SIG LEAD - IS Leadership and the IT Profession
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ERF
Paper Number
1421
Description
Digital technologies are vital for organizations to create strategic value and align business and IT. Organizational digital transformation has drastically changed the idea of the workforce. Low-code and no-code solutions may help businesses deal with the demands for professional software development and leverage the technological skills of non-IT employees. Based on the theory of planned behavior, this study proposes to examine the antecedents affecting non-IT employees’ intention to participate in citizen development. The study’s empirical results have the potential to shed light on how organizations can motivate non-IT employees to participate in citizen development.
Recommended Citation
Li, Yuzhu and Huang, Rui, "Participating in Citizen Development: Theory of Planned Behavior" (2022). AMCIS 2022 Proceedings. 2.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2022/sig_lead/sig_lead/2
Participating in Citizen Development: Theory of Planned Behavior
Digital technologies are vital for organizations to create strategic value and align business and IT. Organizational digital transformation has drastically changed the idea of the workforce. Low-code and no-code solutions may help businesses deal with the demands for professional software development and leverage the technological skills of non-IT employees. Based on the theory of planned behavior, this study proposes to examine the antecedents affecting non-IT employees’ intention to participate in citizen development. The study’s empirical results have the potential to shed light on how organizations can motivate non-IT employees to participate in citizen development.
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