1994
DOI: 10.1016/0950-7051(94)90012-4
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Feasibility study and impact assessment for a knowledge-based information-technology planning system

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“…Their position is difficult as they have to take potentially far-reaching decisions on the basis of limited expertise and little assistance. The results reported here have formed an input to a project (Doukidis and Karakoulas, 1994;Whitley, Poulymenakou and Cornford, 1992) to develop knowledge-based tools to assist managers of SBs to understand IT planning and the formulation of their IT needs with regard to their own business priorities.…”
Section: Conclusion Conclusion Conclusion Conclusion Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their position is difficult as they have to take potentially far-reaching decisions on the basis of limited expertise and little assistance. The results reported here have formed an input to a project (Doukidis and Karakoulas, 1994;Whitley, Poulymenakou and Cornford, 1992) to develop knowledge-based tools to assist managers of SBs to understand IT planning and the formulation of their IT needs with regard to their own business priorities.…”
Section: Conclusion Conclusion Conclusion Conclusion Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%