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Information Technology & People, Volume 9
Volume 9, Number 1, 1996
- Mark S. Ackerman:
Definitional and contextual issues in organizational and group memories. 10-24 - Alexandre Zenie:
Analysing and redesigning a remote sensing business process for rapid estimates of agriculture in Europe. 25-48 - Carol V. Brown, Jeanne W. Ross:
The information systems balancing act: building partnerships and infrastructure. 49-62 - M. Gordon Hunter, Shailendra C. Palvia:
Ideal, advertised and actual systems analyst skills: the Singapore context. 63-77
Volume 9, Number 2, 1996
- Francis A. Wilson:
The socio-cybernetic paradox of the networked firm. 3-23 - Christopher Westrup:
The play of information systems development: Drama and ritual in the development of a nursing information system. 24-42 - Delvin Grant, Erhan Mergen:
Applying quality to Leavitt's framework to solve information technology problems: A case study. 43-60 - Eleanor Wynn, David G. Novick:
Relevance conventions and problem boundaries in work redesign teams. 61-80
Volume 9, Number 3, 1996
- Graham Sewell:
A Japanese "cure" to a British "disease"? Cultural dimensions to the development of workplace surveillance technologies. 12-29 - G. Roland Kaye, Stephen E. Little:
Global business and cross-cultural information systems: Technical and institutional dimensions of diffusion. 30-54 - Melih Kirlidog:
Information technology transfer to a developing country: Executive information systems in Turkey. 55-84
Volume 9, Number 4, 1996
- Nathalie N. Mitev:
More than a failure? The computerized reservation systems at French Railways. 8-19 - Lucas D. Introna:
Notes on ateleological information systems development. 20-39 - Marie-Claude Boudreau, Daniel Robey:
Coping with contradictions in business process re-engineering. 40-57 - John T. Nosek, Munir Mandviwalla:
Mobile group support technologies for any-time, any-place team support. 58-70
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