Postgraduate Studies in Information Systems Science 

    Information systems science studies utilisation of information and communication technology (ICT) in enterprises and other organisations. The aim of postgraduate studies in information systems science is to deepen the understanding especially in the following areas:

    • IS and end user management
    • IS and enterprises's competitiveness
    • strategic planning of IS
    • management decision support systems

    Doctoral studies can be adapted according to each doctoral student's individual needs. Contact teaching in different information systems science themes is available for example through the the joint research and education centre TUCS and in national information systems science research seminars.  

    Doctoral Dissertations in Information Systems Science

  • Alaranta, Maria (2008) "This has been quite some chaos." Integrating information Systems after a merger – a case study
    dissertation (pdf)

  • Reetta Raitoharju (2007) Information Technology Acceptance in the Finnish Social and Healthcare Sector: Exploring the Effects of Cultural Factors
    dissertation (pdf)

  • Jarmo Tähkäpää (2007) Managing the Information Systems Resource in Health Care: Findings from Two IS Projects
    dissertation (pdf)

  • Olli Järvinen (2005) Privacy Management of e-Health : Content Analysis of 39 U.S. Health Providers’ Privacy Policies
    dissertation (pdf)

  • Juha Kontio (2005) Diffusion of Database Innovations: A Multiple Case Study in Six Finnish Organizations
    dissertation (pdf) 

  • Jonna Järveläinen (2004) Online or Offline : Motives Behind the Purchasing Channel Choice of Online Information Seekers
    dissertation (pdf) 

  • Eija Koskivaara (2004) Artificial Neural Networks for Analytical Review in Auditing
    dissertation (pdf) 

  • Timo Lainema (2003) Enhancing Organizational Business Process Perception – Experiences from Constructing and Applying a Dynamic Business Simulation Game

  • Seppo Sirkemaa (2002) Local Area Network Management: An Exploration of Best Practice

  • Timo Leino (2001) Itsenäiskäytön johtaminen tietohallinnon osa-alueena

  • Jussi Puhakainen (2001) Electronic Business in Interactive Digital Networks - From Transactional toward Interactive Focus

  • Pekka Turunen (2001) Tietojärjestelmien arviointimenetelmien valinta terveydenhuolto-organisaatiossa - sidosryhmänäkökulma

  • Kalle Kangas (2000) A Resource-Based View to Information Resources Management in Finland-Based Multinational Conglomerates

  • Olayele Adelakun (1999) Multiple Faces of Information Systems Quality - An Interpretive Case Study of an ERP Project

  • Jukka Viitanen (1998) The Information Management Strategies in the Global Network Organization

  • Juha Pärnistö (1997) Groupware Assimilation: A Comparison of User Groups in Three Case Organizations

  • Hannu Salmela (1996) The Requirements for Information Systems Planning in a Turbulent Environment

  • Timo Auer (1995) Information Systems Related Organizational Maturity: A Conceptual Framework and an Assessment Method

  • Mikko Ruohonen (1991) Strategic Information Systems Planning - Analyzing Organizational Stakeholders and Planning Support Activities

  • Reima Suomi (1990) Assessing the Feasibility of Inter-Organizational Information Systems on the Basis of the Transaction Cost Approach

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