A Study on Smart Work Center

Han-Chan Lee (), So-Hyun Lee (), Jin-Won Park () and Hee-Woong Kim ()
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Han-Chan Lee: Service Delivery Headquarters, KT
So-Hyun Lee: Yonsei University
Jin-Won Park: Yonsei University
Hee-Woong Kim: Yonsei University

A chapter in Innovation in the High-Tech Economy, 2013, pp 103-114 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In July 2010, the Korean government announced a plan to implement smart work centers to resolve low birth rate, low productivity and social costs of the urban traffic jams. This empirical study was conducted to find factors affecting the Smart Work Center use. Based on the IS Success Model, ‘operation Infra Quality’ and ‘User Satisfaction’ have positive impact on the Smart Work Center use. ‘System Infra Quality’ and ‘IT Infra Quality’ have positive impact on the ‘User Satisfaction’. Consequently ‘System Infra Quality’ and ‘IT Infra Quality’ have positive impact on the Smart Work Center use indirectly. Also ‘Job fit’ and ‘Social Influence’ has positive impact on the Smart Work Center use.

Keywords: Smart Work; Smart work center; IS Success Model (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-41585-2_9

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