Abstract
Information and communication technology offers the opportunity to make current work more effective and enable new developments. This is in particular needed in micro-organisations, who have to cope with very limited resources. End-user development could be a solution for these problems. However, supporting the heterogeneous user population is problematic. On-line sources could possibly bridge this gap, but are they suitable for all end-user developers? What, if any, are the characteristics of potential end-user developers and how are they connected to the current use of support. What can we say about the future?
Recommended Citation
Korvela, Henri and Packalén, Kristian, "Looking beyond the veil – what makes the micro organisation end-user developers tick?" (2010). AMCIS 2010 Proceedings. 360.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2010/360