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

Our research examines how knowledge professionals use mobile email devices to get their
work done and the implications of such use for their autonomy to control the location, timing …

Work interruptions have made significant inroads into the knowledge workers' nonwork
domain, in large part due to the ubiquitous nature of mobile devices that blur the work …

As advances in communication technologies have made organizations more easily
connected to their workforce outside of normal work hours, there is increased concern that …

Purpose Mobile information technology devices (MITDs) are of special interest for
researchers who seek to understand the role of these devices on employees' work-life …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to explore the role that mobile technologies play in
mobile workers' efforts to manage the boundaries between work and non-work domains …

There is a widespread perception that life is faster than it used to be. We hear constant
laments that we live too fast, that time is scarce, and that the pace of everyday life is spiraling …

An extensive review of the literature reveals a lack of insight into why some employees and
their families benefit from the adoption of mobile technology while others do not. The paper …

The digital workplace is widely acknowledged as an important organizational asset for
optimizing knowledge worker productivity. While there is no particular research stream on …

Existing IS research on platform work has narrowly focused on the managerial operations of
algorithmic management or its business implications. Limited research has paid attention to …