How to Avoid Authorship Order Disputes in Academic Publishing?Disputes over the authorship order in soon-to-be-published papers are probably the most pointless fights that can ruin your career.Jul 5Jul 5
On the Importance (and Dangers) of Powerful SimplificationsBusiness school academics sell ideas on how to manage things better. These often come in the form of what I call a powerful simplification.Jun 21Jun 21
I Do Better Research than You — On Respect and Disagreement in AcademiaKnowledge grows when we disagree with each other and, in this sense, functioning academia is an institutionalized disagreement.Apr 19Apr 19
What Makes a Good Hypothesis?Some lessons learned about the important role of hypotheses in a research paper.Mar 13Mar 13
Data-driven, Data-based or Data Innovation?I offer a simple typology for thinking clearly about different types of innovation related to data.Feb 12Feb 12
All Data Are Wrong, but Some Are UsefulThe price of better data is increasing complexity, yet we can use more powerful information systems to contain the complexity.Jan 18Jan 18
NYT vs OpenAI and Microsoft: Three Scenarios with a Big Impact on Our Digital EnvironmentSystematically harvesting millions of copyrighted documents and using them to build a competing product cannot be fair use, or can it?Jan 31Jan 31
Algorithms, Humans, and the Duality of Data–A Futile Attempt to Define IS PhenomenaMy PhD supervisor Jannis Kallinikos once said that a field of research is defined by the phenomenon it studies, while an academic…Aug 31, 20231Aug 31, 20231
Social Media Was Consuming Me — But I Took Back Control!Twitter and LinkedIn are useful tools for supporting your academic career, but avoid being drawn into the algorithmic games of Facebook.Jan 26, 2022Jan 26, 2022
How to Count the Review Rounds in a Peer-review Process?Confused how to communicate the status of your manuscript submitted to a peer-reviewed journal exactly? Here is how!Jan 10, 2022Jan 10, 2022