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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Back Cover
Managing IT in Government, Business Communities
Preface
Section I: Managing IT Within Organizations
Chapter 1: Adopting the Entrepreneurial Process in the Study of Information Systems and Small Business
Abstract
Introduction
Small Business Context
Related Research
Use of the Internet
A Conceptual Framework - Entrepreneurship
Conclusion
References
Chapter 2: Optimal Purchase Decision Criteria for Information Technology
Abstract
Introduction
Methods for Evaluating IT Investment
A Factor Rating Approach to the PC Purchasing Decision
Optimal Purchasing Decision Analysis
Pareto Chart Analysis
Conclusion
References
Chapter 3: Creating Intranets for Management and Collaboration in Federal Agencies
Abstract
Introduction
Research Questions and Hypotheses
Case Studies
Trends
Analysis
References
Chapter 4: Maintaining the Own Responsibility: Selected Information Systems Architecture, Selective Outsourcing and Organizational Learning as a Base for a Sustainably Positioned Information Technology Service
Introduction
The Problem
Basic Assumptions
Concept
Conditions and Limits
Results
References
Chapter 5: Using Spreadsheets as a Decision Support Tool: An Application for Small Businesses
Abstract
Introduction
The Use of Spreadsheets for Decision Support
The Choice of a Spreadsheet
The Decision-Making Process
Cost of Implementation and Skills Needed to Implement the Web Site
Other Examples
Future Implications
Conclusion
References
Chapter 6: Teaching Technology for Community
Introduction
Background
Content and Results
Enrollment
Philosophy
Methodology
Assessment of Students
What the Students Say
References
Section II: Managing IT Across Regions and Countries
Chapter 7: Information Resources Development in China: History, Present Situation and Problem Discussion
Abstract
Introduction
Brief Review on the History and Present Situation of China s Information Resources Development
Major Initiatives in China s Information Resources Development
Initial Impact of the Policies
Problems in Information Resources Development in China and Countermeasures
Conclusion and Future Trends
Endnotes
References
Chapter 8: An Analysis of Factors that Influence the Ability of SMEs to Derive Benefit in Four Phases of Electronic Commerce: 34 Australian Case Studies
Abstract
Introduction
The 34 Case Studies
The Four-Phase Model of E-Commerce Utilisation among Smes
The Four-Phase Model of E-Commerce Business Transformation
Factors that Influence an SME s Ability to Utilise E-Commerce
Internal Factors

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