Information Systems Implementation

Testing a Structural Model

Inbunden, Engelska, 1990

AvHenry C. Lucas Jr.,Michael C. Ginzberg,Randall L. Schultz,Henry C. Lucas Jr,Henry C. Jr. Lucas,Michael J. Ginzberg

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This book presents a structural model of information system implementation and tests using data from several independent system implementation efforts. The model is based on the results of 15 years of implementation research and integrates the two primary streams of that research: factor studies and process studies. Testing the model involved three studies in diverse implementation contexts. The tests provide strong support for some aspects of the model and identify areas where the model is in need of further development and testing. The book includes a detailed review of past implementation research, a thorough explanation of the basis for the structural model's mathematical properties, descriptions of two field tests of the model including details about the research instruments employed, and a discussion of the utility of these studies for implementation research and practice.

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Utgivningsdatum1990-01-01
Mått156 x 235 x 13 mm
Vikt397 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor152
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9780893916657

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Preface vii1 Implementation 1A Framework for the Review 2Theories 5Factor Studies 8Process Studies 17Conclusion 21Preview 222 A Structural Model of Implementation 24Operationalizing lmpleme11tation 24Foundation for the Model 28Research Model 34Model Testing 45Appendix A. Mathematical Properties of the StructuralModel 473 Testing the Model with a Generalized DSS 52A Field Study 52Measurement 53Results 58Discussion 644 Testing the Model with Contrasting Systems 70The Model 70A Field Study 72Results 75Implications 855 Implications 86Support for the Model 86Implications for Implementation Research 89Implications for Implementation 93References 95Appendix 1. Variables in the First Study 101Appendix 2. Questionnaires from the First Study 105Appendix 3. Variables in the Second Study 128Appendix 4. Questionnaire from the Second Field Study 132Author Index 143Subject Index 145