The Information Center Concept: A Normative Model and a Study of Six Installations
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Abstract
The principal current concern of corporate information centers is the support and management of end-user computing. This paper presents a normative model of an information center in terms of the end-user computing environment, discusses the results of extensive field interviews with information center managers, staff, and end-users, and draws conclusions and generalizations that are relevant for both future research and information center management.
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Author | Clinton E. White, Jr., and David P. Christy |
Year | 1987 |
Volume | 11 |
Issue | 4 |
Keywords | End-user computing, information centers, planning, security and control, effectiveness, efficiency |
Page Numbers | 451-458 |