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OBSERVATIONS ON THE USE OF BEHAVIORAL MODELS IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND PRACTICE
Much of the gap between the potential of Information Systems and their realization can be explained by behavioral and organizational issues. This paper outlines the scope of behavioral research in information systems using selected examples, identifies several principles underlying this work, an
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