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Disambiguation of "Cram, W. Alec"

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Why Do You Control? The Concept of Control Purpose and Its Implications for IS Project Control Research.

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Exploring Information Systems Control Alignment in Organizations., , , and . ICIS, Association for Information Systems, (2011)Perceptions of control legitimacy in information systems development., and . Inf. Technol. People, 31 (3): 712-740 (2018)Barking Up the Wrong Tree? Reconsidering Policy Compliance as a Dependent Variable within Behavioral Cybersecurity Research., and . HICSS, page 4139-4148. ScholarSpace, (2023)The View from the Top - How Senior Executives Exercise control over Information Systems Projects to Enhance Performance., , and . ECIS, page 92. (2017)How Control Configurations and Enactments Shape Legitimacy Perceptions and Compliance Intentions in IS Development Projects., , , and . ECIS, (2020)Show-and-Tell or Hide-and-Seek? Examining Organizational Cybersecurity Incident Notifications., and . HICSS, page 1-10. ScholarSpace, (2022)Why Do You Control? The Concept of Control Purpose and Its Implications for IS Project Control Research., , , , and . ICIS, Association for Information Systems, (2015)Have Your Cake and Eat it Too? Managing Knowledge in Hybrid Agile-Traditional Development Projects., and . AMCIS, Association for Information Systems, (2015)'What a waste of time': An examination of cybersecurity legitimacy., and . Inf. Syst. J., 33 (6): 1396-1422 (November 2023)(Re)considering the Concept of Reproducibility of Information Systems Literature Reviews.. AMCIS, Association for Information Systems, (2019)