Titlebook: Diffusion and Adoption of Information Technology; Proceedings of the f Karlheinz Kautz,Jan Pries-Heje Conference proceedings 1996 IFIP Inte

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The challenge of information technology transfer and diffusionplementation in organizations (Kwon and Zmud 1987, Leonard-Barton 1987, Fichman 1992) of software and IT innovations. This new area has attracted the interest of both the research and the practice communities. For example, four IEEE Computer Society workshops on software engineering technology trans

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Adoption and Implementation of IT: An Evaluation of the Applicability of Western Strategic Models ton given to the international applicability of the models and frameworks ensuing from this research. There appears to be little necessity for firms in other countries to ‘re-invent the wheel’ when considering the adoption and implementation of IT if they can learn from the experiences of Western firm

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On the diffusion of software technologies: technological frameworks and adoption profilesechnological frameworks exhibited by individuals and the social groups to which they belong..In the adoption process, stakeholders are organized as circles of diffusion; each group possesses different reference frameworks that constrain the way that information technology is accepted and diffused. T

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Implementation planning for information systems: promoting the transition with a communication strature and the role of design in this context, and we propose an implementation planning model which takes soft human issues into account. Our model borrows tools and methods from the marketing domain, and particularly from marketing research disciplines which have a long tradition of investigating qua

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Integrating Diffusion of Innovations and Theory of Reasoned Action models to predict utilization of findings from research into the . and the . a model was developed of the factors influencing individual level decisions to use IT. The model was then field tested in a survey of 540 individuals in seven organizations. Results show that the model received good support and that it can be used for unde