TECHNOLOGY-INFORMATION PROCESSING FIT AND THE PERFORMANCE OF R & D PROJECT GROUPS: A TEST OF CONTINGENCY THEORY.

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Innovation and Knowledge Management Team Dynamics and Performance Information Systems Theories and Implementation

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A study of 98 R&D project groups using a longitudinal design found support for the contingency theory hypothesis that the fit between a task technology's nonroutineness and information-processing n...

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