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Jean Dupont*
John Wilkinson**
* IAE, Université de Nantes, France
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Jean Dupont*
John Wilkinson**
* IAE, Université de Nantes, France
** Dessautel Faculty, McGill University, Montreal, Canada
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Articles:
Venkatesh V., Morris M., Davis G. (2003), "User Acceptance of Information Technology: Toward A Unified View", MIS Quarterly, vol. 27, n°3, p. 425‑478.
Books:
Zmud R. W. (2000), Framing the domains of IT Management, Pinnaflex Publisher, Cincinnati.
Book chapters:
Baba M.L. (1990), “Local Knowledge in Advanced Technology Organizations” in L. Gomez-Meijia and M. Lawless (eds), Organizational Issues in High Technology Management, JAI Press, Greenwich, USA, p. 57-75.
Working papers:
Rudolph E. E. (1983), “Productivity in Computer Application Development, Department of Management Studies”, Working Paper n°9, March, University of Auckland.
Communications:
Tatnall, A. & Gilding, A. (1999), “Actor network theory and information systems research”, Proceedings of the 10th Australisian Conference on Information Systems, Sydney, Australia.
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