Social media (SM) platforms are being used for many purposes. As they were successful in accumulating a large number of well-networked user communities over the recent years, those platforms and their communities became interesting for corporate and commercial use, visible in a wave of books on businesses and SM. However, the “corporate user” normally is composed of many individual users that i...

There are growing fears amongst corporate managers that the introduction of Social Media and related technologies such as microblogging platforms will lead to large-scale time-wasting with negative impacts on corporate productivity. Our research analyses the communication practices of a corporate team that has embraced an Enterprise Microblogging platform and embedded its use into their day-to-...

The ACM Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCID) has organized this panel session. The focus is on designing and developing Corporate Information Systems for use by managers and analysts who are not likely to be computer professionals and who are not likely to have submitted themselves to the processing required to become "computer literate." Usability of Corporate Informat...

How can we account for differences in the extent of risk disclosure among companies? The paper expands existing explanations by claiming that corporate reporting is not just financial but also political communication. presented empirical analysis how corporations disclose Brexit-related uncertainties suggests a part company’s holistic conversation with multiple audiences society (e.g. politicia...