Search Results - subject:"End‐user"

A Discrepancy Model of End-User Computing Involvement

Doll, William J.; Torkzadeh, Gholamreza - In: Management Science 35 (1989) 10, pp. 1151-1171

that reduce its usefulness for explaining conflicting research findings, and its applicability to the end-user computing … environment. End-user computing is an emerging phenomenon characterized by substantial differences between individuals in skill … and motivation. The unique aspects of this dynamic end-user environment are identified here and an end-user involvement …

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Possibilities and Limitations of Interdisciplinary, User-oriented Research: Experiences from the German Research Network Natural Disasters

Merz, Bruno; Friedrich, Jana; Disse, Markus; Schwarz, Jochen - In: Natural Hazards 38 (2006) 1, pp. 3-20

The German Research Network for Natural Disasters (DFNK) linked 15 partners with scientific expertise in the field of natural hazards. Main objectives were the development and provision of the scientific fundamentals for an advanced risk management of important natural disasters in Germany,...

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Re‐examining and empirically validating the End User Computing Satisfaction models for satisfaction measurement in the internet banking context

Marakarkandy, Bijith; Yajnik, Nilay - In: International Journal of Bank Marketing 31 (2013) 6, pp. 440-455

Purpose – The main focus of the study was to validate the End User Computing Satisfaction (EUCS) model in the context …

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Re-examining and empirically validating the End User Computing Satisfaction models for satisfaction measurement in the internet banking context

Marakarkandy, Bijith; Yajnik, Nilay - In: The international journal of bank marketing : IJBM 31 (2013) 6, pp. 440-455

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Spreadsheet Errors and Decision Making: Evidence from Field Interviews

Caulkins, Jonathan P.; Morrison, Erika Layne; … - 2005

There is consensus in the literature that spreadsheets are both ubiquitous and error-prone, but little direct evidence concerning whether spreadsheet errors frequently lead to bad decision making. We interviewed 45 executives and senior managers/analysts in the private, public, and non-profit...

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Spreadsheet Errors and Decision Making: Evidence from Field Interviews

Caulkins, Jonathan; Morrison, Erica Layne; Weidemann, … - 2005

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Applying an extended model of deterrence across cultures : an investigation of information systems misuse in the US and South Korea

Hovav, Anat; D’Arcy, John - In: Information & management : the internat. journal of … 49 (2012) 2, pp. 99-110

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Digital information consumers, players and purchasers: information seeking behaviour in the new digital interactive environment

Nicholas, David; Dobrowolski, Tom; Withey, Richard; … - In: Aslib Proceedings 55 (2003) 1/2, pp. 23-31

Sketches the key characteristics of the newly information enfranchised general public (the digital information consumers). Portrays the digital consumer as all‐conquering/powerful, short on attention, promiscuous, untrusting and – above all – interested in speed of delivery. Argues for a...

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Developments in digital journals

Halliday, Leah; Oppenheim, Charles - In: Journal of Documentation 57 (2001) 2, pp. 260-283

This article explores recent developments in the production and delivery of scholarly journal articles in digital form. It identifies the key stakeholders as authors, publishers, librarians and end users. It explores their concerns with regard to the digital journal production and delivery...

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COMPLEXITY AND FAMILIARITY WITH COMPUTER ASSISTANCE WHEN MAKING ILL-STRUCTURED BUSINESS DECISIONS

MCLAIN, DAVID L.; ALDAG, RAMON J. - In: International Journal of Information Technology & … 08 (2009) 03, pp. 407-426

Using high-level tasks typical of managerial decisions, this experimental study examined the influence of computer assistance on solving ill-structured problems. Of specific interest were the influences of complex and simple assistance on decision performance and decision maker attitudes. Our...

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