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USER INVOLVEMENT IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE EMPIRICAL LITERATURE
Considerable prescriptive literature exists which advocates user involvement in the development of information systems and suggests alternative mechanisms by which such involvement can be increased. However, formal empirical studies investigating user involvement are few in number, fragmented, and
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