Journal of End User Computing articles from April 2002

Journal of End User Computing archives from April 2002

End-user perspectives on the uptake of computer supported cooperative working.
April 1, 2002... Researchers in Information Systems have produced a rich collection of meta-analyses and models to further understanding of factors influencing the uptake of information technologies. In the domain of CSCW, however, these models have largely...

How does attitude impact IT implementation: a study of small business owners.
April 1, 2002... According to previous studies, attitude towards information technology (IT) among small business owners appears to be a key factor in achieving high quality IT implementations. In an effort to extend this stream of research, we conducted case...

A three-tier technology training strategy in a dynamic business environment.
April 1, 2002... As end-user training becomes increasingly important in today's technology-intensive business environment, progressive companies remain alert to find ways to provide their end users with timely training and resources. This paper describes an...

A study of computer attitudes of non-computing students of technical colleges in Brunei Darussalam.
April 1, 2002... The study surveyed 268 non-computing students among three technical colleges in Brunei Darussalam. The study validated an existing instrument to measure computer attitudes of non-computing students, and identified factors that contributed to...

IT security issues: the need for end user oriented research. (Industry and Practice).
April 1, 2002... Considerable attention has been given to the technical and policy issues involved with IT security issues in recent years. The growth of e-commerce and the Internet, as well as widely publicized hacker attacks, have brought IT security into...