TY - UNPB
T1 - The inclusion of users in models for evaluating Cost/Utilization of information systems
AU - Borovits, Israel
AU - Giladi, Ran
PY - 1991
Y1 - 1991
N2 - An attempt to expand the cost / benefit assessment model (1977 DOR, -BOROVITS AND EIN) so that it takes into account the increasing importance of the use of information systems. Such an extension will allow a general organizational view of cost / benefit. The benefit assessment process can be divided vertically and horizontally: three levels of benefit assessment are defined vertically - the computer system, the information system and the organization; And yes, three key components of the information system have been identified as horizontal - hardware, software, and users. The adoption of this division, allows the use of numerical indexes as well as graphical representations, which together allow, quick and easy identification of non-exhaustive use of resources, focal points of "bottleneck" and the like, from a systemic point of view.
AB - An attempt to expand the cost / benefit assessment model (1977 DOR, -BOROVITS AND EIN) so that it takes into account the increasing importance of the use of information systems. Such an extension will allow a general organizational view of cost / benefit. The benefit assessment process can be divided vertically and horizontally: three levels of benefit assessment are defined vertically - the computer system, the information system and the organization; And yes, three key components of the information system have been identified as horizontal - hardware, software, and users. The adoption of this division, allows the use of numerical indexes as well as graphical representations, which together allow, quick and easy identification of non-exhaustive use of resources, focal points of "bottleneck" and the like, from a systemic point of view.
M3 - Working paper
T3 - Working paper (Israel Institute of business Research)
BT - The inclusion of users in models for evaluating Cost/Utilization of information systems
PB - Tel Aviv University, Faculty of Management, The Leon Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration
CY - Tel Aviv
ER -