Competencies and Learning for Management Information Systems

Kaasbøll, Jens; Chawani, Marlen Stacey; Hamre, Gro Alice; Sandvand, Jon

doi:10.28945/1323

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“…In the context of this research, users are managers who are directly involved in planning, designing, managing accounting information systems, in this case financial applications. This concept has been proven through previous research [8], [9] and [10].…”

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Managerial Models and Their Contribution to the Successful Use of Financial Applications

Puspitawati

2022

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This study examines the suitability of the managerial model (the strategy, support and competence of managers) on the successful use of financial applications for insurance companies registered with the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (OJK). Quantitative methods used to confirm the proposed model and predict the magnitude of the influence that arises between the variables studied. Primary data was collected by distributing questionnaires to 313 accounting and finance managers of insurance companies registered OJK Indonesia and 160 sample sizes were collected through a simple random technique. Data analysis used Covarian Base Structural Equation Model (CB-SEM) with Lisrell 8.5 software. The results of this study have succeeded in confirming the conceptual model developed by researcher and proving that managerial model variables have an effect on the successful use of financial applications in insurance companies registered OJK Indonesia. This research proves that the successful of using financial application depends on the relevance of the user. The Managerial Model shows that the right management strategy and top management support as well as adequate managerial competence effectively make the system more flexible, integrated, easy to access which in turn creates user satisfaction and intensive use of the system in an organization. The successful use of applications in an organization encourages the company's operational activities to run effectively and efficiently and to achieve competitive advantage

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Managerial Models and Their Contribution to the Successful Use of Financial Applications

Puspitawati

2022

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“…Beyond this direct contribution to design of an ICT solution, the study has also contributed to the discourse in HIS in developing countries by emphasizing the crucial role of the front line health workers’ own problem solving, invention and adaptation of information tools. Thus, our study adds to the HIS literature that focusses on health workers’ learning activities (Kaasbøll et al , 2010). Specifically, we demonstrated how health workers learn through their interactions with the context and further adapt information tools and work practices to fit their working situations.…”

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confidence: 95%

The role of context in the co-evolution of work and tools

Shidende

Aanestad

Igira

2016

ITP

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Purpose This paper presents a work-centred study of how information systems practices and tools become shaped by their context. The purpose of this paper is to increase the understanding of how practices and tools co-evolve, with a specific focus on the role of context, and based on this to offer relevant design implications. The empirical motivation comes from attempts to utilize information and communication technologies (ICT) in resource-constrained settings. Design/methodology/approach Empirical work was conducted in primary healthcare facilities in Tanzania that offer Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission services. Four health facilities with different organizational and socio-economic characteristics were studied using ethnographic methods (participant observation, interviews and document analysis). The authors have employed activity theory as the theoretical framework, since it explicitly places human activity within a cultural, social and temporal (developmental) context. Specifically, the concept of mediation breakdown was used for data analysis at activity, action and operation levels. Findings By focussing analytically on situations of mediation breakdown in the situation of use, at both an activity, action and operation level, the authors have achieved an understanding of how information tools are being adapted to both their contextual conditions and the information needs of the community of users. Research limitations/implications The study illustrates the decisive role that context may play in shaping the actual usage of information technology. While the detailed findings were specific to the concrete domain, time and place, in general, an increased awareness of the role of context may lead to more robust approaches to the introduction of ICT solutions. Originality/value While activity theory literature offers insight on how to analyse context, the discussion is limited to the understanding of how context can be modelled into artefacts. The paper suggests that the contradiction concept is useful for studying the role of context and its impact in co-evolution of work and information tools. The study also contributes to the discourse in health information systems in developing countries by emphasizing the crucial role of the front line health workers’ own problem solving, invention and adaptation of information tools.

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“…al (2011) prove that manager competence is the most influential factor on the quality of financial application (MAIS) in companies listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange. Furthermore, Kaasbøll et. al (2010) found that low competence impacts financial application (MAIS) that often fails.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Environmental Uncertainty, Manager Competency and Its Impact on Successful Use of Financial Applications in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era

Puspitawati

Hertati

Zarkasyi

et al. 2022

JEECAR

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the conceptual model of successful use of financial applications that is influenced by environmental uncertainty and manager competence.Quantitative research is used to examination the conceptual model developed. Data collected was used as primary data by distributing questionnaires to respondents. The target population is 478 management accounting units in 118 SOEs in Indonesia. The sample size is 100 SOEs manager who selected by simple random sampling technique . The data analyzed using Structural Equation Model. The results show that the researcher's conceptual model's suitability can be tested. The environmental uncertainty variable empirically has a negative impact on success implementation of financial applications. The manager's competence variable positively affects the successful implementation of financial applications. The negative direction shown as a result of environmental influences uncertainty on the successful use of financial applications can occur. The results of the study have an important contribution in determining the success of using financial applications in SOEs companies in Indonesia, wherein daily practice, environmental uncertainty factors and manager competencies have proven to be very influential on the successful use of financial applications, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic which has not completely subsided.

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Competencies and Learning for Management Information Systems

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

Managerial Models and Their Contribution to the Successful Use of Financial Applications

Managerial Models and Their Contribution to the Successful Use of Financial Applications

The role of context in the co-evolution of work and tools

The Environmental Uncertainty, Manager Competency and Its Impact on Successful Use of Financial Applications in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era

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