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Success Factors and Impacts of Mobile Business Applications: Results from a Mobile e-Procurement Study
Judith Gebauer,Michael J. Shaw +1 more
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A research framework and exploratory case study are presented that assess success factors and impacts of mobile business applications based on the concept of task/technology fit and indicate a need for simple but highly functional mobile applications that complement existing information systems.Abstract:
Based on the concept of task/technology fit, a research framework and exploratory case study are presented that assess success factors and impacts of mobile business applications. Preliminary empirical evidence for the applicabilit y of the framework was obtained for a mobile electronic procurement system implemented at a Fortune 100 company. For different user groups, the relationships between the characteristics of technology and tasks, usage, and organizational impacts were analyzed. The results indicate a need for simple but highly functional mobile applications that complement existing information systems. The study provides a basis for further research to improve the design and management of business applications based on emerging technologies.read more
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