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The German term for IS research and teaching is „Wirtschaftsinformatik“. Wirtschaftsinformatik has been taught at universities in German speaking countries for almost 30 years. While it originates in management science and business and administration (“Betriebswirtschafts-lehre”), it has adopted methods and results from other disciplines as well—especially from computer science. The purpose of this panel is to give an overview of current research activities and of methodological questions being discussed within the IS community in Germany. To enrich the discussion with a non-German perspective, two researchers from the United States, Bob Zmud and Heinz K. Klein, comment on the presentations of their German colleagues.

German perspectives on information systems (panel session): research topics, methodological challenges, and patterns of exchange with IS practice