Clinical Information Systems

O'Brien, Keith

doi:10.1016/s1322-7696(08)60402-3

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“…Usually they are discussed in a sequence with no underlying logical structure. O'Brien (2003O'Brien ( , 2004, the author of the two most popular textbooks on MIS as judged by the number of published editions, defines "Information as data placed in a meaningful and useful context" (glossary), and "Information quality as the degree to which information has content, form, and time characteristics that give it value to specific end users." He suggests an examination of 15 attributes of quality of information within a three-dimensional framework: (1) time, (2) content, and (3) form, with short comments, but with no reference to the informing processes or systems.…”

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Informing Systems in Business Environments: A Purpose-Focused View

Gackowski¹

2005

InSITE Conference

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This paper presents a technology-independent rational inquiry into informing systems in business environments. Depending on the primary concerns, informing systems should be examined from either the viewpoint of information disseminators or informing clients. The latter viewpoint is subject to extensive empirical studies within informing science and partially within the MIT Information Quality Program. It focuses mainly on information products, services, users' preferences, and requirement specifications. The information disseminators' viewpoint is rarely taken into account. Based on a short review of the most popular MIS textbooks and research in this domain, this paper discusses problems one encounters during examination of informing systems in business environments. It uses an improved version of the purpose-focused framework (Gackowski, 2004a), which covers both viewpoints. Two refinements of the Informing Science Framework as defined by Cohen (1999) are suggested.Keywords: Informing schema, informing systems, information in decision situations, valid information, misinformation, disinformation, purpose-focused view on quality, operations research (OR) approach to data/information quality, quality requirements; information effective usability, usefulness, and economic usefulness; refinements to the Informing Science Framework.

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Informing Systems in Business Environments: A Purpose-Focused View

Gackowski¹

2005

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“…If this is not possible, its use is not possible without huge organizational problems. CRM in a public cloud is very good for implementing a better collaboration through the whole organization [44]. Therefore, corporate collaboration [21] is another sub influencing factor.…”

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Customer Relationship Management in a Public Cloud environment - Key influencing factors for European enterprises

Möhring

Keller

2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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“…O'Brien and Marakas (2010) have noted that information systems evoluted in seven stages. The first stage consisted of electronic data processing systems in the 1950s and in the 1960s.…”

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An Assessment of the Impact of the Centralised Electronic Student Records Management System at Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe

Bigirimana¹,

Jagero²,

Zulu³

2016

IEB

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This research was carried out to assess the impact of the centralised electronic student records management system at Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe. The research questions aimed at assessing whether the current Student Information System (SIS) at Africa University is adequate, consistent, and reliable. Questionnaires were administered to students and staff who use the system. Findings indicated that the SIS at Africa University is only centralised in International Economics and Business ISSN 2377-2301 2016, Vol. 2, No. 2 2 theory since there is no interaction between the accounts office, accommodation services, registration, library and the virtual classroom. Moreover, students are frustrated by the time and extra effort they have to put in whenever they have to register and make enquiries about fees as they have to stand in queues for hours.

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Clinical Information Systems

Cited by 23 publications

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Informing Systems in Business Environments: A Purpose-Focused View

Informing Systems in Business Environments: A Purpose-Focused View

Customer Relationship Management in a Public Cloud environment - Key influencing factors for European enterprises

An Assessment of the Impact of the Centralised Electronic Student Records Management System at Africa University, Mutare, Zimbabwe

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