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USER INVOLVEMENT IN SYSTEM DESIGN: AN EMPIRICAL TEST OF ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES
'User involvement' in the development of information systems is often assumed to be key to successful implementation. However, few empirical studies have clearly demonstrated a relationship between user involvement and two key indicators of system success: system usage and user information sati
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