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The Strategic Implications of Non-technical Stakeholder Acceptance in High Technology System Design and Implementation
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The Strategic Implications of Non-technical Stakeholder Acceptance in High Technology System Design and Implementation

Suzanna Long
Human Systems Management, Vol.29(4), pp.205-216
11/17/2010

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The introduction of change is frequently met with resistance, especially if that change involves a re-engineering of basic work processes and the introduction of high technologies. This study examines the introduction of a complex software system to standard work processes within an organization staffed by a largely non-technical, professional workforce. A case study approach will be used to highlight high technology-driven change management and decision-making at the planning and early implementation stages.
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