| TopDescriptionThe vision of the Advances in End User Computing (AEUC) Book Series is to provide a forum to information technology educators, researchers, and practitioners to advance the practice and understanding of end user computing. AEUC publishes insightful research, practice notes and case studies from all areas of end user computing, and offers editorial support from a wide range of experts in the field. As the series title suggests, contributions are sought that demonstrate the way in which the end-user computing domain is moving forward. We would like to publish texts related to any aspect or application of EUC, some of which are outlined in the Coverage section above. Of particular interest is material which links conceptual and practical issues: for example, books in which a conceptual or theoretical section is brought to life through reports of practical applications such as action research interventions or case studies. The major emphasis is on how to increase end user productivity and performance, and how to achieve organizational strategic and competitive advantage, The key vehicle for this is expected to be edited texts, within which multiple contributors write on aspects of the chosen topic. Exceptionally, multiple-authored texts will also be encouraged where they are able to demonstrate an ability to provide the necessary material. Finally, we would like to emphasize that we welcome contributions from practitioners. End-user computing is a field in which the application of ideas is of particular value in bringing them to life, and the practice of EUC is therefore one of the major keys to understanding its advancement. TopMissionThe vision of the Advances in End User Computing (AEUC) Book Series is to provide a forum to information technology educators, researchers, and practitioners to advance the practice and understanding of end user computing. The book series aims to publish insightful research, practice notes and case studies from all areas of end user computing in hopes of providing an understanding in the advancement of End User applications. TopTopics CoveredThe Advances in End User Computing (AEUC) Book Series aims provide a range of authored and edited texts for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate study (MSc/MBA/PhD) markets, with a focus on key areas of those curricula, and/or addressing EUC issues from a practitioner perspective. The key to success lies in delivering the correct balance between organizational, managerial, technological, theoretical, and practical aspects. In particular, the interaction between, and interdependence of these often different perspectives is an important theme.End-user computing is a rapidly developing and changing domain, and it is a key aim of this book series to reflect current developments. The Editorial Team has involvement in a wide range of end-user computing issues, and is actively seeking proposals which emphasize case studies, applied research, theoretical or conceptual issues, and philosophical viewpoints. Topics of interest to the series include, but are not limited to, the following areas: Change management
Education and learning technologies
Hardware and software
Information resources management
Management functions
Privacy, security, and copyright issues
Productivity and performance
Risk factors
Satisfaction
Security and privacy
Social responsibility
Strategic and competitive advantage
Success factors
Support and training
Using and managing emerging technologies, including electronic commerce TopEditorial Advisory BoardAdvances in End User Computing (AEUC) Book SeriesEditor-in-Chief: Steve Clarke, University of Hull, UKAssociate Editors:
Paul Drake, Glaxo Smith-Kline, UK
Ashish Dwivedi, University of Hull, UK
John Edwards, Aston University, UK
Gordon Hunter, Lethbridge University, Canada
Susan Lippert, Drexel University, USAInternational Editorial Advisory Board:
Joseph Barjis, Georgia Southern University, USA
Kevin Dow, Kent State University, USA
Evan Duggan, The University of the West Indies,
Donal Flynn, University of Manchester, UK
Keith Horton, Napier University, UK
Hazem El Khatib, United Arab Emirates University, UAE
Selmin Nurcan, University Paris 1 Sorbonne, France TopReleases |
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TopAuthor(s)/Editor(s) BiographySteve Clarke Steve Clarke, Ph.D.received a BSc in Economics from The University of Kingston Upon Hull, an MBA from the University of Luton and a PhD in human centred approaches to information systems development from Brunel University (UK). He is a professor of Information Systems in the University of Hull Business School (UK). He has extensive experience in management systems and information systems consultancy and research, focusing primarily on the identification and satisfaction of user needs and issues connected with knowledge management. His research interests include: social theory and information systems practice; strategic planning; and the impact of user involvement in the development of management systems. Professor Clarke is the co-editor of two books, Socio-Technical and Human Cognition Elements of Information Systems, 2003 published by Idea Group Publishing and Beyond Knowledge Management, 2004 published by Idea Group Publishing. |