The role of interorganizational and organizational factors on the decision mode for adoption of interorganizational systems

Article Abstract:

Many firms have benefited from participation in interorganizational systems (IOS). However, participating members should cooperate in the implementation of IOS if they want to realize in full the benefits they can gain from these systems. The interorganizational and organizational factors behind the adoption of IOS is examined in the context of electronic data interchange.

Planning, Management, Information systems, Electronic data interchange, EDI (Electronic data interchange)

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Multiple conceptualizations of small business web use and benefit

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The use of web has proved to be very beneficial to the small businesses, and by innovative approach organizations and information systems implementation literature different variables can be identified in relation to usefulness of information technology (IT). Relationships between different variables are examined representing several small industrial sectors.

On-Line Information Services, Videotex & Teletext, Telegraph & other communications, Online services, Internet services, Electronic commerce, E-commerce, Multivariate analysis, Cable television/data services

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A framework for measuring the importance of variables with applications to management research and decision models

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Research into the problem of quantifying relative importance measures for a set of explanatory variables in statistical analyses frequently undertaken in decision making and management research is presented. Relative importance measures of a set of explanatory variables should be order independent and additively separable.

Management-Goal Setting, Research, Decision-making, Decision making, Management research, Managers, Goal setting

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