Lan, Z.; Scott, C.R.: ¬The relative importance of computer-mediated information versus conventional non-computer-mediated information in public managerial decision making (1996)
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- Abstract
- Explores the relevance of computer mediated information to organizational decision making in state and local government agencies. Examines the extent to which computer mediated information is available, and utilized by, organizational dacision makers when compared to more conventional information media such as formal upper management directives, person to person conversations, or personal knowledge. Computer mediated information plays an important role in organizational decision making, even though its utilization is perceived to be less than its availability
