When chance does things right ...

Abstract

The evaluations of the articles submitted to the
Information Systems and Management Review is spread over several cycles (three
most of the time) which make up a
longer or shorter period depending on
modifications requested from authors and
the responsiveness of the latter to submit
a revised version (sometimes less than
two months up to sometimes close to a year1
).
In the end, the articles are published over
water without it being possible a priori to
make thematic groupings
(which, moreover, is the objective of a
special number and not a regular number). However, if the chance "does well
things "we have today
an illustration since the three articles
published in this issue cover the three
sectors of economic activity: agriculture, industry and services. Information technologies exert
very different roles, feed into issues that are just as different, and
highlight, once again, that
the inherent property of an information system remains the organization it
supports and by which it is supported.