Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Understanding how users learn and become committed to a new information system helps developers design better implementation methods and academics identify the factors influencing that commitment. The authors propose the idea of a user continuum, in which 'learning' and 'use' increase commitment over time and are influenced by a variety of change events.  develop a model of commitment and examine the first stage. To test this model, the authors focused on the first phase of a major enterprise resource planning ERP implementation at a military installation, proposed a series of testable hypotheses, and used a participant survey with partial least squares analysis to measure the effects of user awareness, information transfer, and recognition on user realisation of the system. Pre-and post-training results shod model R2's of.77 and.57, respectively, and increases in the initial stage of user commitment was statistically significant.
['Alexander McLeod', 'Mark G. Simkin', 'John M. Week']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Toward the user-commitment continuum: establishing the importance of realisation
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