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[ID#] 69 [Author(s)] Andrew Martin [Abstract] Development of quality technical systems is an ongoing important element of information systems success. The author has initiated a research programme to investigate current practice of configuring IT projects, especially with respect to their technical architecture, from a management viewpoint. Work to date has identified a set of factors that influence practice in this area. The current work seeks to test and further develop theory by assessing the relative strength of the influencing factors and, more ambitiously, to identify associations between influencing factors and successful architecture processes. It is based on systematic questionnaire-based survey of a large number of UK practitioners in both IT-user and IT-service organisations. This paper shares and critiques the research design, discusses progress to date, and anticipates possible findings. [Title] 
Architecture of Information Technology Projects: Research Design.
UKAIS 2003: Abstracts
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