A Web-Based Information System to Evaluate Different Versions of IT Artifacts in Online Experiments

Riehle Dennis M, Fleischer Stefan, Becker Jörg

Research article (journal) | Peer reviewed

Abstract

Design science research is a common research method in the field of information systems (IS), as it bridges the gap between IS research and practice. The outcome of design science research are artifacts, which - besides others - can be prototypical applications, so-called IT artifacts. When such IT artifacts are evaluated as part of a design science research cycle, questionnaires and interviews are a commonly used method. We have integrated the demonstration and evaluation phase of a web-based IT artifact, by developing a web-based information system which integrates both a web-based prototype with a questionnaire system. Our information system supports multiple studies, different versions of the IT artifact and several question-specific and participant-specific configuration options.

Details about the publication

Journal: AIS Transactions on Enterprise Systems

Volume: 4

Issue: 1

Status: Published

Release year: 2019 (08/05/2019)

Language in which the publication is written: English

DOI: 10.30844/aistes.v4i1.10

Link to the full text: https://ais-tes.com/index.php/ais-tes/article/view/10/15

Keywords: IT Artifact; Online Experiments; Evaluation Platform; Versioning

Authors from the University of Münster

Becker, Jörg	European Research Center for Information Systems (ERCIS) Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS)
Fleischer, Stefan	Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS)
Riehle, Dennis	Chair of Information Systems and Information Management (IS)

Projects the publication originates from

SPP 1921 - Subproject: 'Intentional Forgetting' in organisations: 'Forgetting confidently': Motivational and emotional influences on intentional forgetting in…

Duration: 01/10/2016 - 31/12/2019 | 1st Funding period

Funded by: DFG - Priority Programme

Type of project: Subproject in DFG-joint project hosted outside University of Münster

Doctorates the publication originates from

Digitalisation and Automation of Compliance Management - A Model-based Method for Ensuring Business Process Compliance
Candidate: Riehle, Dennis M | Supervisors: Becker, Jörg
Period of time: until 08/11/2019
Doctoral examination procedure finished at: Doctoral examination procedure at University of Münster