Journal of Enterprise Information Management: Volume 18 Issue 2

Perception on information and communication technology perspectives in logistics: A study of transportation and warehouses sectors in Singapore

Shaligram Pokharel

Logistics companies have benefited from the use of information and communications technology (ICT) in their business processes. Although ICT is being promoted in the Singapore…

Teleworking adoption decision‐making processes: Multinational and Malaysian firms comparison

Nelson Oly Ndubisi, Cengiz Kahraman

This paper aims at comparing teleworking adoption decision processes of multinational firms operating in Malaysia and Malaysian indigenous firms. It shows how to make comparative…

Determining the impact of quality management practices and purchasing‐related information systems on purchasing performance: A structural model

David Hemsworth, Cristóbal Sánchez‐Rodríguez, Bruce Bidgood

Many studies claim that the implementation of quality management practices and specific information systems can help organizations to improve performance. The objective of this…

Assessing the benefits of using an enterprise system in accounting information and management

Charalambos Spathis, John Ananiadis

This paper examines the impact of decisions stemming from the new ERP system on the accounting information and management implemented at a large public university in Greece, based…

The relationship between system usage and user satisfaction: a meta‐analysis

Rahat H. Bokhari

System usage and user satisfaction are widely accepted and used as surrogate measures of IS success. Past studies attempted to explore the relationship between system usage and…

The importance of management practices in IS project performance: An empirical study

J. Art Gowan, Richard G. Mathieu

The literature on software project management is extended into the broader domain of large‐scale IS management by studying enterprise‐wide system upgrade projects. In particular;…

Promoting requirement identification quality: Enhancing the human interaction dimension

W. Al‐Karaghouli, S. Alshawi, G. Fitzgerald

Reflects on experiences when traditional IT approaches were used to design large IT systems and ended in failure.