论文信息 - Information System usage within Small Business Firms

Information System usage within Small Business Firms

This project investigates the use of information systems by small business firms. Five research objectives guided the analysis of this project. These objectives are: 1) sectoral differences relative to information systems usage; 2) impact of firm size on the level of software sophistication; 3) hardware capacity and remote processing capability; 4) the relationship between software satisfaction and software sophistication; and 5) fact finding nature of MIS applications.

Kin-Nam Lau | A. Kagan | Keith R. Nusgart

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