Information systems IS success is a significant topic of interest, not only for scholars and practitioners but also for managers. This paper reviews the IS success research with a multidimensional approach. Various articles in academic journals and international conference on the same theme and between 1992 and 2015 were investigated. The finding indicates that i methodological, empirical studies are dominant, ii the notion "success" is chiefly represented through individual e.g., users/customers benefits, and iii DeLone & McLean model is heavily employed during the time. Some research avenues are discussed. Besides, the research gaps will be opportunities for adding development and research trends.
['Thanh D. Nguyen', 'Tuan Manh Nguyen', 'Thi H. Cao']
Information Systems Success: A Literature Review