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Managing End-User Computing

Third-Era Information Systems: Strategy Development Continued

Eevelyn Arkush
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Steven A. Stanton
Pages 66-69 | Published online: 31 May 2007

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Rajesh Mirani & William R. King. (1994) Impacts of End-User and Information Center Characteristics on End-User Computing Support. Journal of Management Information Systems 11:1, pages 141-166.
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Ernest Jordan & Bob Tricker. (1995) Information strategy: alignment with organization structure. The Journal of Strategic Information Systems 4:4, pages 357-382.
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Rajesh Mirani & William R. King. (1994) The Development of a Measure for End-User Computing Support. Decision Sciences 25:4, pages 481-498.
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