Author List: Alpar, Paul; Kim, Moshe;
Journal of Management Information Systems, 1990, Volume 7, Issue 2, Page 55-69.
The problem of measuring the impact of information technology on economic performance at the business unit or enterprise level is receiving increased attention. We develop a methodology based on the microeconomic theory of production and apply the model to data from the banking industry. In addition, we compare our methodology to approaches based on key ratios of information technology deployment. Both procedures are applied to the same set of data. The results show that reasoning about information technology value based on key ratios may be misleading, especially when the figures are only osculated for a cross-section of data.
Keywords: key ratios of firm performance and information technology deployment; Measurement of information technology value; production in commercial and retail banking; translog cost function
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