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Maintaining Quality of Information Technology Service in an organizationShrestha, Deepak January 2010 (has links)
<p>Optimized quality of IT services are those which need pre-analysis of users’ requirements, service provider’s capabilities as well as service specification and standardization. For any organization, maintaining of quality of IT service has become one of the key challenges which holds a significance importance to users’ satisfaction. Thus, this research tries to explore and identify the key factors of service quality dimensions and its affect on Information Technology Service so that organization can understand and follow the possible way to maintain quality of IT service to satisfy its end users. To achieve ultimate target of this research, the relevant three literatures have been reviewed and then the concept structure has been proposed for the analysis. From the respective three literatures, service quality dimensions have been selected to be tested for quality practices in Information Technology Service Department in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC).A qualitative research approach has been used to get a better understanding of the issue. The empirical data has been gathered through the study of internal documents, five days of participant observations and in-depth structured interviews with three quality assurance staffs and one IT service user from UNODC. Data presentation and analysis have been done in accordance with the literatures framework and research questions. Finally, conclusion has been drawn by answering research questions based on the issues identified. The findings of the exploratory case study suggest that considering of dependability, prior requirement analysis, and functionality of IT product and services could be taken up to bring realistic, clear, and goal-oriented quality approach in the Information Technology Service which address users’ expectations. The quality dimensions and the gap identified in the research study provide an avenue to address the quality related difficulties that IT service organizations encounter while developing of IT services. This study is expected to create a significant contribution to the areas within a domain of service quality in Information Technology as well as in Information System and Information Management. <strong></strong></p><p> </p>
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Maintaining Quality of Information Technology Service in an organizationShrestha, Deepak January 2010 (has links)
Optimized quality of IT services are those which need pre-analysis of users’ requirements, service provider’s capabilities as well as service specification and standardization. For any organization, maintaining of quality of IT service has become one of the key challenges which holds a significance importance to users’ satisfaction. Thus, this research tries to explore and identify the key factors of service quality dimensions and its affect on Information Technology Service so that organization can understand and follow the possible way to maintain quality of IT service to satisfy its end users. To achieve ultimate target of this research, the relevant three literatures have been reviewed and then the concept structure has been proposed for the analysis. From the respective three literatures, service quality dimensions have been selected to be tested for quality practices in Information Technology Service Department in the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes (UNODC).A qualitative research approach has been used to get a better understanding of the issue. The empirical data has been gathered through the study of internal documents, five days of participant observations and in-depth structured interviews with three quality assurance staffs and one IT service user from UNODC. Data presentation and analysis have been done in accordance with the literatures framework and research questions. Finally, conclusion has been drawn by answering research questions based on the issues identified. The findings of the exploratory case study suggest that considering of dependability, prior requirement analysis, and functionality of IT product and services could be taken up to bring realistic, clear, and goal-oriented quality approach in the Information Technology Service which address users’ expectations. The quality dimensions and the gap identified in the research study provide an avenue to address the quality related difficulties that IT service organizations encounter while developing of IT services. This study is expected to create a significant contribution to the areas within a domain of service quality in Information Technology as well as in Information System and Information Management.
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To discuss the sale organizational model of IT service industry base on resource base view - H Company's corporate services group as an exampleChu, Kang-wei 28 June 2009 (has links)
As the growth of internet, the E-commerce has become a global business trend. Under this globalization of the e-economy, the international value chains, such as the division of labor, force the domestic enterprises such as manufacturing and service industries to face this great challenge in recent years. The reason why the information technology(IT) services industries are flourishing for past few years is due to they can provide a combination between professional knowledge and information technology for improving enterprises¡¦ international competiveness to gain excess-profit. However, the market in Taiwan is too limited to survive for those service providers. Under such highly competitive market, the services industries have made a drop in making profits. In order to sustain technological leadership to maintain a stable market place, how to integrate inter limited resources becomes a key factor to gain business improvement.
This study will be the case for the study, the first industrial survey, a systematic insight into the company's resources, markets, technology, organizational structure and found that the company's strengths, weak, facing the threat of competition and opportunities for further growth. Organizational model and then explore the sale of better mode of change and corporate resources to business organizations, the impact of sales and marketing organizations before and after changes in sales performance for the effect of changes in sales organization, summed up the following conclusions:
1, The IT services industry sales organization designed based on strategic objectives and characteristics of its Selling Motion designed.
2, Sales organization of IT services industry transformation, the enterprise intangible resources of personnel and organizational skills that affect business sales organizations key to the success of the transformation factor.
3, Sales organization of IT services industry transformation, that need to design model according to their characteristics to be adjusted business performance assessment methods.
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Developing Data Management Services: What Support do Researchers Need?Kollen, Christine 18 October 2016 (has links)
Presented at the University of Arizona 2016 IT Summit / The past several years has seen an increasing emphasis on providing access to the results of research, both publications and data. The majority of federal grant funding agencies require that researchers include a data management plan as part of their grant proposal. In response, the University of Arizona Libraries, in collaboration with the Office of Research and Discovery and the University Information Technology Services, has been providing data management services and resources to the campus for the past several years. In 2014, we conducted a research data management survey to find out how UA researchers manage their research data, determine the demand for existing services and identify new services that UA researchers need. In the fall of 2015, the Data Management and Data Publication and Curation (DMDC) Pilot was started to determine what specific services and tools, including training and support and the needed technology infrastructure, researchers need to effectively and efficiently manage and curate their research data. This presentation will present what data management services we currently are offering, discuss findings from the 2014 survey, and present initial results from the DMDC pilot.
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The Association Between Two Types of Knowledge Transfer Mechanisms, Employees’ Ambidextrous Innovation and Employees’ Innovation Performance in the Software and Information Technology Services IndustryNiu, Shuhan, Xu, Qiuyang January 2023 (has links)
Background: The reallocation of resources is changing with the rapid growth of business and the changing products and technologies in most countries around the world. Information technology (IT) outsourcing is one way to access resources efficiently. Meanwhile, software and IT service providers, in particular, rely significantly on innovation to stay competitive and fulfill their clients' continuously changing expectations (Blumenberg et al., 2009). Knowledge transferring is a source of innovation, which helps employees actively acquire their explicit and tacit knowledge from their clients to realize ambidextrous innovative performances. Purpose: The goal of our research is to investigate the association between the two different knowledge transfer mechanisms from the clients to the suppliers, ambidextrous innovation and innovation performance of suppliers’ employees in the software and IT services industry. The research also aims to identify whether ambidextrous innovation has mediating effects on the relationship. On the basis of a literature review of the topic, a total of 17 hypotheses are proposed. Method: As for the research methodology, this research adopts a realist ontology and a positivist epistemology. Through a web-based questionnaire survey of 250 employees from the software and IT industries, the research collected relevant data about knowledge transfer, employees’ ambidextrous innovation, and employees’ innovation performance and the approach is purposive and snowball sampling. In addition, we conducted a pretest to ensure the web-based survey’s questionnaire is reliable and valid. SPSS 28.0 was used as the tool for data analysis, and the methods of analysis mainly included descriptive statistics analysis, reliability analysis, validity analysis, and correlation analysis and linear regression. Conclusion: Our research established a framework to show the association between two types of knowledge transfer mechanisms, employees’ ambidextrous innovation and employees' innovation performance. It has been found that the transfer of explicit and tacit knowledge from clients to suppliers' employees has a statistically significant positive association with the employees' innovation performance in the suppliers’ companies of software and IT services industry. Furthermore, explicit knowledge transfer has a stronger association with employees' ambidextrous innovation compared to tacit knowledge transfer. The analysis also pointed out that exploratory innovation, rather than exploitative innovation, is proven to have a higher association with employees’ innovation performance. In addition, a mediating role of ambidextrous innovation between knowledge transfer and innovation performance is also identified in our research. Our research also took gender into consideration to examine the consistency of the results across gender conditions.
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A case study of quality management of software applications for management information systems in Hong Kong.January 1994 (has links)
by Ng Mei Po Mabel. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1994. / Includes bibliographical references (leave 51-52). / ABSTRACT --- p.ii / TABLE OF CONTENTS --- p.iii / Chapter / Chapter I. --- INTRODUCTION --- p.1 / Chapter II. --- PROBLEM IN FOCUS --- p.3 / Chapter III. --- SCOPE OF STUDY --- p.7 / Chapter IV. --- RESEARCH METHODOLOGY --- p.8 / Chapter V. --- ORGANISATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES DEPARTMENT --- p.8 / Function --- p.8 / Mission --- p.8 / Organisation Structure --- p.8 / Personnel Schedule --- p.8 / Requests for Computerisation --- p.10 / Departmental IS Strategic Planning --- p.10 / Microcomputer Systems and Items --- p.10 / Mainframe Systems and Mid Range Systems --- p.10 / Chapter VI. --- SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE --- p.12 / Introduction --- p.12 / Detailed Description --- p.15 / What is SSADM+ in ITSD ? --- p.22 / Implementation of SSADM+ in ITSD --- p.26 / Chapter VII. --- THE ROAD TO ACHIEVE IS09001 --- p.28 / The Principal Concepts and Significance of IS09000 --- p.28 / Why is IS09000 Recommended to be Necessary for ITSD? --- p.29 / Overview of the Feasibility of Applying IS09000 in ITSD --- p.30 / Recommendations --- p.35 / Problems of Study --- p.38 / APPENDIX --- p.39 / BILIOGRAPHY --- p.51
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[en] INFRASTRUCTURAL TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATION IN THE BRAZILIAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES / [pt] TECNOLOGIA INDUSTRIAL BÁSICA E INOVAÇÃO NOS SERVIÇOS DE TECNOLOGIA DA INFORMAÇÃO NO BRASILMARCELLO CARVALHO DOS REIS 24 September 2018 (has links)
[pt] O objetivo desta dissertação é contribuir para o avanço do conhecimento sobre a capacidade de inovação e os obstáculos à inovação enfrentados pelas empresas de serviços de tecnologia da informação, destacando-se o papel da Tecnologia Industrial Básica (TIB) no fortalecimento dessa capacidade. Particularmente, a dissertação busca responder como as empresas deste setor percebem a importância das funções da TIB - metrologia, normalização, regulamentação técnica e avaliação da conformidade - em seus ciclos de inovação, na perspectiva de destacar os benefícios oriundos da consolidação da infraestrutura nacional de serviços tecnológicos de suporte à capacidade inovadora dessas empresas. A metodologia compreende: (i) revisão bibliográfica e documental sobre os temas centrais da dissertação; (ii) definição do objeto do estudo e seleção da fonte primária de dados - Pesquisa de Inovação 2014 (Pintec 2014), do IBGE; (iii) elaboração do plano tabular para solicitação ao IBGE de tabulação especial da Pintec 2014; (iv) análise e discussão dos resultados; e (v) formulação das conclusões da pesquisa e de sugestões para a próxima edição da Pintec e estudos futuros. Destacam-se como resultados: (i) a identificação de itens da Pintec diretamente associados às funções da TIB; e (ii) a análise da percepção das empresas de serviços de tecnologia da informação sobre a relevância das funções da TIB em seus ciclos de inovação. / [en] The aim of this dissertation is to contribute to the advancement of knowledge about innovation capacity and obstacles to innovation faced by information technology service companies, with emphasis on the role of infrastructural technologies (Portuguese acronym, TIB) in strengthening this capacity. In particular, the dissertation seeks to answer how the companies in this sector perceive the importance of the TIB functions - metrology, standardization, technical regulation and conformity assessment - in their cycles of innovation, with a view to highlighting the benefits derived from the consolidation of the national infrastructure of technological services to support the innovative capacity of these companies. The methodology includes: (i) bibliographic and documentary review on the central themes of the dissertation; (ii) definition of the study object and selection of the primary source of data - IBGE s Innovation Research (Pintec 2014); (iii) preparation of the tabular plan for requesting a special tabulation of the Pintec 2014 to IBGE; (iv) analysis and discussion of the results; and (v) formulation of research findings and suggestions for the next edition of Pintec and future studies. The results are as follows: (i) the identification of Pintec 2014 items directly associated with the TIB functions; and (ii) the analysis of companies perception of information technology services on the relevance of TIB functions in their innovation cycles.
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Diseño de un Plan de Continuidad Operativa de Servicios de Tecnologías de la Información para una planta industrial alineado a la norma ISO/IEC 27031:2011 / Design of an IT Operational Continuity Plan for an industrial plant aligned to the ISO / IEC 27031: 2011 standardGarcía Gutiérrez, Alan David 24 April 2021 (has links)
En el presente proyecto se ha diseñado un plan que permite la continuidad operativa de servicios de TI en base a la norma ISO/IEC 27031:2011, teniendo en consideración otras normas relevantes y marcos de trabajo para poder así, contar con la mejor solución ante una interrupción, posterior recuperación y continuidad del servicio. En tal sentido, el presente trabajo se divide en 5 capítulos. En el primer capítulo, se desarrolla la situación problemática junto con el problema a resolver y otros aspectos asociados que determinaron la ejecución de este proyecto. En el segundo capítulo, se desarrolla el marco teórico, el cual brindará información acerca de conceptos sobre temas relevantes y relacionados a la continuidad de procesos y servicios tecnológicos, así como diversas normativas internacionales y su evolución a través del tiempo. En el tercer capítulo, se explicará la definición del problema, los procesos críticos a través de la elaboración del análisis de impacto al negocio y su posterior análisis de riesgos. En el cuarto capítulo, se desarrollará el diseño de la solución y se elaborará la política de continuidad basados en estrategias de recuperación y alternativas de solución. Por último, en el quinto capítulo, se realizará un plan de pruebas, resultados y validaciones de pruebas. / In this project, a plan has been designed that allows the operational continuity of IT services based on the ISO 27031: 2011 standard, taking into consideration other relevant standards and frameworks in order to thus have the best solution in the event of an interruption. and subsequent recovery and continuity of service. In this sense, this work is divided into 5 chapters. In the first chapter, the problem situation is developed along with the problem to be solved and other associated aspects that determined the execution of this project. In the second chapter, the theoretical framework is developed, which will provide information about concepts on relevant issues and related to the continuity of technological processes and services, as well as various international regulations and their evolution over time. In the third chapter, the definition of the problem, the critical processes will be explained through the development of the business impact analysis and its subsequent risk analysis. In the fourth chapter, the solution design will be developed, the continuity policy based on recovery strategies and alternative solutions will be developed. Finally, in the fifth chapter, a test plan, results and test validations will be made. / Tesis
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