Research has investigated the main effect of training on information systems implementation
success. However, empirical support for this model is inconsistent. We propose a contingent …

Management support is considered to be a critical factorin the successful implementation of
information systems innovations. The literature suggests a complex relationship between …

While researchers have used a variety of models to explain information system (IS)
implementation outcomes, few have analyzed the same project or set of projects with …

Information systems are becoming increasingly critical to the daily operations and success of
many firms. This, combined with the rising investments in design and development of these …

Literature on information systems (IS) planning implicitly assumes that a sophisticated IS
planning process leads to greater IS success. This paper questions the exclusive reliance …

Despite remarkable advances in informationtechnology (IT), many computer-based
information systems (IS) still fall short of performance expectations. Agrowing share of these …

There has been growing interest in theory building in Information Systems (IS) research. We
extend this literature by examining theory building perspectives. We define a perspective as …

The purpose of the present study is to empirically and theoretically assess DeLone and
McLean's (1992) and Seddon's (1997) models of information systems (IS) success in a quasi …

Research in information systems (IS) indicates an absence of clear‐cut models to assess IS
effectiveness. While the costs are easily identifiable it is the benefits which are most difficult …

Information Technology (IT) plays a critical role in the survival and growth of business
organizations. Increasing investment in IT and the strategic role played by information …