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Problems in CASE introduction: experiences from user organizations

Abstract The paper deals with CASE introduction problems experienced in user organizations based on data from a combined Danish and Finnish questionnaire study. Using principal component analysis the paper illustrates how demographic factors, objectives for acquiring CASE, selection criteria, introduction activities, and the internal diffusion of tools associate with tool related and organizational problems.

Ivan Aaen | Ivan Aaen

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