Information Resources Management for End User Computing: An Exploratory Study

Authors:
Phillip Ein-Dor;Eli Segev
Affiliations:
Tel Aviv University, Israel;Tel Aviv University
Venue:
Information Resources Management Journal
Year:
1988

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Abstract

Four hypotheses of organizational factors affecting the extent of end user computing EUC were investigated by means of a field study. The study encompassed 108 users in 21 organizations. The major findings in the data presented here are that the extent of EUC is closely associated with organizational size, DP resources, top management use, and users needs. A model is presented integrating these factors within a framework of organizational information resources.