A Retrospective on Information, Strategy, and Economics: After 20 Years at HICSS, What Have We Learned about IT and Strategy?

In its twenty years the mini-track on information, strategy, and economics has made considerable progress in developing theory that can serve as the basis for decision-making when managers face ambiguous and uncertain problems in an unfamiliar and rapidly changing environment. Just as scientists in other disciplines use experience and a small set of paradigmatic problems to structure unfamiliar situations, information strategy and economics provides its own set of paradigms to guide and structure the use of experience in managerial settings