Julsrud et al., 2014
| Publication | Publication Date | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Park et al. | Application of social media analytics in tourism crisis communication | |
| Ishii et al. | Revisiting media richness theory for today and future | |
| Delany | What challenges will organisations face transitioning for the first time to the new normal of remote working? | |
| Denstadli et al. | Videoconferencing as a mode of communication: A comparative study of the use of videoconferencing and face-to-face meetings | |
| Denstadli et al. | Videoconferencing and business air travel: Do new technologies produce new interaction patterns? | |
| Guzman et al. | The occupational culture of IS/IT personnel within organizations | |
| Julsrud et al. | Business networking, travel tiredness, and the emergent use of video conferences | |
| Jack et al. | Online conferencing in the midst of COVID-19: an “already existing experiment” in academic internationalization without air travel | |
| Abdul Rahman | Knowledge sharing practices: A case study at Malaysia’s healthcare research institutes | |
| Carlson et al. | Channel expansion theory and the experiential nature of media richness perceptions | |
| Feeney et al. | Electronic participation technologies and perceived outcomes for local government managers | |
| Lee | Opportunity or risk? How news organizations frame social media in their guidelines for journalists | |
| Johri | Sociomaterial bricolage: The creation of location-spanning work practices by global software developers | |
| Moser et al. | The role of norms in virtual work | |
| Pazos et al. | Instant messaging as a task-support tool in information technology organizations | |
| Verbeke et al. | Growing the virtual workplace: The integrative value proposition for telework | |
| Waight et al. | Connecting and relating in Brazil: Implications of remote work | |
| Sahakiants et al. | Using social media and online collaboration technology in expatriate management: Benefits, challenges, and recommendations | |
| Bürgin et al. | Far away and yet so close: Urban–rural linkages in the context of multilocal work arrangements | |
| Vartiainen | Mobile multilocational work: benefits and drawbacks | |
| Bernhard et al. | Municipal contact centres: a slower approach towards sustainable local development by e-government | |
| Hofeditz et al. | Virtually Extended Coworking Spaces?--The Reinforcement of Social Proximity, Motivation and Knowledge Sharing Through ICT | |
| Dutton et al. | Networked individuals and institutions: A cross-sector comparative perspective on patterns and strategies in government and research | |
| Plotner et al. | Centers for independent living and secondary transition collaboration: Characteristics for enhanced service delivery for adolescents in the United States | |
| Pirro et al. | When school ‘stayed home’. A sociology of work approach on the remote work of teachers during the lockdown for the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of Italy |