2nd ECIME

Proceedings of ECIME 2007
The European Conference on Information Management and Evaluation
held at the University Montpellier 1, Montpellier, France
on 20-21 September 2007

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Paper Title	Author(s)	Page No.
Preface		v
Biographies of Conference Chairs, Programme Chair, Keynote Speaker and Mini-track Chairs		viii
Biographies of contributing authors		ix
Perceptions of Information Technology/Information Systems Value/ Utilisation in Saudi Organisations	Ala Abu-Samaha¹, Hatem Tamimi²and Sufian Yousef²¹Amman University, Jordan ²Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford UK	1-12
Evaluating an Electronic Patient Medicine Module Implementation in two Hospital Settings: An Occasion for new Types of Errors	Povl Erik Rostgaard Andersen and Tina Jensen Aarhus School of Business, University of Aarhus, Denmark	13-20
Multi-level Evaluation Settings for Semantic-Based Access Approaches in Image Retrieval: Process and Future Directives	Lydia Bauer, Josef Herget and Sonja Hierl Swiss Institute for Information Research, Chur, Switzerland	21-30
ISD Activities and Their Suitability for Outsourcing – A Literature Review	Linda Bergkvist Karlstad University, Sweden	31-40
Ex-Post Evaluation of the Implementation of a Student Administrative MIS in the Irish Institute of Technology (IoT) Sector: A Cross-Case Comparative Analysis	Marian Carcary Limerick Institute of Technology, Ireland	41-52
Integration of Enterprise Applications and Functional fit: the Role of ERP in Supporting Management Objectives	Fergal Carton and Frédéric Adam University College Cork, Ireland	53-62
A Public Value Evaluation of e-Government Policies	Walter Castelnovo¹ and Massimo Simonetta² ¹Università dell’Insubria, Como, ²Ancitel Lombardia, Cologno Monzese, Italy	63-70
Human Behaviour And Organisational Framework: A Multi-Agent Approach To Shape Information Management Systems	Pietro Cipresso University of Milan, Italy	71-82
Large Scale Research Project, Daidalos Evaluation Framework	Frances Cleary Grant¹, Miguel Ponce De Leon¹, Marta Garcia Moreno², Antonio Romero Vicente² and Mark Roddy³ ¹Waterford Institute Of Technology, Ireland ²Telefónica I+D, Spain ³Lake Communications, BIC, Ballinode, Sligo, Ireland	83-92
ICT Adoption Issues in ICT SMEs in the West Midlands UK – Beyond the differences	Pat Costello, Caroline Chibelushi and Andy Sloane University of Wolverhampton, UK	93-102
The Role of Technology in Medical Decision-Making and Judgment	Lucy Dadayan State University of New York, Albany, NY, USA	103-110
Using IT to Enhance Customers Loyalty and Trust in Retail Banking	Renata Paola Dameri¹ and Sara Bonfante² ¹University of Genova, Italy ²Intesasanpaolo, Torino, Italy	111-120
The Fundamental Challenge: Human and Organisational Factors in an ERP Implementation	Julie Dawson and Jonathan Owens University of Lincoln,UK	121-130
Is ICT Enabled Price Transparency a Solution to Quality HealthCare?	Martin D’Cruz¹ andRanjan Kini² ¹Turku School of Economics, Finland ²Indiana University Northwest, Gary, IN, USA	131-138
Outsourced Information Systems Failures in SMEs: A Multiple Case Study	Jan Devos¹, Hendrik Van Landeghem² and Dirk Deschoolmeester²¹University College of West Flanders, Kortrijk ²Ghent University, Belgium	139-148
The Application of Benefits Realisation Practices to the Development of a Clinical Trials Support System	Neil Doherty¹, Nilesh Dudhal¹, Crispin Coombs¹, Ron Summers², Hiten Vyas², Mark Hepworth² and Elizabeth Kettle² ¹Loughborough University, UK ²University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust	149-158
Categorization and Overview of IT Evaluation Perspectives - A Literature Review	Elisabeth Frisk IT-management, Informatics, IT-university, Göteborg, Sweden	159-170
Evaluating and Managing Risk in IT Projects	Abhishek Goyal SDM Institute for Management Development, Mysore, India	171-180
From CIO to CKO: A Quantum Leap in Leadership Skills	Paul Griffiths The Birchman Group, Santiago, Chile	181-188
Evaluation of e-Learning at Work - Methodological Aspects	Kerstin Grundén University West, Trollhättan, Sweden	189-198
Impact of IS/IT Investments on the Financial Performance of Portuguese top Companies	António Guerreiro and António Serrano University of Evora, Largo dos Colegiais, Portugal	199-208
Evaluating IT Benefits Through Modeling the Organization	Pia Gustafsson Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden	209-220
ICT Adoption and Use in UK SMEs	G Harindranath, Romano Dyerson and David Barnes Royal Holloway, University of London, UK	221-226
Selection Criteria for Enterprise Architecture Methods	Ari Hirvonen¹, Mirja Pulkkinen.² and Katariina Valtonen² ¹TietoEnator GMR Ltd, Jyväskylä, Finland ²University of Jyväskylä, Finland	227-236
Analysis of the Current State of Enterprise Architecture Evaluation Methods and Practices	Martin Hoffmann University of Jyväskylä, Finland	237-246
Electronic Health Records in Developing Countries, Integrating with Mobile Technology and Legacy Systems for Community Based Health Workers: Organisational and End-Users’ Issues	Adesina Iluyemi, Jim Briggs and Tineke Fitch University of Portsmouth, UK	247-256
An Exploratory Investigation into Internet Users’ Perception Regarding the Data Privacy Policies of Virtual Companies Operating in Ireland	Anita Kealy and Felicity Kelliher Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland	257-264
Evaluation of Internet Banking Adoption and Diffusion in Chile	Ranjan Kini Indiana University Northwest, Gary, IN, USA	265-274
Measuring the Information Society: An Explorative Study of Existing Tools	Florence Nameere Kivunike¹, Love Ekenberg¹, Mats Danielson¹ and F Tusubira^{2 1}Stockholm University, Sweden ²Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda	275-286
How do the Healthcare Information Systems (HIS) Help: A Literature Review	Elina Kontio¹, Juha Kontio², Heikki Korvenranta³ and Sanna Salanterä¹ ¹University of Turku, Finland ²Turku University of Applied Science, Finland ³University Hospital of Turku, Finland	287-294
Key Competences for Future Healthcare Information System (HIS) Developers: a Case Study	Juha Kontio, Janne Roslöf, Elina Kontio and Teppo Saarenpää Turku University of Applied Science, Finland	295-304
Evaluating Usage of CSCW Environments for Assuring Effective Collaboration on Interregional Projects	Andreas Koskeris, Catherine Christodoulopoulou, John Garofalakis and Sotirios Michalopoulos Research Academic Computer Technology Institute, Greece	305-320
Interpretative IS Evaluation: In Search for Results and Uses	Jenny Lagsten¹ and Göran Goldkuhl² ¹Örebro University, ²Linköping University, Sweden	321-330
Evaluating Electronic Service Quality: A Transaction Process Based Evaluation Model	Hongxiu Li and Reima Suomi Turku School of Economics, Finland	331-340
User Evaluation of Multidimensional Data Visualization Techniques for Financial Benchmarking	Dorina Marghescu Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland	341-356
Determinants of Information Technology Diffusion: A Study at the Firm Level for Portugal	Maria Martins and Tiago Oliveira Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal	357-366
An Investigation into the Current IT Legislation Affecting Small Health Care Organisations with Respect to the Management of Information	Gelareh Roushan, Alexander White and Graham Manville Bournemouth University, UK	367-374
Business and IT Alignment in Multi Business Companies	Gilbert Silvius Utrecht University of Professional Education, the Netherlands	375-384
CRM and SMEs – An Embryotic Research Field of Increasing Relevance	Olof Wahlberg, Håkan Sundberg, Karl Sandberg, Christer Strandberg Mid Sweden University, Sundsvall, Sweden	385-392
CHEVAL: Chur Evaluation Laboratory	Thomas Weinhold, Lydia Bauer, Josef Herget, Sonja Hierl and Joachim Pfister Swiss Institute for Information Research, Chur, Switzerland	393-400
Information Sharing Before, During, and After Emergency Responses	Lili Yang Loughborough University, UK	401-408
Enterprise Architecture Compliance: The Viewpoint of Evaluation	Tanja Ylimäki, Eetu Niemi and Niina Hämäläinen University of Jyväskylä, Finland	409-416