The Internet and mobilization of information and communication technologies (ICTs) have
made non‐manual work increasingly portable and remotely accessible. As a result, a …

In 2006, European Journal of Information Systems (EJIS) published a special issue on
mobile user behaviour. In that issue, scholars explored topics related to the rise of the …

Media across the Asia-Pacific region are at once social, locative and mobile. Social in that
these media facilitate public and interpersonal interaction, locative in that this social …

Research on the use of digital devices to conduct tasks across work and non-work domains
(ie, boundary-crossing ICT use) grows rapidly. To gain an overview of this expanding field …

The literature on mobile media and marginalized groups has focused on the use of mobile
media as an agentic, visible, and varied process related to individual empowerment …

Our study aimed to understand how cross‐domain communication via technology affects
employees' work–family interface. We examine the relationships among cross‐domain …

Smart home, media and security systems intervene in the territory and boundaries of the
home in a variety of ways. Among these are the capacity to watch the home from afar, and to …

The fear of being without a mobile phone has emerged as a global psycho-social
phenomenon impacting smartphone users and their behaviour. Determining whether higher …

Research findings confirm the contradictory impact of mobile technology on work–life
balance, as these tools both guarantee greater flexibility and contribute to blurring …

This paper examines the way that different types of workers deploy strategies of control in
concert with and in resistance to information and communication technologies (ICTs) …