Information systems management: The need for a post-modern approach

Authors:
Dan Remenyi;Terry White;Michael Sherwood-Smith
Affiliations:
Visiting Professor the Henley Management College, Henley, UK;Independent consultant Johannesburg, South Africa;Head of the Department of Computer Science, University College Dublin, UK
Venue:
International Journal of Information Management: The Journal for Information Professionals
Year:
1997

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Abstract

This paper proposes a post-modern way of thinking about the development and the management of information systems and especially information systems development. The paper proposes a framework for a co-evolutionary or co-creation approach to information systems development and management incorporating all the main stakeholders.