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Economic Analysis of Information System Investment in Banking Industry: Advanced Studies
Author(s): Ukai, Yasuharu
ISBN10:  443124204X
ISBN13:  9784431242048
Format:  Hardcover
Pub. Date:  5/30/2005
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag

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Table of Contents
Part I Past and Present of Information System Investment in the Banking Industry
Past and Present of Information Systems in Banks
3(26)
Chronological Changes in Information Systems in Banking
3(14)
Off-Line Systems
3(2)
Progress of On-Line Systems
5(11)
Networks around the Banking Industry
16(1)
Accidents That Affected On-Line Systems and the Lessons Learned
17(7)
Setagaya Cable Fire
17(3)
The 1992 London Explosion
20(1)
Great Hanshin Earthquake
21(2)
The Year 2000 (Y2K) Problem
23(1)
Roles of the System Department
24(5)
History of the System Department
25(2)
The Changing Roles of the System Department
27(2)
Information System Strategy of Nationwide Banks
29(26)
Current Banks and Systems
29(1)
Management Subjects of the Banking System
30(5)
Countermeasures for Changing Conditions
30(1)
Strategy for Competitive Advantage
30(2)
Adjustment to New Technology
32(1)
Strategic Support System
32(1)
Improvement of Customer Services
32(2)
Risk Management
34(1)
Maximizing Business Efficiency
34(1)
System Management
35(1)
Revolution of Delivery Channels
35(7)
Changes to the Point of Business in the Bank
36(3)
Network Banking Strategy
39(3)
Creation of Mega Banks and System Problems
42(2)
Issues
44(11)
Technical Issues
44(3)
System Management
47(8)
Part II Review of Information System Analyses
Limit of Aggregate Level Analysis of Information System Investment
55(16)
Introduction
55(2)
Productivity Paradox
57(1)
Studies of the Whole Economy
58(6)
Growth Accounting
59(3)
Macro Production Function and Cost Function
62(1)
Effect on Consumer-Surplus
63(1)
Industry-Level Studies
64(3)
IT Effect on Employment for the Whole Economy
67(1)
Summary
68(3)
Firm-Level Analysis of Information Systems Investment
71(20)
Introduction
71(1)
Studies on Productivity
72(6)
Contribution of IT Capital to Firm Value
78(3)
Analysis of Organization Effect and Management Strategy Effect
81(3)
Effect on Working Conditions
84(2)
Summary
86(5)
Part III Positive Analyses of Information System Investment in the Banking Industry
Outlook and Study Process of Questionnaires
91(16)
Background and Study Process of Questionnaire Surveys
91(8)
The Concept of Information System Investment
99(2)
Accounting Problems in Information System Investment
101(3)
Lessons from Questionnaire Surveys
104(3)
Disclosure and Circumstances Concerning Information System Assets
107(20)
Introduction
107(1)
Accounting Procedure of Information System Assets
108(2)
Accounting Procedure (1): Computer Software Assets
108(1)
Accounting Procedures (2): Computer Equipment
109(1)
Accounting Procedure of Research and Development Costs
110(1)
Computer Software as an Asset
110(1)
Types of Cooperate Disclosure
111(2)
Legal and Voluntary Disclosure
111(1)
Necessity of Disclosure
112(1)
Information System Assets in Japanese Banks
113(10)
Information System Assets
116(2)
Computer Software
118(2)
Computer Equipment
120(2)
Planned Budget for Information System
122(1)
Classification of Banks by Information System Assets
123(2)
Summary
125(2)
Cross-Section Analysis of Information System Investment
127(22)
Introduction
127(3)
Definition of Information System Investment and Questionnaire Items
128(1)
Financial Index and Total Employee Number in Answering Banks
129(1)
Various Statistics of Questionnaires
130(13)
Results of Regression Analysis
143(3)
Information System Development Cost and Loan and Bills Discounted
144(1)
Information System Development Cost and Total Assets
144(1)
Information System Development Costs and Number of Personnel
145(1)
Management Strategy and Investment Activity
146(2)
Conclusions
148(1)
Analysis of Information System Investment Using Questionnaire Data
149(16)
Introduction
149(2)
Estimated Model and Data Set
151(6)
The Market Value Model: Brynjolfsson and Yang Type Model
151(2)
Data Sources and Construction
153(4)
Estimated Results
157(5)
Conclusion
162(3)
Analysis of Information System Investment Using Public Data
165(22)
Introduction
165(1)
Analytical Tools and Data Set
166(7)
Formation: Model for Panel Data
167(1)
Data Sources and Construction
167(5)
Unbalanced Panel Data and Balanced Panel Data
172(1)
Estimation
173(9)
Estimation (1) Unbalanced Panel Data Analysis
174(6)
Estimation (2) Balanced Panel Data Analysis
180(2)
Concluding Remarks: Future Directions and Opportunities for Research
182(5)
Conclusion
187(34)
Part IV Appendix
A Information System Investment Questionnaires 1995-1997
193(14)
B Documents about Accounting Standards
207(10)
C Mathematical Appendix
217(4)
References 221(10)
Index 231

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