Journal of End User Computing articles from January 2000

Journal of End User Computing archives from January 2000

The Role of Training in Preparing End Users to Learn Related Software.(Industry Trend or Event)
January 1, 2000... The aim of this paper is to determine what types of formal training methods can provide appropriate "mapping via training" of a new but related database management system (DBMS) given that "mapping via analogy" is also taking place. To this...

The Impact of Task and Cognitive Style on Decision-Making Effectiveness Using a Geographic Information System.(Technology Information)
January 1, 2000... A laboratory experiment is conducted to investigate how two individual cognitive style factors, field dependence and need-for-cognition, relate to decision-making performance for a spatial task. The intent of the investigation is to establish a...

Schools of Thought in Research into End-User Computing Success.(Technology Information)
January 1, 2000... This article analyses the last decade of research into the causal factors of end-user computing (EUC) success. The last ten years of EUC research are characterised within an analysis of 16 studies, which demonstrates the variety of influences...

Shifting Paradigms: The New Informated Business Architecture.
January 1, 2000... This paper explores shifting business paradigms and presents a new informated business architecture for global competition. The paper explores four graphic models of paradigm shifts in the scope of shifting: power, strategic resources,...

Information Warfare and Security.(by Dorothy E. Dening)(Review)
January 1, 2000... Information Warfare and Security. Dorothy E. Dening Addison-Wesley, Reading MA Copyright 1999; ISBN 0201433036; 544 pages Denning is a computer science professor at Georgetown University who adopts an all-encompassing perspective on...