Effective Use of Information Systems for Emergency Management: a Representation Theory Perspective

Conceptual change management framework for effective use of examination administration system: a systemic review

“…For example, in the healthcare record, the effective use consisted of accuracy, consistency, and action aspects of reflection (Burton-Jones and Volkoff, 2017). Bonaretti (2019) also explains effective use as a multifaceted formative concept made from promptness, currency, and responsiveness. Eden et al (2020) study incorporates the effective use dimensions and three sub-dimensions (adaptation, verification, and learning) based on the seminal work of Burton-Jones and Grange (2013) as incorporation of three sub-dimensions concurrently in the context theory still lacks in the literature.…”

Developing a change management measurement instrument for effective use of examination administration system

“…While there is scanty literature on quantitative measurement of effective use, there is existence of literature for example in performance information systems in medium-sized enterprises (Marchand & Raymond, 2017); in finance (Haake et al, 2018); Healthcare (Eden et al, 2019); Emergency information systems in United States (Bonaretti, 2019); health care information systems in the Chinese context (Yang et al, 2021); Analytic decision support systems (Campbell & Roberts, 2019) and in financial system in the Australia large tertiary education provider (Eden et al, 2020). The effective use measurement items for generic information systems were provisioned in Burton-Jones & Grange, (2013) but were very seldom used as reported in Eden et al (2020) study).…”

“…First challenge from literature reviewed in this study is that there are limited studies that have developed specific measurement scales for effective use of EAS in South Africa's TVET colleges context. Scholars such as Bonaretti, (2019) and Burton-Jones & Volkoff, (2017) contend that the dimension of effective use must be premised on the context in focus of investigation. For example in the healthcare record, the effective use consists of accuracy, consistency, and action aspects of reflection (Burton-Jones & Volkoff, 2017).…”

“…For example in the healthcare record, the effective use consists of accuracy, consistency, and action aspects of reflection (Burton-Jones & Volkoff, 2017). In emergency management, effective use was regarded as a multifaceted formative concept made from promptness, currency, and responsiveness (Bonaretti, 2019). In a case of effective use of EAS dimensions were uncoated in Mphahlele et al (2024) study however there is limited knowledge on measurement scales.…”

“…The previous measurement studies on the effective use of information systems had questionable measurement items with exception of Eden et al (2020). For an illustration purpose, Bonaretti, (2019) and Burton-Jones & Volkoff, (2017) were criticised for offering measurement scales not premised on the effective use theory which could lead to erroneous results due to latent content validity issues (Eden et al, 2020). Eden et al, 2020argument hinges on the fact that the effective use of seminal study by Burton-Jones and Grange (2013) indicator guide was not followed in many instances, therefore there are content validity issues with the previous information systems measurement studies on the effective use of IS.…”