Robert J. Kauffman

TL;DR: This article examines a new technology application which is coming into its own around the world, in association with the revolution in wireless connectivity: mobile payments and applies a robust evaluative framework that permits identification of the relevant stakeholders and applicable theory in the analysis of consumer, firm, business process, market, industrial and social issues.

TL;DR: This paper presents the first application of the Black-Scholes model that uses a real world business situation involving IT as its test bed, and makes the case for the generalizability of the approach it discusses to four IT investment settings.

TL;DR: A new framework for understanding electronic commerce research is constructed, the range of applicable theory and current research in the context of the new conceptual model is identified, and the directions along which useful work in this area might be developed are charts.

TL;DR: This paper explores RFID and proposes a research agenda to address a series of broad research questions related to how RFID technology is developed, adopted, and implemented by organizations; is used, supported, and evolved within organizations and alliances; and impacts individuals, business processes, organizations, and markets.