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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"End-user computing"”.

  1. Factors affecting end-user computing sophistication in small business

    This thesis describes research on End-User Computing (EUC) in small business in an environment where no Information System (IS) support and expertise are available. The research aims to identify the factors that contribute to EUC Sophistication and understand the extent small firms are capable of …

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  2. The interaction between end-users and systems analysts : the effects of end-user/analyst conflict on perceived system success

    This study investigates the interaction between end-users and systems analysts during end-user application development. It further investigates the effect that this interaction has on the success of the system development effort. The interaction between end-users and systems analysts is studied …

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  3. Triggered expressions : event driven manipulation of cell states in spreadsheets

    Spreadsheets have become the go-to end-user computing tool for non-technical users, enabling users to create mid to low-level complexity processes for purposes such as administrative tasks, storing data, and reports. In light of this success, spreadsheets developers have worked to expand …

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  4. An Empirical Study Of The Factors Contributing To Microcomputer Usage

    … specialists; rather, the office automation and end user computing movements are placing information technology into the hands of workers at all levels, and in all areas. The emergence of the business microcomputer has played a central role in this trend.;The rapid growth of microcomputers in the …

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  5. An investigation of technical support issues influencing user satisfaction

    … on information systems. Additionally, the tremendous growth of the Internet has changed the way business is carried out. As the user population evolves into a much more technical and demanding group, their needs are also changing. With this change, Management Information Systems (MIS) …

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  6. A descriptive case study: Investigating the implementation of web based, automated grading and tutorial software in a freshman computer literacy course

    … for Microsoft Office. Building upon decades of end-user computing satisfaction and technology acceptance research, the purpose of the study is to describe the instructor and student experiences that result from the implementation and use of MyITLab educational software. The nature of the study …

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  7. A study of the influences of computer interfaces and training approaches on end user training outcomes

    … is a key factor in determining the success of end user computing (EUC) in organisations. This study examines the influences of two application interfaces, namely icons and menus, on training outcomes. The training outcomes are measured in terms of effectiveness, efficiency and perceived ease of …

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  8. An examination of near-graduates' computer self-efficacy in light of business employers' expectations

    … to assume university graduates will have good computing skills. Such assumptions may be the reason that employers use broad terms to advertise the computing tasks required for graduate-level positions. This thesis investigates how well the expectations of employers match the perceptions of …

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