Junk Computing

Ruth Guthrie, Paul Gray

Information Systems Management · 1996 · 37 citations · 1 references

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Abstract

Junk computing, the use of information systems in a way that does not directly advance organizational goals, can both diminish productivity and add value to a work environment. Results of a year-long study of the types and causes of junk computing can help managers reduce performance losses without stifling employee creativity.

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