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Articles in proceedings (4):

• Henri Korvela, Plz Urgent Help Needed!1!! – Aspects of On-Line Knowledge Sharing in End-User Development Support. In: J.P. Shim, Yujong Hwang, Stacie Petter (Eds.), AMCIS 2013 Proceedings, 1–10, Association for Information Systems, 2013.
• Henri Korvela, Barbro Back, The Impact of Skills and Demographics on End-User Developers’ Use of Support. In: Len Jessup, Joe Valacich (Eds.), AMCIS 2012 Proceedings, End-user Information Systems, Innovation, and Change (SIGOSRA), 1–9, Association for Information Systems , 2012.
• Henri Korvela, Kristian Packalén, Looking Beyond the Veil – What Makes the Micro Organisation End-User Developers Tick?. In: Dorothy Leidner, Joyce Elam (Eds.), AMCIS 2010 Proceedings, 1–9, Association for Information Systems, 2010.
• Henri Korvela, Kristian Packalén, On-Line Support - A Virtual Treasure Trove for End-User Developers in Small Organisations?. In: Kenneth E. Kendall, Upkar Varshney (Eds.), AMCIS 2009 Proceedings, 1–7, Association for Information Systems, 2009.

Chapters in edited books (1):

• Henri Korvela, Forums and Blogs and Wikis, Oh My! – An analysis of On-line Sources of Support for End-User Development. In: Jan Devos, Hendrik van Landeghem, Dirk Deschoolmeester (Eds.), Information Systems for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, State of Art of IS Research in SMEs, Progress in IS, 353–373, Springer, 2014.

Ph.D. thesis (1):

• Henri Korvela, Virtual Communities – A Virtual Treasure Trove for End-User Developers. TUCS Dissertations 174. 2014.

Technical reports (1):

• Henri Korvela, Forums and Blogs and Wikis, Oh My! – An Analysis of On-Line Sources of Support for End-User Development. TUCS Technical Report 1032, TUCS, 2011.