Measuring the Success of a Wiki for Small Organizations


Seminar Paper, 2011

34 Pages, Grade: 1,3


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Table of Contents

List of Figures

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1 Introduction
1.1 Problem Definition and Objectives
1.2 Course of Investigation

2 Wiki Success for Small Organizations
2.1 Wiki Characteristics
2.2 Success Factors for Small Organizations

3 Success Measurement Model
3.1 Information System Success
3.2 Related Basic Theories
3.2.1 Theory of Reasoned Action (TRA)
3.2.2 Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)
3.2.3 Information Systems Success Model of DeLone & McLean
3.2.4 Model Suitability for Wikis in Small Organizations
3.3 Adapted Models
3.3.1 Updated D&M IS Success Model (2003)
3.3.2 Success Model by Nelson & Todd (2005)
3.3.3 KMS Success Model by Clay et al. (2005)
3.3.4 KMS Success Model by Wu & Wang (2006)
3.3.5 KMS Success Model of Kulkarni (2007)
3.3.6 Knowledge Sharing Research

4 Adaption to Wiki Success
4.1 Wiki Success Model
4.2 Variables
4.2.1 Knowledge Quality
4.2.2 System Quality
4.2.3 Perceived Wiki Benefits
4.2.4 Motivation
4.2.5 User Satisfaction
4.2.6 Knowledge Use

5 Conclusion
5.1 Discussion and Limitations
5.2 Future Research

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Title
Measuring the Success of a Wiki for Small Organizations
College
Dresden Technical University
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2011
Pages
34
Catalog Number
V171757
ISBN (eBook)
9783640913671
ISBN (Book)
9783640912384
File size
1587 KB
Language
English
Keywords
D&M, IS Success, Wiki, measuring, Knowledge Management, Evaluation, Model
Quote paper
B. Sc. Mathias Riechert (Author), 2011, Measuring the Success of a Wiki for Small Organizations, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/171757

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