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[ID#] 8 [Author(s)] Steve Page; Brenda Seddon [Abstract] At the start of the 21st century, with ever faster and more complex computer systems being built and implemented into organisations, there are many issues concerning the organisational use of computerised information systems that are still poorly understood. Previous research shows that the introduction of information technology into an organisation will impact upon the workforce therein; this impact may be positive or negative. This research uses a case study from the building industry to examine factors associated with the impact of an information technology development on the workforce. The purpose of the study is to compare the pre-delivery expectations of the workforce, for a new IS, with the reality of the current system, in an attempt to better understand he human and social factors associated with the development of a computerised information system. [Title] 
The Human and Social Factors Associated with the Development of a Computerised Information System: A Case Study from the Building Industry.
UKAIS 2003: Abstracts
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