Nancy K. Lankton
Assistant Professor
Accounting and Information Systems
Phone: (517) 432-3229
Email: lankton@bus.msu.edu
PhD Arizona State University
Vita
Course
- ACC 321: Accounting Information Systems
Spring
- ACC 824: Governance and Controls of Enterprise Systems
Spring 2007
Bio(s)
- My research interests include acceptance and continuance factors in e-health and other contexts. I have performed research on interorganizational systems and real options analysis. I teach a database course for Accounting Majors that examines business processes and database design. I am also teaching an IT audit class for graduate students.
Articles
- Wilson, E. V., and Lankton, N. K.. (2008). Predicting Patients’ Use of Provider-Delivered e-Health: The Role of Facilitating Conditions. In E. V. Wilson (Ed.), Patient-Centered E-Health
- Lankton, N., and Luft, J.. (2008). Effects of Uncertainty and Industry Structure on Managerial Intuition about Information Technology Real Options. Journal of Management Information Systems 25: 2. 203-240.
- Lankton, N. K. and Wilson, E. V.. (2007). Antecedents and Dimensions of Online Service Expectations. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management 54: 4. 776-788.
- Lankton, N., and Wilson, E. V.. (2007). Factors Influencing Expectations of E-Services Within a Direct-Effects Model of User Satisfaction. E-Service Journal 5: 2. 85-111.
- Lankton, N., and St. Louis, R. D.. (2005). Using Paper-Based Scenarios to Examine Perceptions of Interactive Health Cummunication Systems. Communications of the AIS 16: 33. 505-522.
- Wilson, E. V., and Lankton, N. K.. (2004). Modeling Patients' Acceptance of Provider Delivered E-Health. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association 11: 4. 241-248.
- Wilson, E. V., and Lankton, N. K. (2004). Interdisciplinary Research and Publication Opportunities in Information Systems and Healthcare. Communication of the AIS 14: 332-343.
- Wilson, E. V., and Lankton, N. K.. (2003). Strategic Implications of Asynchronous Healthcare Communication. International Journal of Healthcare Technology & Management 5: 3/4/5. 213-231.