Add to ORKGOrganizations introduce acceptable use policies to deter employee computer misuse. Despite the controlling, monitoring and other forms of interventions employed, some employees misuse the organizational computers to carry out their personal work such as sending emails, surfing internet, chatting, playing games etc. These activities not only waste productive time of employees but also bring a risk to the organization. A questionnaire was administrated to a random sample of employees selected from large and medium scale software development organizations, which measured the work computer misuse levels and the factors that influence such behavior. The presence of guidelines provided no evidence of significant effect on the level of employee compu...
The Internet is a useful business tool that is increasingly being made available to employees to enh...
Research studies have suggested that computer education, attitudes toward the computer, and organiza...
Employees use computer resources at work for personal activities and the implementation of counterme...
CD-Rom included ; A Dissertation submitted to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for...
Organizations introduce acceptable use policies to deter employee computer misuse. Despite the contr...
Organizations face growing liability with regard to employee use of electronic resources. To mitigat...
While computer technology is generally intended to increase employee productivity and effectiveness ...
An employee who abuses or misuses the employer’s internet facilities such as circulating emails that...
In this paper we examine the legal aspects of corporate computer usage policies including their crea...
According to a study conducted in September of 2001 by the U.S. Department of Commerce, more than on...
Many more corporate entities today are utilizing ICTs to identify opportunities for innovative and c...
This diploma thesis deals with problems of misusing of company computers by employees. Specifically ...
This study examined differences in perceptions of U.S. and international college students regarding ...
Software piracy, or the illegal use of software, is a growing global issue. The legal and moral rami...
Abstract: In recent times, organisations in developing countries rely heavily on information systems...
The Internet is a useful business tool that is increasingly being made available to employees to enh...
Research studies have suggested that computer education, attitudes toward the computer, and organiza...
Employees use computer resources at work for personal activities and the implementation of counterme...
CD-Rom included ; A Dissertation submitted to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering for...
Organizations introduce acceptable use policies to deter employee computer misuse. Despite the contr...
Organizations face growing liability with regard to employee use of electronic resources. To mitigat...
While computer technology is generally intended to increase employee productivity and effectiveness ...
An employee who abuses or misuses the employer’s internet facilities such as circulating emails that...
In this paper we examine the legal aspects of corporate computer usage policies including their crea...
According to a study conducted in September of 2001 by the U.S. Department of Commerce, more than on...
Many more corporate entities today are utilizing ICTs to identify opportunities for innovative and c...
This diploma thesis deals with problems of misusing of company computers by employees. Specifically ...
This study examined differences in perceptions of U.S. and international college students regarding ...
Software piracy, or the illegal use of software, is a growing global issue. The legal and moral rami...
Abstract: In recent times, organisations in developing countries rely heavily on information systems...
The Internet is a useful business tool that is increasingly being made available to employees to enh...
Research studies have suggested that computer education, attitudes toward the computer, and organiza...
Employees use computer resources at work for personal activities and the implementation of counterme...