2012 · 120 citations · 46 references
BusinessInformation SystemsManagement Information SystemsInformation Systems DevelopmentInformation Systems ManagementInformation Systems StrategyInformation EvaluationInformation Systems IntegrationTechnology AdoptionEmpirical EvaluationInformation QualityInformation System ImpactInformation Technology IntegrationTechnology AcceptanceTechnology Adoption Intention
This study modified the dimensions of the TAM and D&M IS Success Models and added additional two success dimensions (Management support and Training). An integrated model for evaluating IS success was generated; the proposed model has been validated by an empirical study based on a questionnaire. The results indicated that information quality has a strong significant influence on IS success (81.9%) followed by Behavioral intention (80.2%); Perceived usefulness (78.8%); whereas the least one is user involvement (70%). The overall results show that the proposed model can be beneficial for decision makers in organizations on evaluating the implementation of information systems.
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