Please refer to the paper: Testing Delone and Mclean’s Model in Financial Institutions

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/236650299_Testing_Delone_and_Mclean%27s_Model_in_Financial_Institutions

Article Testing Delone and Mclean’s Model in Financial Institutions

Have the IT people identify the extent of use of the IT software installed in all the computers in the firm to include top management. They may find that the latter have lots of sophisticated programs on their computers but really don't have the time to use them.

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DF. 

Hi,

Maybe this paper could help ?

Firm self-service technology readiness

By: Ramaseshan, B.; Kingshott, Russel P. J.; Stein, Alisha

JOURNAL OF SERVICE MANAGEMENT Volume: 26 Issue: 5 Pages: 751-776 Published: 2015

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Purpose - Technological advances and new business models have contributed to the usage of self-service technology (SST) by firms. As SST continues to create organizational efficiencies, firms have jumped on the bandwagon without considering their own readiness to use SST. To date, there has been no systematic attempt to develop a valid scale of firm SST readiness and assess its influence on firm performance. The purpose of this paper is to present and validate a multidimensional firm SST readiness scale.

Design/methodology/approach - A series of studies was conducted for the development and validation of the firm SST readiness scale. Study 1 included generating items from semi-structured interviews with managers and an extensive literature review. Study 2 comprised item reduction and identifying the dimensionality of the scale through exploratory factor analysis (n = 177 participants from service organizations). The reliability and validity of the scale were tested in Study 3 by performing confirmatory factor analysis using data obtained from managers of service organizations in the USA (n = 257). Study 4 measured the predictive validity of the firm SST readiness instrument using several structural models.

Findings - This paper proposes a new multidimensional construct labelled "firm SST readiness", consisting of four dimensions: managerial acquiescence, customer alignment, employee engagement, and channel integration. The predictive validity of the new scale on two key firm outcome variables: customer value and firm performance is also demonstrated.

Originality/value - This is the first study to provide a comprehensive, Firm self-service technology readiness

By: Ramaseshan, B.; Kingshott, Russel P. J.; Stein, Alisha

JOURNAL OF SERVICE MANAGEMENT Volume: 26 Issue: 5 Pages: 751-776 Published: 2015

Context Sensitive Links Close AbstractClose Abstract

Purpose - Technological advances and new business models have contributed to the usage of self-service technology (SST) by firms. As SST continues to create organizational efficiencies, firms have jumped on the bandwagon without considering their own readiness to use SST. To date, there has been no systematic attempt to develop a valid scale of firm SST readiness and assess its influence on firm performance. The purpose of this paper is to present and validate a multidimensional firm SST readiness scale.

Design/methodology/approach - A series of studies was conducted for the development and validation of the firm SST readiness scale. Study 1 included generating items from semi-structured interviews with managers and an extensive literature review. Study 2 comprised item reduction and identifying the dimensionality of the scale through exploratory factor analysis (n = 177 participants from service organizations). The reliability and validity of the scale were tested in Study 3 by performing confirmatory factor analysis using data obtained from managers of service organizations in the USA (n = 257). Study 4 measured the predictive validity of the firm SST readiness instrument using several structural models.

Findings - This paper proposes a new multidimensional construct labelled "firm SST readiness", consisting of four dimensions: managerial acquiescence, customer alignment, employee engagement, and channel integration. The predictive validity of the new scale on two key firm outcome variables: customer value and firm performance is also demonstrated.

Originality/value - This is the first study to provide a comprehensive, psychometrically sound, and operationally valid measure of firm SST readiness. sound, and operationally valid measure of firm SST readiness.

Indague cómo se analiza, busque ejemplos de otras organizaciones, investigue. Es una forma de ver cómo lo hacen otros. 

Dasun,

This presentation takes a look at several internal firm-level measurements for SME's based on the Asian Productivity Organisation

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320546153_Quantifying_the_Productivity_Gains_from_Investing_in_Innovation_Technology_and_Managerial_Quality