A meta-analysis on the effects of IT capability toward agility and performance: New directions for information systems research.

Information technology (IT) capability is an organizational capability that enables organizations to acquire, deploy, combine, and reconfigure IT resources. As such, it is often investigated in conjunction with organizational agility-an organization's ability to sense and respond to changes-and organizational performance. Studies on IT capability distinguish between reactive and proactive IT capability and identify varying effects in relation to agility and performance.

Experimental materials comparing individual performance implications of two decision aids: Taxonomy and tags.

Design techniques have been classified to support the selection in design processes. Two decision aids have been created. We designed an experiment to compare both decision aids (taxonomy and tags) and evaluate the influence of individuals' decision style when using a decision aid.