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This mini-track
focuses on behavioral,
organizational, and technical issues
related to information quality in
organizational information systems.
Most organizational information
systems suffer from information
quality problems. As organizations
are increasingly dependent on
information systems for support of
organizational functions,
information quality problems may
pose serious problems for
organizations. In general, both
technical and behavioral approaches
to improving information quality
problems have been found to be
useful, although problems remain in
most organizations.
This mini-track will focus on ways
to better understand and address
information quality problems in
organizational information systems.
The mini-track will emphasize
approaches to system design that
ensure high quality information,
behavioral issues in the use of
information systems with information
quality problems, and managerial
issues in the design and use of
systems with information quality
problems. Papers addressing
information quality problems and
solutions associated with web-based
information systems are particularly
encouraged. Studies applying
theoretical perspectives from
psychology, artificial intelligence,
management science, and
organizational science are sought.
Organizational case studies
involving solutions to information
quality problems are also welcome.
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