Published in 1998. This text is designed as not only a summary of a number of years of
reflections by many different researchers, but also a guide for future research and for …

This study reports an empirical investigation of some of the relationships that exist between
organizational characteristics and end-user satisfaction associated with computer-based …

This paper presents the findings of an empirical study of key factors associated with
computer-based information system (CBIS) success in small businesses. A descriptive …

If one wishes to identify the effects of information technology on organizational structure,
strategy and performance, one must be able to characterize IT for operationalization …

In this study, 308 small business executives were interviewed and asked to identify the
single most important thing they had learned about managing the use of information …

Many organizations use packaged software as an alternative to in-house developed
information systems. Small businesses, unlike their large counterparts, often lack the …

This paper presents the findings of a study comparing the level of computerization success
between two groups of small businesses: those with consultants and those without …

End user computing (EUC) is becoming an increasingly important activity in small firms. This
paper explores factors influencing the sophistication and success of EUC in small …

Organizations are required to be increasingly flexible in today's business environment to
survive. Understanding the role of information systems in enabling this flexibility is helpful for …

Do large firms have a pattern of utilizing certain types of IT/IS skills more than others? Do
individuals need to have one set of IT/IS skills for Fortune 500 companies and another set of …