Information Technology & People: Volume 9 Issue 3

A Japanese “cure” to a British “disease”? Cultural dimensions to the development of workplace surveillance technologies

Graham Sewell

Seeks to explore the analytical rectitude of comparative culturalist approaches to the explanation of differences in the implementation of technologies in different…

Global business and cross‐cultural information systems: Technical and institutional dimensions of diffusion

Roland Kaye, Stephen E. Little

Draws on a range of research into the problems of accommodating technical change in complex organizations to highlight the issue of cultural inter‐operability. Global…

Information technology transfer to a developing country: Executive information systems in Turkey

Melih Kirlidog

Notes that, like the technology itself, almost all research in information systems originates in Western countries, particularly the USA, where conditions are very…