The way organisations do business has changed dramatically over the last twenty years and so have their information systems as they attempt to support and promote the business enterprise. The information system has a key role to play in the success or possible failure of the business yet, despite its importance, there is little evidence that the components of the information systems evaluation ...

For several reasons enterprises are frequently subject to organizational change. Respective adaptations may concern business processes, but also other components of an enterprise architecture. In particular, changes of organizational structures often become necessary. The information about organizational entities and their relationships is maintained in organizational models. Therefore the quic...

The purpose of this study was to determine the influence of organizational factors (management commitment, organizational culture and organizational structure) to the quality of the accounting information system and its implications on the quality of accounting information. The unit of analysis in this study is the accounting staff of 33 cooperatives in Bandung-Indonesia. The results showed tha...

Decision making support systems (DMSSs) are specialized computer-based information systems that have emerged in the last 30 years to support all phases of the decision making process, from intelligence through the design, choice, implementation and learning phases. DMSSs have evolved from classic decision support systems, executive information systems and expert systems , intelligent systems, W...

introduction: nowadays, the widespread distribution of hospital information systems (his) in healthcare institutions requires professional evaluation to assess the practical usefulness of these applications. nursing staff are the largest group of staff in a hospital and play an important role in the adoption and evaluation of hiss. methods: this was a descriptive, analytic, cross-sectional stud...

introduction: oral diseases are the most prevalent diseases probable at any age. they are chronic in nature and expensive to care.  accurate, comprehensive, well-structured, well-managed data is required to control and prevent oral diseases, clinical audit, quality of patient care, and administrative, financial, research and legal goals fulfillment we need. in dentistry, data collection would p...

This paper is about organizational competence in development of computer-based information systems. We address this theme by demonstrating and reflecting upon a systematic and inexpensive approach to surface organizational competence in initial analysis and design of an information system. The approach relies on the specific organizational competence of the actors already in the organization. C...