When mobile is the norm: researching mobile information systems and mobility as post-adoption phenomena

Voluntary Work‐related Technology Use during Non‐work Time: A Narrative Synthesis of Empirical Research and Research Agenda

“…Given the omnipresence of an always-on culture and internalized norms that make constant connectivity the 'new normal' in the professional context, future research has to consider whether it is fruitful to continue examining social norms to engage in voluntary ICT use as predictors of this behaviour (Middleton et al 2014;Perlow 2012;Venkatesh et al 2003). Instead, future research may need to address how new societal trends which deviate from the status quo can impact ICT use.…”

Bring Your Own Mobile Device (BYOD) to the Hospital: Layered Boundary Barriers and Divergent Boundary Management Strategies

“…These devices play such an integral role in peoples' lives that they are with us at all times [1,2]. Yet as these devices enter our workplaces, two key boundary concerns have emerged: the blurring of work/life boundaries [3][4][5], and the blurring of enterprise control and personal control over mobile use [6,7].…”

Transforming temporary organizations to permanence: Examining the role of information systems

“…Mobile platforms are especially useful in such situations primarily due to their portability and ubiquity [32]. Apart from the intended uses of mobile devices, they are capable of improvised, repurposive use [24]. Mobile apps offer additional functionality that goes well beyond the original communicative purposes of the device.…”