Abstract

Discusses the correlation between corporate performance and the use of information technology. Tests a model that was based on management information systems literature. Examines system effectiveness, user information satisfaction, organizational conversion, top management commitment, and organizational climate. Discusses testing in Austrian and German banks. (Author/LRW)

Citation

Weitzendorf, T. & Hiller, H. (1996). Profit Impact of Information Technology. Review of Information Science, 1(2),. Retrieved May 19, 2022 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/82802/.

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Keywords

• administration
• Banking
• Correlation
• EVALUATION METHODS
• Foreign Countries
• Hypothesis Testing
• information technology
• Management Information Systems
• models
• Organizational Climate
• Questionnaires
• User Satisfaction (Information)