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WHICH THEORY APPLIES: AN ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH

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Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development Information Systems Theories and Implementation

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Research in information systems has rapidly expanded during its relatively brief existence. IT offers organizations a fundamental decision-enhancing environment that extends new opportunities, therefore producing thriving, competitive firms, adding business value and offering valuable products and services to customers. Research within the IT domain has produced several new theories, some of which have been used to help explain and predict end-user use of technologies. We provide a comprehensive overview of the major IT theories and review their theoretical fundamentals.

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