Information System usage within Small Business Firms
Albert Kagan, Kinnam Lau, Keith R. Nusgart
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice · 1990 · Volume 14 · Issue 3
DOI: 10.1177/104225879001400304
Abstract
This project investigates the use of information systems by small business firms. Five research objectives guided the analysis of this project. These objectives are: 1) sectoral differences relative to information systems usage; 2) impact of firm size on the level of software sophistication; 3) hardware capacity and remote processing capability; 4) the relationship between software satisfaction and software sophistication; and 5) fact finding nature of MIS applications.
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