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MIS Quarterly Executive
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Following the removal of the Application section of MISQ, practice-based research did not have a clear home, until Allen Lee and a team of leading academics established the MIS Quarterly Executive journal in 2002. An official sister publication of MIS Quarterly, MISQE has been led by several editors-in-chief who are well known in our discipline as scholars dedicated to industry-relevant research—Jack Rockart, Jeanne Ross, Carol Brown, and current editor-in-chief Dorothy Leidner. MISQE invites authors to submit papers based on in-depth research that provide rich stories, unique insights, and useful conceptual frameworks for information systems practice. Our target audience includes both practitioners and researchers -- so that MISQE can stimulate ongoing discussions at the intersection of research and practice -- but our primary focus is research that is immediately relevant and useful for practice.
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- MIS Quarterly Executive
- Publisher
- Association for Information Systems
- Published
- 2018-12-06
- ISSN
- 1540-1960 (ISSN-L)
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