Journal of End User Computing articles from January 1999

Journal of End User Computing archives from January 1999

End User Computing: Clarity, Change, Choice.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... It is not uncommon to hear information systems researchers remark in defining end user computing that "If you think about it, everything is end user computing." End users are those people who have trouble fixing tables in word processors. They...

Exploring the Measurement of End User Computing Success.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... As end user computing (EUC) becomes more pervasive in organizations, a need arises to measure and understand the factors that make EUC successful. EUC success is viewed as a subclass of organizational information system (IS) success, having...

Constructive Design Environments: Implementing End-User Systems Development.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... The philosophy of end user design proposes an approach to information systems provision where those involved in the human activity context are central to establishing the relevant requirements for their information systems. In this paper we...

Strategies for Managing EUC on the Web.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... Beginning in the early 1980s, end-user computing (EUC) began to permeate organizations following the advent of the personal computer and a host of applications directed at the non-IS professional. Along with EUC came a whole new set of...

Rethinking End-User Training Strategy: Applying a Hierarchical Knowledge-Level Model.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... Training in information technology (IT) tools has traditionally been defined in terms of skills. Consequently, training methods and approaches have focused almost exclusively on ensuring that a trainee acquire the skills required to use an IT...

Knowledge Transfer in Conceptual Modeling by End Users.(Technology Information)
January 1, 1999... Organizations could benefit greatly if the accumulated expertise that end users have in building spreadsheet models could be used as a springboard to help them learn new modeling formalisms. This ability to transfer knowledge from a familiar...

The Virtual Workplace.(19 articles edited by Magid Igbaria and Margaret Tan)(Review)
January 1, 1999... The Virtual Workplace Magid Igbaria and Margaret Tan, editors Idea Group Publishing Copyright 1998, 406 pages, $64.95 cloth; $49.95 paper ISBN 1-87828941-1 (hard); 1-878289-47-0 (soft) The Virtual Workplace, edited by Igbaria and Tan,...