Journal of Global Information Management articles from October 2002

Journal of Global Information Management archives from October 2002

Electronic government: new models of service delivery. (Editorial Preface).
October 1, 2002... On June 24, 2000, U.S. President Bill Clinton made the first Internet address to the nation. At that time he announced a bold initiative for the U.S. federal government; the deployment of firstgov.gov, a government-wide portal to be operational...

Fundamental risk factors in deploying IT/IS projects in Omani government organisations.
October 1, 2002... ABSTRACT Deploying IT systems has always presented a combination of challenges and risks to decision-makers. Many IT projects have failed to accomplish their cost, schedule, or technical performance objectives. However, the factors that...

The legislation systems project: an ethnographic case study of computerisation and the production of legislation in Tasmania, Australia.
October 1, 2002... ABSTRACT The LSP is a project where computerised technology has been used in an innovative manner to assist the creation of and access to legislation in Tasmania, Australia. It has had significant organisational implications and provides...

Information technology and the internationalization of the firm.
October 1, 2002... ABSTRACT A key concern for all multinationals is where to find a suitable location for their business activities, bearing in mind that they must find the right balance between global integration and local responsiveness. This article...

Adoption of electronic data interchange in small and medium-sized enterprises.
October 1, 2002... ABSTRACT As more and more small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) adopt information technology (IT) in their daily business operations and even in their strategic planning, the positive impacts of IT are no longer a privilege of large...

Software and culture: beyond the internationalization of the interface. (Research Note).
October 1, 2002... ABSTRACT Software applications are designed around user interaction. One interaction component is the user interface; the other deeper components represent the applications' logic and core functionality. Internationalization architectures...