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Professor Stefan Smolnik präsentiert Artikel auf der HICSS-48
[10.01.2015]48th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, January 5-8, 2015, Kauai, Hawaii, US
Der Artikel "Because Everybody is Different: Towards Understanding the Acceptance of Organizational IT Standards" von Thomas Müller, Sven Dittes, Professor Frederik Ahlemann, Professor Nils Urbach und Professor Stefan Smolnik wurde zur Präsentation und Veröffentlichung auf der 48. Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS-48) angenommen. Die HICSS-48 findet vom 05.01.2015 bis zum 08.01.2015 im Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa auf Kauai, Hawaii, USA, statt. Professor Stefan Smolnik präsentiert den Artikel im Rahmen der HICSS-48.
Zusammenfassung: Owing to growing complexity and rising costs of organizational information technology, standards are essential for companies to manage and maintain control over their IT. Insights from practice indicate that the crucial aspect regarding the success of IT standards is their implementation and enforcement. Thus, we derive the following research question: Which factors influence the intention to accept and use organizational IT standards on an individual level? Embedded as a deductive study in the acceptance research stream, we also conducted a supplementary field study incorporating nine interviews to answer this question. Our main result is a conceptual model covering the most influential factors regarding the acceptance of organizational IT standards. Our work has a twofold contribution: First, we advance the research field on organizational IT standards by establishing links to the field of acceptance research and offering explanations for individual acceptance of those standards. Second, our developed model serves as a basis for managing organizational IT standardization.
Darüber hinaus ist Professor Stefan Smolnik Mitausrichter von zwei Minitrack auf der HICSS-48. Den Minitrack "Knowledge Management Value, Success and Performance Measurements" richtet er zusammen mit den Professoren Murray E. Jennex (San Diego State University) und David T. Croasdell (University of Nevada in Reno) aus; den Minitrack "Designing and Deploying Advanced Knowledge Systems" zusammen mit Timo Käkölä (University of Jyväskylä).
