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• Research Overview
  • Classic Topics
    • Enterprise Architecture
    • IT Governance
    • IT Portfolio Management
    • IT Risk
• Current Projects
  • Strengthening Your Digital Business Model
  • Building Digitized Platforms Can Be Slow: What Are the Alternatives?
  • Digital Innovation: Designing
    Customer-Centric Products and Services
  • Adapting Your Business’ Genome
    to a Digital Ecosystem
  • Case Studies in Social Media Innovations
  • BYOD: Radical Changes to Managing Technology and the People and Processes Relying on It
  • Working Smarter: Seizing the Opportunities Created by Ubiquitous Data
  • Managing Your Firm’s Total Digitization:
    The Next Frontier
  • Business Complexity: Shifting IT
    from Problem to Solution
  • Managing IT Supply and Demand: How to Build a World-Class Service Organization
• Research Briefings
  • 2012 Research Briefings
  • 2011 Research Briefings
  • 2010 Research Briefings
  • 2009 Research Briefings

The Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) conducts field-based research on issues related to the management and use of information technology (IT) in complex organizations. Established at the MIT Sloan School of Management in 1974, our mission is to develop concepts and frameworks to help executives address the IT-related challenges of leading increasingly dynamic, global, and information-intensive organizations. The relevance of our research is ensured by the active participation of corporate sponsors from a range of industries.

View MIT CISR’s 2012 Research Projects

View MIT CISR research briefings from 2009 through 2011