Networked Information Technologies Diffusion and Adoption /

• Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
• Other Authors: Damsgaard, Jan. (Editor), Henriksen, Helle Zinner. (Editor)
• Format: Electronic
• Language: English
• Published: Boston, MA : Springer US, 2004.
• Series: IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, 138
• Subjects: Business.; Management.; Information technology.; Business > Data processing.; Business mathematics.; Computer communication systems.; Computers.; Management information systems.; Computer science.; Business and Management.; Business Mathematics.; Theory of Computation.; Computer Communication Networks.; Management of Computing and Information Systems.; IT in Business.
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Software systems that used to be relatively autonomous entities such as e.g. accounting systems, order-entry systems etc. are now interlinked in large networks comprising extensive information infrastructures. What earlier used to be stand-alone proprietary systems are now for the most part replaced...

Table of Contents:

• The Socio-Political Construction of CareSys
• Information and Communication Technologies Diffusion in Industrial Districts
• Where is the Innovation?
• Co-Ordination of E-Government
• Translations in Network Configurations
• MIS and the Dynamics of Legitimacy in Health Care
• Role Model for the Organisational IT Diffusion Process
• Should Buyers Try to Shape IT-Markets Through Non-Market (Collective) Action?
• Exploring Application Service Provision
• A Framework for the Investigation of the Institutional Layer of IT Diffusion
• Taking Organizational Implementation Seriously: The Case of IOS Implementation
• Ten Years on: Reflections on the Past and Future of 8.6
• Networked Technologies Ớ The Role of Networks in the Diffusion and Adoption of Software Process Improvement (SPI) Approaches
• Open Source Software: Placebo or Panacea?
• The Diffusion and Adoption of Mobile Computing.