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What format do you prefer? PDF (Adobe Acrobat). Word (Windows 95/98/2000). Journal Publications A Process-oriented Assessment of the Alignment of Information Technology and Business Strategy Author: Paul P. Tallon Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS), 2008 Does IT Pay to Focus? An Analysis of IT Business Value under Single and Multi-focused Business Strategies Author: Paul P. Tallon Journal of Strategic Information Systems (JSIS), 2007 Fact or Fiction? The Reality Behind Executives' Perceptions of IT Business Value Authors: Paul P. Tallon and Kenneth L. Kraemer Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS), 2007 Balancing Cost and Value-at-Risk: The New Challenge in Information Lifecycle Management Authors: Paul P. Tallon and Richard Scannell Communications of the ACM (CACM), 2007 Inside the Adaptive Enterprise: An Information Technology Capabilities Perspective on Business Process Agility Author: Paul P. Tallon Information Technology & Management (IT&M), 2007 The Design and Application of a Process-oriented "Thermometer" of IT Business Value Authors: Paul P. Tallon and Kenneth L. Kraemer Communications of the AIS (CAIS), 2006 Why Alignment can be a Barrier to IT Value: Uncovering an Alignment Paradox Author: Paul P. Tallon CIO Insight , 2003 Using Real Options Analysis for Evaluating Uncertain Investments in Information Technology: Insights from the ICIS 2001 Debate Authors: Paul P. Tallon, R. Kauffman, H. Lucas, A. Whinston, K. Zhu, Communications of the AIS (CAIS), 2002 Executives' Perceptions of the Business Value of Information Technology: A Process-oriented Approach Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Vijay Gurbaxani, Journal of Management Information Systems (JMIS), 2000 (abstract) Information Technology and Economic Development: Ireland's Coming of Age with Lessons for Developing Countries Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Journal of Global IT Management (JGITM), 1999 (abstract) Doing Business on the Internet Authors: Paul P. Tallon, John G. Mooney, Accountancy Ireland, 1995 Book Chapters Debating the Nature of Empirical E-Commerce Research: Issues, Challenges and Future Directions Authors: Paul P. Tallon, V. Gurbaxani, H. Lucas, M.E. Sharpe Publishers, Book Chapter, 2007 Beyond the Bounds of Statistical Inference: Opportunities and Challenges for IS Research Authors: Robert J. Kauffman, Paul P. Tallon, M.E. Sharpe Publishers, Book Chapter, 2007 Investigating the Relationship between Strategic Alignment and IT Business Value: The Discovery of a Paradox Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Idea Group Publishing, Book Chapter, 2002 (abstract) Conference Proceedings Executives' Perspectives on IT: Unraveling the Link between Business Strategy, Management Practices and IT Business Value Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, AIS 1999 (abstract) A Process-oriented Assessment of the Alignment of Information Systems and Business Strategy: Implications for IT Business Value Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, AIS1998 (abstract) A Multidimensional Assessment of the Contribution of IT to Firm Performance Authors: Paul P. Tallon, Kenneth L. Kraemer, Vijay Gurbaxani, John G. Mooney, ECIS 1997 (abstract) Papers Currently Under Review Surviving the Data Deluge: A Framework for Understanding the Dynamics of Information Management Costs Author: Paul P. Tallon In Pursuit of Value: Reconceptualizing the Form and Function of Strategic IT Alignment under Environmental Dynamism Author: Paul P. Tallon and Alain Pinsonneault Leveraging IT Infrastructure for Firm Performance: Perspectives on IT Resource Positioning and Environmental Dynamism Authors: Paul P. Tallon and Kenneth L. Kraemer Although these papers are provided free of charge, would you consider paying a small amount (say, $2 per paper) if there was a cost? Yes No No Answer