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9780765614872

Human-Computer Interaction and Management Information Systems: Applications. Advances in Management Information Systems

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    9780765614872

  • ISBN10:

    0765614871

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-07-15
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Table of Contents

Series Editor's Introduction xi
Vladimir Zwass
Foreword xiii
Izak Benbasat
Applications of Human-Computer Interaction in Management Information Systems: An Introduction
1(16)
Dennis Galletta
Ping Zhang
Part I. Electronic Commerce and the Web
Human-Computer Interaction for Electronic Commerce: A Program of Studies to Improve the Communication Between Customers and Online Stores
17(12)
Izak Benbasat
Understanding the Direct and Interaction Effects of Web Delay and Related Factors: A Research Program
29(41)
Dennis Galletta
Raymond M. Henry
Scott McCoy
Peter Polak
Pop-Up Animations: Impacts and Implications for Web Site Design and Online Advertising
70(31)
Ping Zhang
Part II. Collaboration Support
Bridging Distance: Empirical Studies of Distributed Teams
101(18)
Judith S. Olson
Gary M. Olson
Asynchronous Virtual Teams: Can Software Tools and Structuring of Social Processes Enhance Performance?
119(24)
Starr Roxanne Hiltz
Jerry Fjermestad
Rosalie J. Ocker
Murray Turoff
Collaboration Technologies, Tasks, and Contexts: Evolution and Opportunity
143(30)
Ilze Zigurs
Bjorn Erik Munkvold
Part III. Culture and Globalization
Toward Reliable Metrics for Cultural Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction: Focusing on the Mobile Internet in Three Asian Countries
173(27)
Jinwoo Kim
Inseong Lee
Boreum Choi
Se-Joon Hong
Kar Yan Tam
Kazuaki Naruse
Cultural and Globalization Issues Impacting the Organizational Use of Information Technology
200(47)
Geoffrey S. Hubona
Duane Truex III
Jijie Wang
Detmar W. Straub
Part IV. Learning and Training
Technology-Based Training: Toward a Learner-Centric Research Agenda
247(11)
Sharath Sasidharan
Radhika Santhanam
Developing Training Strategies with an HCI Perspective
258(26)
Lorne Olfman
Robert P. Bostrom
Maung K. Sein
The Learning Objects Economy: What Remains to Be Done?
284(29)
Conrad Shayo
Lorne Olfman
Part V. User-Centered IS Development
Research Issues in Information Requirements Determination for Systems Development and Human-Computer Interaction
313(24)
Glenn J. Browne
Dimensions of Participation in Information Systems Design
337(20)
John M. Carroll
Mary Beth Rosson
Part VI. Health Care/Health Informatics
Technology-Enabled Transformations in U.S. Health Care: Early Findings on Personal Health Records and Individual Use
357(22)
Ritu Agarwal
Corey M. Angst
Organizational and Individual Acceptance of Assistive Interfaces and Technologies
379(24)
Adriane B. Randolph
Geoffrey S. Hubona
Part VII. Methodological Issues and Reflections
Conducting Experimental Research in HCI: From Topic Selection to Publication
403(21)
Alan R. Dennis
Monica J. Garfield
Heikki Topi
Joseph S. Valacich
Soft Versus Hard: The Essential Tension
424(9)
John M. Carroll
Editors and Contributors 433(10)
Series Editor 443(2)
Index 445

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