References

• 2006The Nature of Theory in Information Systems13,303 cited
• 2019Which academic search systems are suitable for systematic reviews or meta‐analyses? Evaluating retrieval qualities of Google Scholar, PubMed, and 26 other resources2,650 cited
• 2015The Role of Google Scholar in Evidence Reviews and Its Applicability to Grey Literature Searching2,503 cited
• 2010Design Research in Information Systems1,383 cited
• 2012The Evolution of Fraud Theory547 cited
• 2012A Synthesis of Fraud-Related Research265 cited
• 2013Google Scholar as replacement for systematic literature searches: good relative recall and precision are not enough239 cited
• 2020An innovative approach in combating economic crime using forensic accounting techniques112 cited
• 2012Perceived importance of red flags across fraud types95 cited
• 2003Reviewers' Responses to Anticipated Stylization Attempts by Preparers of Audit Workpapers65 cited
• 1985Documenting information systems for management: A key to maintaining user satisfaction37 cited
• 2008Audit Documentation Methods: A Path Model of Cognitive Processing, Memory, and Performance32 cited
• 2001Are Reviewers' Judgements Influenced by Memo Structure and Conclusions Documented in Audit Workpapers?32 cited
• 2007System Diagramming Techniques: An Analysis of Methods Used in Accounting Education and Practice