Information Technology & People: Volume 11 Issue 2

The distribution of computing: the knowledge markets of distributed technical support specialists

Kristin Eschenfelder, Robert Heckman, Steven Sawyer

Distributed computing environments place more computer power in the hands of the end‐user, and often demand increased technical support. In response, organizations may choose to…

The importance of organisational issues in systems development

N.F. Doherty, M. King

A survey of senior and influential IT managers explored the related questions of why some senior IT professionals perceive organisational issues to be more important than…

A further exploration into information systems development: the evolution of Multiview2

D.E. Avison, A.T. Wood‐Harper, R.T. Vidgen, J.R.G. Wood

Multiview was defined in 1985 and has been since refined to become an influential approach to information systems development. It has soft and hard aspects and, as a contingency…

Scheduling meetings using participants’ preferences

José A. Pino, Hugo A. Mora

A new approach to meeting scheduling is proposed. The assumption is that neither open nor closed systems are usually appropriate concerning an organization’s employees meeting…

Beyond Calculation: : The Next Fifty Years of Computing

Olaf Boettger

Information Technology and Organizations. Strategies, Networks and Integration

Martin Brigham

Strategic Sourcing of Information Systems: : Perspectives and Practices

Andrew Martin