Community Learning in Information Technology Fashion. - Ping Wang 025; Neil C. Ramiller (ICIS, 2004)

Knowing why and how to innovate with packaged business software. - E. Burton Swanson; Ping Wang 025 (J. Inf. Technol., 2005)

Launching professional services automation: Institutional entrepreneurship for information technology innovations. - Ping Wang 025; E. Burton Swanson (Inf. Organ., 2007)

Advancing social science research by applying computational linguistics. - An-Shou Cheng; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Ping Wang 025; Douglas W. Oard (ASIST, 2008)

Customer relationship management as advertised: Exploiting and sustaining technological momentum. - Ping Wang 025; E. Burton Swanson (Inf. Technol. People, 2008)

Research Directions in Information Systems: Toward an Institutional Ecology. - Neil C. Ramiller; E. Burton Swanson; Ping Wang 025 (J. Assoc. Inf. Syst., 2008)

Automatic classification of human values: Applying computational thinking to information ethics. - Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Douglas W. Oard; An-Shou Cheng; Ping Wang 025; Emi Ishita (ASIST, 2009)

Understanding IT Innovations Through Computational Analysis of Discourse. - Chia-jung Tsui; Ping Wang 025; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Douglas W. Oard; Asad B. Sayeed (ICIS, 2009)

Popular Concepts beyond Organizations: Exploring New Dimensions of Information Technology Innovations. - Ping Wang 025 (J. Assoc. Inf. Syst., 2009)

Community Learning in Information Technology Innovation. - Ping Wang 025; Neil C. Ramiller (MIS Q., 2009)

Values of Stakeholders in the Net Neutrality Debate: Applying Content Analysis to Telecommunications Policy. - An-Shou Cheng; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Ping Wang 025; Emi Ishita; Douglas W. Oard (HICSS, 2010)

Exploring the Relationships among ICTs: A Scalable Computational Approach Using KL Divergence and Hierarchical Clustering. - Chia-jung Tsui; Ping Wang 025; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Douglas W. Oard; Asad B. Sayeed (HICSS, 2010)

Evaluating Two Automatic Methods for Classifying Information Technology Concepts. - Chia-jung Tsui; Ping Wang 025; Kenneth R. Fleischmann (ICIS, 2011)

The Greening of IT: How Discourse Informs IT Sustainability Innovation. - Elizabeth J. Davidson; Emmanuelle Vaast; Ping Wang 025 (CEC, 2011)

Innovation trajectories for information visualizations: Comparing treemaps, cone trees, and hyperbolic trees. - Ben Shneiderman; Cody Dunne; Puneet Sharma; Ping Wang 025 (Inf. Vis., 2012)

The role of innovation and wealth in the net neutrality debate: A content analysis of human values in congressional and FCC hearings. - An-Shou Cheng; Kenneth R. Fleischmann; Ping Wang 025; Emi Ishita; Douglas W. Oard (J. Assoc. Inf. Sci. Technol., 2012)

Predicting and fixing vulnerabilities before they occur: a big data approach. - Hong-Mei Chen; Rick Kazman; Ira Monarch; Ping Wang 025 (BIGDSE@ICSE, 2016)

Can Cybersecurity Be Proactive? A Big Data Approach and Challenges. - Hong-Mei Chen; Rick Kazman; Ira Monarch; Ping Wang 025 (HICSS, 2017)

Which Size Matters? Effects of Crowd Size on Solution Quality in Big Data Q&A Communities. - Yla R. Tausczik; Ping Wang 025; Joohee Choi (ICWSM, 2017)

To Share, or Not to Share?: Community-Level Collaboration in Open Innovation Contests. - Yla R. Tausczik; Ping Wang 025 (Proc. ACM Hum. Comput. Interact., 2017)

Indexing Text Related to Software Vulnerabilities in Noisy Communities Through Topic Modelling. - Carlos V. Paradis; Rick Kazman; Ping Wang 025 (ICMLA, 2018)

Connecting the Parts with the Whole: Toward an Information Ecology Theory of Digital Innovation Ecosystems. - Ping Wang 025 (MIS Q., 2021)

Fostering a Responsible Information Systems Research Ecosystem. - Jignya Patel; Ping Wang 025; Suchit Ahuja; Laurie Giddens; Amber Grace Young (Commun. Assoc. Inf. Syst., 2025)