, George F. Klersey and Michael T. Dugan. Part 3 Perspectives on information systems research: a termite theory of accounting information systems research, Jesse F. Dillard; unsettled frameworks - voluntarism and the dialects of MIS research, Tony Tinker and Kristi Yuthas.
