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ORCIDInformation & Management, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, July 1992
- Douglas E. Durand, Susie H. VanHuss:
Creativity software and DSS: Cautionary findings. 1-6 - Víctor L. Pérez:
Developing informatics policies. 7-14 - Wil A. H. Thissen, Wim J. Stam:
Electronic data interchange in an industrial sector: The case of The Netherlands' building industry. 15-30 - Franz Lehner:
Expert systems for organizational and managerial tasks. 31-41 - Joan H. Coll:
An experimental study of the efficacy of tables versus bar graphs with respect to type of task. 45-51
Volume 23, Number 2, August 1992
- Mohamed A. Nour, David Chi-Chung Yen
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Group decision support systems: Towards a conceptual foundation. 55-64 - George P. Schell:
A case study of a tactical information system. 65-74 - Ugur Yavas, Mushtaq Luqmani, Zahir A. Quraeshi:
Facilitating the adoption of information technology in a developing country. 75-82 - Ido Millet, Charles H. Mawhinney:
Executive information systems: A critical perspective. 83-92 - Joline Morrison, Olivia R. Liu Sheng:
Communication technologies and collaboration systems: Common domains, problems and solutions. 93-112
Volume 23, Number 3, September 1992
- James Ang:
A classification of advanced office systems to aid in their development. 115-122 - William J. Doll, Mark W. Doll:
Downsizing at CBS/FOX video. 123-139 - Guisseppi A. Forgionne:
Streamlining information science research and education. 141-147 - Kenneth A. Kozar, Ilze Zigurs:
Human and machine roles in team product reviews: A prescription for change. 149-157 - Rachid M. Zeffane:
Patterns of structural control in high and low computer user organizations. 159-170
Volume 23, Number 4, October 1992
- Kimberly Cass, Timothy J. Heintz, Kate M. Kaiser:
An investigation of satisfaction when using a voice-synchronous GDSS in dispersed meetings. 173-182 - Robert L. Glass, Iris Vessey, Sue A. Conger:
Software tasks: Intellectual or clerical? 183-191 - Jin H. Im, Pamela D. Van Epps:
Software piracy and software security measures in business schools. 193-203 - Gilbert W. Joseph, J. Ellis Blanton:
Computer infectors: Prevention, detection, and recovery. 205-216 - William R. King, Rajiv Sabherwal:
The factors affecting strategic information systems applications: An empirical assessment. 217-235
Volume 23, Number 5, November 1992
- Varun Grover, James T. C. Teng:
An examination of DBMS adoption and success in American organizations. 239-248 - Chung S. Kim, Youngohc Yoon:
Selection of a good expert system shell for instructional purposes in business. 249-262 - Peter P. Mykytyn Jr., Gary I. Green:
Effects of computer experience and task complexity on attitudes of managers. 263-278 - Emdad H. Khan:
The effects of information centers on the growth of end user computing. 279-289 - Gordon B. Davis, Allen S. Lee, Kathryn R. Nickles, Sanjay Chatterjee, Robert Hartung, Youlan Wu:
Diagnosis of an information system failure: A framework and interpretive process. 293-318
Volume 23, Number 6, December 1992
- Magid Igbaria, Sidney R. Siegel:
The reasons for turnover of information systems personnel. 321-330 - Sudha Ram, Stephen C. Hayne, David A. Carlson:
Integrating information systems technologies to support consultation in an information center. 331-343 - Kar Yan Tam:
Capital budgeting in information systems development. 345-357 - Godwin J. Udo, J. Steve Davis:
Factors affecting decision support system benefits. 359-371 - Milam W. Aiken, Judith Pinn Carlisle:
An automated idea consolidation tool for computer supported cooperative work. 373-382
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