Managing information systems
Developing and managing expert systems: proven techniques for business and industry
Developing and managing expert systems: proven techniques for business and industry
Information systems implementation: testing a structural model
Information systems implementation: testing a structural model
Requirements for the development of GIS-based group decision-support systems
Journal of the American Society for Information Science - Special issue: spatial information
A small business inventory DSS: design, development, and implementation issues
Computers and Operations Research
Changing information technology and information technology management
Information and Management
Perceived importance of information system success factors: a meta analysis of group differences
Information and Management
Measuring user satisfaction with data warehouses: an exploratory study
Information and Management
Toward an empirical understanding of computer simulation implementation success
Information and Management
Analysis, Design and Implementation of Information Systems
Analysis, Design and Implementation of Information Systems
A spatio-temporal geometry-based model for digital documentation of historical living systems
Information and Management
Maintaining robust decision capabilities: An integrative human-systems approach
Decision Support Systems
Information and Organization
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Geographical information systems (GIS) are becoming more prevalent in both day-to-day and strategic decision-making by retailers. Given the array of internal and external databases they use and integrate, and the human and organisational development needed, a most apposite description of how a GIS may be introduced for retailing decision-making is "system implementation". There is little published work on GIS implementation as applied to retailing. Retailers wishing to understand the critical success factors of implementation cannot assume that studies from other industries can provide simple generalisations. This article presents exploratory case studies developed using a grounded theory approach, reflecting GIS implementation experiences of British retailers. Three major retailers who have already developed and utilised their GIS to varying degrees are used in a case study.