Context may be King, but generalizability is the Emperor!

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Zhi Cheng, Angelika Dimoka and Paul A. Pavlou

Journal of Information Technology, Vol.31(3), pp.257-264

2016

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Title: Context may be King, but generalizability is the Emperor!
Creators: Zhi Cheng - Temple University
Angelika Dimoka - Temple University
Paul A. Pavlou - Temple University
Publication Details: Journal of Information Technology, Vol.31(3), pp.257-264
Publisher: SAGE Publications; United Kingdom
Academic Unit: Miami Herbert Business School; MHBS - Administration; BTE - Business Technology Department
Resource Type: Journal article
Record Identifier: 991032069211302976