Information Technology Management and Organizational Innovations: Proceedings of the 1996 Information Resources Management Association International Conference, WashingtonMehdi Khosrowpour Idea Group Inc (IGI), 01 հնվ, 1996 թ. - 470 էջ Emerging information technologies of the past few decades are now providing organizations with new tools to develop innovative organizational concepts and applications. This book is a collection of timely research and practical papers on the subject of IT management and its role in organizational innovation. |
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An Institutional and Resource Dependence Perspective | 2 |
Evidence from Recent Risk Management Failures | 9 |
Global and Strategic Impact of Information Technology | 19 |
Challenges and Opportunities for Information Systems Professionals | 24 |
Some Lessons from the Field | 29 |
Does Behavior Across Cultures Vary? | 38 |
Contributions of IT to the Genesis of Network Organizations | 46 |
Introduction of Electronic Data Interchange in Mexico | 53 |
A Comparison of Personality Profiles of MIS Professionals and MIS Students | 357 |
Courses Adapting the Teaching Style to Diverse Learning Styles | 362 |
ISM Survey Course Explores Emerging Technologies | 367 |
A New Building A Better Way of Teaching and Learning For MIS Teachers and Students | 372 |
Expert Systems Technologies | 377 |
The Experts point of view | 378 |
Induced Decision Trees for Costly Data | 381 |
Accounting | 384 |
A CrossCultural Study | 60 |
A Global Perspective | 67 |
The Human Side of Information Technology Management | 72 |
Error Detection and Correction in Actuarial Data | 73 |
It Management in Developing Countries | 80 |
The Relationship of Some Personal and Situational Factors to Information Systems Effectiveness | 81 |
Emerging Technologies Management | 87 |
Adapting Theory to Practice | 88 |
Overview and Future Directions | 95 |
The Dilemma of EDIProblem Analysis of Current Standards | 101 |
The InterOrganizational Impact of Electronic Data Interchange on Customer Service in the Pharmaceutical Industry | 108 |
A MultiDisciplinary Approach to Identifying and Managing Software Development Risk | 115 |
Strategic Information Technology Management | 121 |
Experiences from Two Cases | 122 |
A Planning Framework | 132 |
Innovative Concept for Leaner Information Systems Management? | 141 |
So Why Arent the Punters Beating a Path to Our Door | 148 |
Managing Chaos and Complexity in Changing Organizations | 156 |
A Framework for EIS Development in the Public Sector | 161 |
Incorporating Risk and Uncertainty into Software Cost Estimation | 169 |
A Strategic Link | 174 |
Rationale Concepts and Facilitation | 183 |
Why ClientServer? | 192 |
a missing tool for effective BPR problem diagnosis | 196 |
A Research Framework for Identifying Opportunities and Threats in EDI Integration Process | 202 |
Telecommunications and Networking Technologies | 208 |
Security Issues and Concerns with Internet | 209 |
Information Technology Management in Europe | 216 |
Exploring the Issues in Knowledge Management | 217 |
The Push Pull Profession Practitioner Perspectives on Lotus Notes Initiation | 223 |
Production Management and Information Architectures in the Food Supply Chain | 232 |
Standardization and Certification of IS Development | 240 |
Database Decision Support Technologies | 245 |
A Framework for Requirements Analysis of Distributed Decision Support Systems for Physician Diagnosis | 246 |
End User Computing | 252 |
Evidence from a Voice Mail Introduction | 253 |
An Exploratory Study On EUC Phenomena In Taiwans Industry | 258 |
Success Factors for Data Warehouse Introduction | 265 |
The Effect of Priorities Introduced during Computer Acquisition on Continuing Success with Information Technology in the Small Business Environ... | 271 |
A Cross Cultural Study of Attitudinal Factors | 278 |
ComputerAided Software Engineering Tools | 283 |
A Communication Paradigm to Support Multiparty Specification | 284 |
Assessing the Impact of CASE Tools | 292 |
ObjectOriented Technology | 298 |
Proposition to Design an Object System Evolution | 299 |
A Case of Inventory Management | 308 |
Which Identification and Refinement Strategies Do Analysts Really Use? | 316 |
Societal Issues in Information ResourcesManagement | 327 |
An Exploratory Study | 328 |
The Evolution of Cyberspace | 333 |
Information Technologies Education | 339 |
Assessing Basic Technology Usage by Undergraduates at a Leading Four Year Institution of Higher Education | 340 |
LowBudget Quality Information Systems Education | 344 |
International Dimensions of An Information Systems Curriculum | 349 |
Integrating Five Critical Abilities Into the Undergraduate Curriculum | 353 |
User SatisfactionA Study of the Notions of Process and Outcome | 385 |
Executive Abstracts | 389 |
Global | 390 |
An Examination of the Unique Issues | 391 |
Human Side of Information Technology | 392 |
Change ManagementThe Human Side | 394 |
A Longitudinal Study of Electronic Communications Use | 395 |
Mandatory Use and Discretionary Use | 396 |
Can Institutions Afford to Turn Away Their Own Graduates? | 398 |
An Evolutionary Perspective of the Profiles of Women as MIS Academicians | 400 |
IT Management in Developing Countries | 401 |
A Contingency Based Capability Evolution Model | 403 |
Emerging Technologies Management | 404 |
A Case Study of Successful Projects | 406 |
A Prototyping Experience | 408 |
An Effort Toward Impact Assessment | 411 |
Strategic Information Technology Management | 413 |
A View from the Top | 415 |
Impact on Strategic Management | 416 |
A Case Study of SEIU Local 36 | 418 |
An Answer from Healthcare | 419 |
Expanding the Scope For 2000 and Beyond | 420 |
Telecommunications and Networking Technologies | 422 |
Guilty of Encouraging Email Signature Forging? | 424 |
A Critical Review | 425 |
Broadband Network Management and Its Information Model | 426 |
IT Management in Europe | 427 |
Approach to Management of the National Computer and Communication Infrastructure Development | 428 |
Information Systems Outsourcing Decision Making in Europe | 430 |
End User Computing | 431 |
The Alignment of Information Architectures in the Food Supply Chain | 433 |
ComputerAided Software Engineering | 435 |
Evaluation of Interactive Educational Multimedia Applications | 436 |
Integrating Environmental Systems Into the Information System Development Process | 437 |
Implications of CASE Tools | 438 |
ObjectsOriented Technology | 440 |
What Ever Happened to the Re in Object Recycling | 442 |
Societal Issues in Information Resources Management | 443 |
Do they contradict each other? | 444 |
Information Technologies Education | 445 |
How Does the Internet Meet the Curricular Demands of IS Programs? | 446 |
How Can Universities Reeducate the American IT Professional? | 448 |
Systems Analysis Design Development and Implementation of an Electronic Grade Book for University Professors | 449 |
New Courses Involving Information Communication | 450 |
Distance Learning Technologies | 452 |
Social Anxiety in Students Reactions to the Distance Learning Interface | 453 |
An InteractiveBased Typology for RealTime Learning Environments | 454 |
A Distance Education Experiment | 455 |
Expert Systems Technologies | 456 |
Teaching Information Systems via Interactive Television | 457 |
Accounting | 459 |
In Search of an Effectiveness Model | 460 |
Panel Summaries | 461 |
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