Journal of End User Computing articles from January 2002

Journal of End User Computing archives from January 2002

The focus of research in end user computing: where have we come since the 1980s?
January 1, 2002... During the 1980s, end user computing was often the domain of early adopters or "techies." But during the 1990s, the information technology (IT) revolution reached almost everyone in business organizations. Sophisticated and useful end user...

The role of trainer behavior in end user software training.
January 1, 2002... Understanding the factors that differentiate effective from ineffective end user software training is an under-researched topic in MIS research. Only a few studies have investigated the characteristics of effective training, and the cognitive...

Towards user-oriented control of end-user computing in large organizations.
January 1, 2002... Control is a major issue in end-user computing. The migration of responsibility, resources and authority from IT departments to user departments is frequently seen as a loss of power by the IT departments and an erosion of cost control by...

Organizational actions, computer attitudes, and end-user satisfaction in public organizations: an empirical study.
January 1, 2002... This paper reports the results of a field study that investigated the relationship among organizational actions (management advocacy and internal computing support), computer attitudes, and end-user satisfaction in public organizations. The...

Some Internet and E-commerce legal perspectives impacting the end user. (Industry And Practice).
January 1, 2002... INTRODUCTION Not too many years ago, hardly anyone had heard the terms "Web browser," "Web," or "electronic commerce." Today, the World Wide Web, often referred to as simply the Web and as the Internet, offers almost limitless...