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Moloney, Belinda, Cybulski, Jacob and Nguyen, Lemai 2004, Investigating factors influencing the perception of creativity in web design, in PACIS 2004 : Proceedings of the Eighth Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems, [PACIS], [Shanghai, China], pp. 841-854.

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Title Investigating factors influencing the perception of creativity in web design
Author(s) Moloney, Belinda
Cybulski, Jacob
Nguyen, Lemai
Conference name Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (8th : 2004 : Shanghai, China)
Conference location Shanghai, China
Conference dates 8-11 July 2004
Title of proceedings PACIS 2004 : Proceedings of the Eighth Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems
Editor(s) [Unknown]
Publication date 2004
Conference series Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems
Start page 841
End page 854
Publisher [PACIS]
Place of publication [Shanghai, China]
Keyword(s) requirements engineering
creativity
case study
Summary In many disciplines, creativity has been recognised as an important part of problem solving. In business, creativity enables the generation of better solutions and provides an opportunity to gain a competitive advantage. In Information Systems (IS) creativity assists developers in finding solutions to difficult problems by helping to efficiently utilise available resources and allows the more effective planning and running of complex projects. One of the most important aspects of IS development is Requirements Engineering (RE), the development activity aimed at understanding the needs and wants of IS customers. While previous RE researchers suggested that creativity is crucial in building high quality information systems, fostering creative outcomes in RE is difficult as it is affected by the multifaceted socioorganisational context within which IS development commonly takes place. This paper reports findings from an empirical study into creativity in RE. Specifically, it reports various contextual factors which were found to influence the creativity of individuals and their teams.
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Language eng
Field of Research 080608 Information Systems Development Methodologies
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
Copyright notice ©2004, PACIS
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