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INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND THE SPECIFICITY OF SMALL BUSINESS

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Up to now, almost all empirical studies in the field of information systems have considered large organizations. This article analyzes the specificity of small organizations in regards to information systems. Representative research questions confronting this specificity are proposed.

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