Title
A heuristic–systematic model of end-user information processing when encountering IS exceptions
Abstract
IS exception management often relies on end-users for success. A key aspect of end-user management of IS exceptions is sufficient information processing before responding. However, end-users process information dynamically across different judgmental contexts and sometimes favor effort reduction over accuracy maximization. With today's IS tightly meshed with underlying organizational business processes, inappropriate end-user responses pose organizational risks. We therefore developed a theory-based research model which was designed to uncover the motivational mechanisms needed to provide effective information processing in this context. Empirical testing using 318 experienced users of Microsoft Excel supported our model.
Document Type
Article
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.im.2012.09.004
Keywords
is exception management, heuristic–systematic model, information processing, information sufficiency
Publication Date
2013
Recommended Citation
Davis, Joshua M., and Brad M. Tuttle. "A heuristic–systematic model of end-user information processing when encountering IS exceptions." Information & Management 50, no. 2-3 (2013): 125-133.
Journal Title
Information and Management