Journal of End User Computing articles from July 2002

Journal of End User Computing archives from July 2002

User-developed applications: can end users assess quality?
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT Organizations rely heavily on applications developed by end users, yet lack of experience and training may compromise the ability of end users to make objective judgments about the quality of their applications. This study...

Effectiveness of systems analysis and design education: an exploratory study.(Abstract)(Bibliography)
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT This paper reports the results of an exploratory study of student perceptions of the education and experiences of the Systems Analysis and Design (SA&D) course taught in the IS programs at academic institutions. An ex-ante and...

Environmental and person antecedents of telecommuting outcomes.(Abstract)(Bibliography)
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT As telecommuting gradually becomes a mainstream work option, more information is needed about the conditions for its successful implementation. Unfortunately, most information on the individual characteristics or situations best...

A visual code inspection approach to reduce spreadsheet linking errors.(Abstract)(Bibliography)
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT Spreadsheet programs are deceptively simple tools that are widely used by end-user developers in organizations. However, recent studies have shown that spreadsheets often contain significant, decision-affecting errors. One study...

Tenth century kings and twenty-first century technology: the story of Bluetooth. (Industry & Practice).
July 1, 2002... In the year 908 Gorm the Old was ruling as the first king of what is now known as Denmark. That year his wife, Thyre, bore him a son named Harald. The boy grew up to become a famous Viking warrior and king who ruled from 940 to 981. In the...