Publications featuring Wendy Currie

Publications

Books

• W L Currie, R D Galliers. Oxford Handbook of Management Information Systems. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2010 (in press).
• W L Currie and Finnegan, D. Integrating Healthcare. Radcliffe Publishing, 2009 (forthcoming).
• W L Currie. Value Creation from E-Business Models. Butterworth-Heinemann, 2004.
• W L Currie. The Global Information Society. Chichester: Wiley, 2000.
• W L Currie and Galliers R D. Re-thinking management information systems. Oxford University Press, 1999.

Book chapters

• W L Currie., Finnegan, D.J., Abdul Hamid, K A. Integrating Electronic Health Records. Integrating Healthcare with Information and Communications Technology. Ed. Gillian Nineham. Oxford: Radcliffe, 2009. Chapter 7. 135-182.
• W L Currie. Integrating Heathcare. Integrating Healthcare with Information and Communications Technology. Ed. Gillian Nineham. Oxford: Radcliffe, 2009. Chapter 1. 1-34.
• W L Currie. From Dominance to Market Mechanisms: Deinstitutionalization in the Organizational Field of Health Care. Information Systems Outsourcing. Ed. Hirshheim, R., Heinzl, A., Dibbern, J. Heidelberg, Germany: Springer, 2009. Part IV. 563-589.
• W L Currie., Willcocks, L.P. Analysing IT Outsourcing Decisions: Size, Interdependency and Risk. Research Studies in Information Technology Outsourcing: Perspectives, Practices and Globalization. Ed. Lacity, M., Willcocks, L P. Oxford: Palgrave MacMillan, 2009. Chapter 8. 187-212.

Journal articles

• W L Currie. Institutional Theory of Information Technology. MIS Quarterly (2010) (under review).
• W L Currie. IT-enabled De-Institutionalization of Governance Structures. MIS Quarterly (2010) (under review).
• W L Currie, D J Finnegan. Government Healthcare Service Delivery: The Case of Electronic Health Records. Information Systems Journal (2010) (under review).
• W L Currie, E Burton Swanson. Editorial: Special Issue on Institutional Theory. Journal Of Information Technology 24 (2009): 2-5.
• Finnegan, D and W L Currie. A centrist approach to introducing ICT in healthcare: policies, practices and pitfalls. Journal of Cases on Information Technology 10 (2008): 1-16.
• Finnegan, D and W L Currie. A Multi-Layered Approach to CRM Strategy Implementation. European Management Journal (2008) (under review).
• Baptista, J, SM Newell and W L Currie. Paradoxical Effects of Intranet Institutionalization and Strategic Awareness of the Technology within Organizations. Journal of Strategic Information Systems (2008) (under review).
• W L Currie, P Joyce and G Winch. Evaluating application service provisioning using system dynamics methodology. British Journal of Management 18 (2007): 172-191.
• W L Currie and Guah, M. A National Program for IT in the Organisational Field of Healthcare: An example of conflicting institutional logics. Journal Of Information Technology 22 (2007): 235-248.
• W L Currie and M A Parikh. Value creation in Web services: an integrative model. Journal of Strategic Information Systems 15 (2006): 153-174.
• W L Currie and M Guah. IT-Enabled Healthcare Delivery: The National Program for Information Technology in the UK National Health Service. Information Systems Management 23 (2006): 7-21.
• B Desai and W L Currie. Towards the ASP E-Business Model: A conceptual Framework for Mapping ASP Specific Value Propositions. Journal of Internet Commerce 4 (2005): 79-101.
• E Buelen, P van Fenema and W L Currie. From application outsourcing to infrastructure management: extending the offshore outsourcing service portfolio. European Management Journal 23 (2005): 133-144.
• B Desai and W L Currie. A conceptual framework for mapping the ASP value proposition. Journal of Internet Commerce 4 (2005): 79-101.
• W L Currie, Xinkun Wang and Vishanth weerakkody. Developing Web Services using the Microsoft .NET platform: technical and business challenges. Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004): 335-350.
• Guah and W L Currie. ASP in Healthcare: Looking at Value Paradox. Journal of Information Technology Case and Application Research (2004).
• W L Currie. The organizing vision for application service provision: a process-oriented analysis. Information and Organization 14 (2004): 237-267.
• W L Currie. Value creation from application service provider e-business models: the experience of four firms. Journal of Enterprise Information Management 17 (2004): 117-130.
• W L Currie, Desai and Khan. Customer evaluation of application services provisioning in five vertical sectors. Journal Of Information Technology 19 (2004): 39-58.
• W L Currie and W L Currie. Factors affecting IT-based knowledge management strategy in the UK healthcare system. Journal of Information and Knowledge Management 3 (2004): 279-289.
• Guah and W L Currie. Application Service Provision: A Technology and Working Tool for Healthcare Organisations in the Knowledge Age. International Journal Of Healthcare Technology And Management 6 (2004).
• W L Currie. A knowledge-based risk assessment system for evaluating web-enabled application outsourcing projects. International Journal Of Project Management 21 (2003): 207-217.
• Weerakkody, W L Currie and W. Ekanayaka. Re-engineering business processes through application service providers: challenges, issues and complexitie. Business Process Management Journal 9 (2003): 776-794.
• Ekanayaka, W L Currie and Selsikas. Delivering enterprise resource planning systems through application providers. Journal of Enterprise Information Management 15 (2002): 192-203.
• W L Currie. Application outsourcing: a new business model for enabling competitive electronic commerce. International Journal of Services Technology and Management 3 (2002): 139-153.
• W L Currie and Seltsikas. Delivering business critical information systems though application service providers: the need for a market segmentation strategy. International Journal of Innovation Management 5 (2001): 323-349.
• W L Currie and Seltsikas. Exploring the supply-side of IT outsourcing: the emerging role of application service providers. European Journal Of Information Systems 10 (2001): 123-134.

Non-peer reviewed articles

• W L Currie and M Guah. Web services in national healthcare: the impact of public and private collaboration. International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction 1 (2005): 1-14.
• Ekanayaka, W L Currie and Seltsikas. Evaluating application service providers. Journal of Benchmarking 10 (2003): 343-354.
• Guah and W L Currie. Evaluation of NHS Information System Strategy: Exploring the ASP Model. Issues in Information Systems 3 (2002): 222-228.

Keynote addresses

• W.L. Currie. From Informational to Transformational Enabling Technology for a Healthier Europe. eHealth: A Driver for Growth and Innovation. Brussels, Belgium, 2010.
• W.L. Currie. Enabling Technologies in the Healthcare Market. The World of Health IT Conference & Exhibition. Barcelona, Spain, 2010.
• W L Currie. Security and Privacy in Large Scale Healthcare Systems. Security, Identity and Management. Indian Institute of Technology, Ahmedabad, India, 2009.

Conference proceedings

• Baptista, J, SM Newell and W L Currie. Paradoxical Effects of Intranet Institutionalization and its Strategic Awareness in Organizations. Academy of Management. Aneheim, USA, 2007.
• Baptista, J, SM Newell and W L Currie. Paradoxical Effects of Intranet Institutionalization and Strategic Awareness of the Technology within Organizations. International Conference of Information Systems. Montréal, Québec, Canada, n.d.
• J Kotlarsky and W L Currie. Improving IT for Healthcare with multiple Suppliers. The Third Workshop on Global Sourcing. Keystone, Colorado, USA, n.d.

Conference papers

• W L Currie. E-Health and Patient Records: Security and Privacy. Security, Identity and Management. Indian Institute of Technology, Bangalore, India, 2009.
• Spicer, A., Currie, W.L. Huang, J. Conceptualizing the Institutional Knife-edge of Technology Adoption: A Case Study in Healthcare. Academy of Management. Academy of Management, Chicago, Illinois, US, 2009.
• W L Currie. Institutionalisation of IT compliance: A longitudinal study International Conference on Information Systems. Paris, France, 2008.