Computerization Movements and Technology Diffusion

Computerization Movements and Technology Diffusion
Edited by Margaret S. Elliott and Kenneth L. Kraemer

Computerization movement” (CM), as first articulated by Rob Kling, refers to a special kind of social and technological movement that promotes the adoption of computing within organizations and society. Here, editors Margaret S. Elliott and Kenneth L. Kraemer and more than two dozen noted scholars trace the successes and failures of CMs from the mainframe and PC eras to the current Internet era and the emerging era of ubiquitous computing.


2008/608 pp/hardbound, ISBN 978-1-57387-311-6