Information Technology & People: Volume 17 Issue 1

Deconstructing information packages: Organizational and behavioural implications of ERP systems

Jannis Kallinikos

Argues that the organizational involvement of large scale information technology packages, such as those known as enterprise resource planning (ERP), has important implications…

ERP systems and the university as a “unique” organisation

Neil Pollock, James Cornford

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are widely used by large corporations around the world. Recently, universities have turned to ERP as a means of replacing existing…

Exploring the role of children in adults' adoption and use of computers

Neil Selwyn

Although we now know much about children's use of information and communications technologies, researchers have yet to consider adequately the roles that children play in shaping…

Situating gender: students' perceptions of information work

Roma Harris, Margaret Ann Wilkinson

Young people entering their first year of university studies were asked to give their impressions of 12 high knowledge and information sector occupations. Their perceptions yield…

Web site accessibility: an online sector analysis

Eleanor Loiacono, Scott McCoy

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), companies must provide customers with disabilities access to their “physical” stores. With the advent of the pure Web store, some…

A Computer Called LEO: Lyons Teashops and the World's First Office Computer

Edgar A. Whitley

Redesigning Human Systems

Frank Land

Editorial

Edgar A. Whitley, Eleanor Wynn