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Information & Management, Volume 30
Volume 30, Number 1, January 1996
- Magid Igbaria, Moshe Zviran:
Comparison of end-user computing characteristics in the U.S., Israel and Taiwan. 1-13 - Anand S. Kunnathur, Mesbah U. Ahmed, Ranjit J. S. Charles:
Expert systems adoption. An analytical study of managerial issues and concerns. 15-25 - Donna L. Mitchell, Gary Klein, Joseph L. Balloun:
Mode and gender effects on survey data quality. 27-34 - Choon-Ling Sia
, Bernard C. Y. Tan, Kwok Kee Wei
:
Exploring the effects of some display and task factors on GSS user groups. 35-41 - Danial Clapper, Anne P. Massey:
Electronic focus groups: A framework for exploration. 43-50
Volume 30, Number 2, May 1996
- Benoit Aubert
, Suzanne Rivard, Michel Patry:
A transaction cost approach to outsourcing behavior: Some empirical evidence. 51-64 - Jamshid Etezadi-Amoli, Ali F. Farhoomand:
A structural model of end user computing satisfaction and user performance. 65-73 - Jaak Jurison:
The temporal nature of IS benefits: A longitudinal study. 75-79 - Yaakov Weber, Nava Pliskin
:
The effects of information systems integration and organizational culture on a firm's effectiveness. 81-90 - Milam W. Aiken, Mahesh Vanjani, Joseph Paolillo:
A comparison of two electronic idea generation techniques. 91-99
Volume 30, Number 3, June 1996
- Regina F. Bento:
Life in the middle: An analysis of information centers from the perspective of their major stakeholders. 101-109 - Marian M. Extejt, Marc P. Lynn:
Trends in computer use in collective bargaining. 111-117 - Tor Guimaraes, Youngohc Yoon, Aaron Clevenson:
Factors important to expert systems success a field test. 119-130 - Thomas W. Ferratt, Albert L. Lederer, Stephen R. Hall, Joseph M. Krella:
Swords and plowshares: Information technology for collaborative advantage. 131-142 - Helen Lew, William D. Hadesty, Karen D. Bell, Francine M. DelVecchio, Susan T. Chin:
FDA import automation: Serious management and systems development problems persist. 143-153
Volume 30, Number 4, July 1996
- Walter R. J. Baets:
Some empirical evidence on IS Strategy Alignment in banking. 155-177 - Chee Ching, Clyde W. Holsapple, Andrew B. Whinston:
Toward IT support for coordination in network organizations. 179-199 - Carl Stephen Guynes, Michael T. Vanecek:
Critical success factors in data management. 201-209
Volume 30, Number 5, August 1996
- Bijoy Bordoloi, Paul Ilami, Peter P. Mykytyn Jr., Kathleen Mykytyn:
Copyrighting computer software: The "look and feel" controversy and beyond. 211-221 - Elayne W. Coakes, Kim Merchant:
Expert systems: A survey of their use in UK business. 223-230 - Heng Li
:
Case-based reasoning for intelligent support of construction negotiation. 231-238 - Michael E. Whitman:
IT divergence in reengineering support: Performance expectations vs. perceptions. 239-250 - Heng-Li Yang:
Key information management issues in Taiwan and the US. 251-267
Volume 30, Number 6, September 1996
- Patrick Y. K. Chau:
An empirical investigation on factors affecting the acceptance of CASE by systems developers. 269-280 - Bonnie Daily, Art Whatley, Steven R. Ash, Robert L. Steiner:
The effects of a group decision support system on culturally diverse and culturally homogeneous group decision making. 281-289 - Ephraim R. McLean, Stanley J. Smits, John R. Tanner:
The importance of salary on job and career attitudes of information systems professionals. 291-299 - Trevor T. Moores:
Key issues in the management of information systems: A Hong Kong perspective. 301-307 - Thompson S. H. Teo, William R. King:
Assessing the impact of integrating business planning and IS planning. 309-321
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