Human centered methods in information systems current research and practice /
The 1980s and 1990s have seen a growing interest in research and practice in information systems design and development from a human-centered perspective. This interest is accelerated by the increase in organizations in which the human resource provides the means to key competitive advantage. This b...
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IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA),
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Information Systems as Constrained Variety
- Issues and Scope / Steve Clarke and Brian Lehaney
- Topological Transformations: the co-construction of an Open System / Andrew Wenn
- "Excellent" Systems Analysts: A Grounded Theory Approach to Qualitative Research / M. Gordon Hunter
- Bottom-Up Management and System Design / W. Hutchinson
- System and Training Design for End-User Error / Jonathan K. Lazar, Anthony F. Norcio
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of Web Sites / Ruth V. Small, Marilyn P. Arnone
- Vulnerability and the Aware IS Practitioner: A Reflective Discourse on Unfinished Business / Simon Bell
- Enabling Technology for Collaborative Working: A Socio-Technical Experience / Dianne Willis, Elayne Coakes
- Information Systems as Wicked Problems / Gill Mallalieu, Steve Clarke
- A Measuring of Task-Technology Fit for Computer-Mediated Communication / E. Vance Wilson and Joline P. Morrison
- The Metaphorical Implications of Data Warehousing / Elizabeth J. Davidson
- Critical Thinking and Human Centered Methods in Information Systems / Lorraine Warren
- Rethinking Stakeholder Involvement: An Application of the Theories of Autopoiesis and Boundary Critique to IS Planning / Jose Rodrigo Córdoba and Gerald Midgley, Diego Ricardo Torres.