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Challenges To Global Information Systems Technology In Post Industrial Societies And Prospects For Democracy, Stanley Soles Jan 1994

Challenges To Global Information Systems Technology In Post Industrial Societies And Prospects For Democracy, Stanley Soles

Journal of International Information Management

This paper addresses two topics: post industrial society and global international information systems technology. It asks one question: "What has been their impact on the prospects for global democratization processes?" The paper has four parts: First post industrial society; second, global information systems in finance within a context of changing corporate models; third, prospects for global democratization processes; and fourth, global vision and local action.

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A Neural Network Driven Fuzzy System Approach To Decision Making, Mirza B. Murtaza, Vipul K. Gupta Jan 1994

A Neural Network Driven Fuzzy System Approach To Decision Making, Mirza B. Murtaza, Vipul K. Gupta

Journal of International Information Management

It is necessary to model and manage uncertainties efficiently and effectively in solving decision-making problems. Fuzzy reasoning and logic offers a natural means of handling uncertainty. This paper discus.'ses the development of an architecture that utilizes the advantages of fuzzy logic and neural networks that can be used in decision-making. The present paper outlines the reasons that motivate development of models that integrate fuzzy logic and neural networks. This discussion is followed by a brief overview of fuzzy logic and its concepts that are essential in understanding the application presented in the paper. The paper then describes the classification procedure …

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Implementing Information Systems With Stakeholder Analysis: A Case Study, Michael D. Myers Dec 1993

Implementing Information Systems With Stakeholder Analysis: A Case Study, Michael D. Myers

Journal of International Information Management

Despite the proliferation of information technology, the implementation of information systems remains problematic. While some organizations have been successful in implementing information systems, many systems fail to live up to expectations and some end up as disasters. This article describes how stakeholder analysis was used in the successful implementation of a decision support system in the Nev/ Zealand army. The system gives legal advice to New Zealand Army commanders about the laws of armed conflict.

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A Framework For Information Management: Evolution Of The New Manager, C.E. Taipe Rohm Jr., Walter T. Stewart Jr., Patrick S. Mvinturff Jan 1992

A Framework For Information Management: Evolution Of The New Manager, C.E. Taipe Rohm Jr., Walter T. Stewart Jr., Patrick S. Mvinturff

Journal of International Information Management

This article provides & framework for the information management field and of the evolution of the new manager of the future. It reviews the key changes in our modern society and how the computer has become a new tool. It presents a new definition of information management and then gives a short explanation of the framework areas.

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The Moderating Influence Of User Characteristics On The Relationship Between User Involvement And Perceived Usefulness Of Information Systems, Bo K. Wong, John K. S. Chong Jan 1992

The Moderating Influence Of User Characteristics On The Relationship Between User Involvement And Perceived Usefulness Of Information Systems, Bo K. Wong, John K. S. Chong

Journal of International Information Management

This study examines the moderating effect of user characteristics on the relationship between user involvement and perceived usefulness of ISs. Thirty-two organi2:ations with 127 users have participated in this study. Results indicate that among user characteristics, feelings about the existence of procedures to handle conflicts between users and the IS staff, years with the company, and years of IS experience produce moderating effects in the planning and design stage, or in the implementation stage of IS development.

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