... concepts in information systems and seems to be following a trend of publishing updated editions every two years in a good faith effort to hit a moving target. Adriane B. Davis Computer Information Systems, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA Management Information Systems...

... a symbiotic relationship between EUC and the worker. Demonstrates that EUC success is influenced by the users′ computer experience, training and organizational level. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Management information systems Sociotechnics Training Information Technology & People, 6:4 (1994) 271-292...

...Joey F. George; Suzanne Iacono; Rob Kling Quotes recent (1994) literature suggesting that workers receive more training and support in their local work area than from a centralized management information systems (MIS) group. Suggests that there is therefore little knowledge about how users learn...

... possible areas of future research. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Information technology Management information systems Sociotechnics Information Technology & People,6:1 (1992)29 8 Northwind Publications, Ltd. Printed in the United States 29 Asynchronous technologies in small face-to-face groups M...

... of the phenomenon, a source of testable propositions, and a possibility to integrate and combine models. States the purpose of the paper is to stimulate researchers to understand and use existing theory. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Management information Systems Organizational theory Information Technology...

... and build new blocks on top of the rubble. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Management information systems Prototyping ...

... of the benefits and limitations. Industry Management information systems Prototyping Information Technology & People, 6:2-3 (1992) 109-143 Northwind Publications, Ltd. Printed in the United States 109 Prototyping in industrial software projects: Experiences and assessment Antoinette Kieback Dornier GmbH...

... for change. Comments on the changing attitude of the manufacturer once the commercial implications of the project became apparent. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Information technology Local government Management information systems Partnering Prototyping Sociotechnics InformationTechnology& People...

... and application system. Clarifies the distinction between breadboard and prototype. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Management information systems Prototyping Information Technology & People, 6:2-3 (1992) 89-95 Northwind Publications, Ltd. Printed in the United States 89 What is prototyping? Reinhard Budde...

... guarantees it. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Management information systems Partnering Office: Technology and People, 5:4 (1989) 245-255 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed in the United Kingdom 245 Competitive alliances with information technology the Australian retail banking experience...

... by taking certain fundamental precautions. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer architectures Information technology Management information systems Restructuring Office: Technology and People, 5:4 (1989) 299-315 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed in the United Kingdom 299 The Bell...

... performance. Concludes that the predictive ability of the models can be used to identify areas where firms may be weak. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Insurance IT Management information systems Office: Technology and People, 5:4 (1989) 275-297 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed...

...Randall B. Grossman; Michael B. Packer Points out that changing management information systems (MIS) is a dangerous and complex process, for which business executives are not qualified. Adds that not changing is just as bad. Discusses the differences between a fundamental change of architecture...

... but essentially derivative role′ in the success of the enterprise. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Financial services Loans Management information systems Students Office: Technology and People, 5:4 (1989) 257-273 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed in the United Kingdom 257 Lowering the cost...