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ASSESSING TASK-TECHNOLOGY FIT IN SIMULATION MODELING

Mark T. Dishaw · Diane M. Strong · D. Brent Bandy

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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Usability and User Interface Design Information Systems Theories and Implementation

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This research examines task-technology fit in a simulation modeling context using the method of Dishaw & Strong (1998b, 1999).An instrument is developed for assessing task needs, technology characteristics, and the resulting fit for simulation tasks using simulation modeling tools.Overview

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