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Lesser, E. & Storck, J. (2001). Communities of Practice and Organizational Performance. IBM Institute for Knowledge Management White Paper Series, 2001. Accepted for publication in the IBM Systems Journal, 40, 4.  [abstract]

Balasubramanian, P. R., Kalatilaka, N, & Storck, J. (2000). Managing Information Technology Investments Using a Real Options Approach, Journal of Strategic Information Systems, 9, pp. 39-62. [abstract]

Storck, J. & Hill, P. (2000). Knowledge Diffusion through Strategic Communities. Sloan Management Review, 41,2. [abstract]

Storck, J. & Henderson, J. (1999). Shaping the Business Model in the 21st Century: The Role of Communities of Practice. Published by the Society for Information Management on their web-site. Forthcoming in a monograph on Virtual Organizing.

Storck, J. & Storck, L. (1999). Bridges to Communities: A Group Analytic Perspective on Building Communities of Practice. Presented at the meeting of the European Society for Group Analysis, Budapest, Hungary, August 23, 1999. This article has been published as Boston University Working Paper 99-14. [abstract]

Storck, J. (1999). Commentary on article by N. Venkatraman, H. Tanriverdi, & P. Stokke. Is it working? Working from home at Statoil, Norway. European Management Journal, 17, 5.

Kulatilaka, N., Balasubramanian, P. R., & Storck, J. (1999). Using Real Options to Frame the IT Investment Problem. In Real Options and Business Strategy: Applications to Decision-Making, L. Trigeorgis, Editor. London: Risk Publications, Ltd.

Ferran, C. & Storck, J. (1997). Truth or Deception: The Impact of Videoconferencing for Job Interviews. International Conference on Information Systems, Atlanta, 1997. [abstract]

Storck, J. (1995). Oh Say Can You See: The Impact of Video Communication on Attention, Workload, and Decision-Making. Doctoral dissertation, Boston University. [abstract]

Storck, J. & Sproull, L. (1995). Through a glass darkly: What do people learn in videoconferences? Human Communication Research, 22, pp. 197-219. Reprinted in the 1996 Collaborative Communications Review, International Teleconferencing Association, Wash., D.C. [abstract]